At GlobalGolf, the 2025 P790 is listed at $1,199.99, down from $1,399.99. The 4-PW configuration includes seven clubs, with men's right-handed options and different shaft and flex choices on the P790 2025 listing.
The $200 discount could signal that TaylorMade has new clubs on the horizon. There is no confirmed launch date, though, and a sale alone does not mean a replacement is imminent.
TaylorMade's P790 line spans the 2017 and 2019 model years. It also includes 2023 and 2025 versions. The P770 has a '24 version.
The P790 has a strong following in the player's-distance category. The P770 and P7CB have the same $200 reduction, extending the offer to more than one iron design.
Used listings include P790 models from 2017 and 2019. The 2023 model is listed too, alongside the P770 '24 and P7CB. GlobalGolf lists a used P790 2023 at about $1,044.99, with older P790 generations priced lower. Used-set prices vary by model year and condition. Configuration and shaft also affect the price. A separate Mizuno iron report covered tour use rather than retail pricing. The retailer's used TaylorMade iron listings show the different generations side by side.
Fit and performance should guide an iron purchase, though brand loyalty and appearance also influence buying decisions. For golfers set on one of these TaylorMade models, the listed sale price is $1,199.99.
