TaylorMade TW Phase 1 bladed irons

“Sticking with TaylorMade, we reported earlier this week how Tiger Woods was putting his first set of TaylorMade irons into play. The TW.Phase 1 are prototypes which the 14-time major winner and TaylorMade have been working on since he joined the brand in early 2017.”

“Tiger Woods switched to TaylorMade's TW-Phase1 irons last year at the Wells Fargo Championship , but according to the 14-time major winner, the irons were never destined to stay in the bag for the long haul.”

“However, Woods has a new set of TW-Phase1 blades in the bag this week for the Wells Fargo Championship and, as ever with Tiger, they look to be a beautifully classic-looking blade with no offset.”

“Tiger Woods is putting a new set of ‘TW-Phase1’ prototype TaylorMade irons in to play as he tees up at Quail Hollow for the Wells Fargo Championship this week.”

“These TaylorMade irons appear to have TW PHASE 1 stamped on them, lining up with Woods' tweet introducing Phase 1 of the development of Woods' custom irons.”

“This year Woods is swapping out his old TaylorMade TW Phase1 irons for a new prototype set called TaylorMade P7-TW irons.”

“Irons: TaylorMade TW Phase1 (3-PW), with True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100 shafts.”

“But when Woods switched from TW-Phase1 irons to the milled P-7TW prototypes at the beginning of 2019, it was unclear if Taylor was still playing a part in the design and grind process.”

“It's likely the "TW" version was made specifically for TaylorMade staffer Tiger Woods, who started using a one-off version called TW-Phase1 last year.”

“Playing last season with a TW-Phase 1 TaylorMade prototypes, Woods has switched to another version of muscleback blades, stamped with P-7TW.”

“His current set came into the bag back in 2019 as he shifted from the TW Phase 1 bladed irons to the P7TW Prototypes .”

“better known as the follow-up version to the TW-Phase1 irons Woods used for the second half of 2018”

“Woods recently put TaylorMade woods and custom TW Phase 1 irons in his bag during his comeback.”