The 3-PW set is priced at $1,400 and is scheduled to become available November 2. The launch coverage also lists a stock-shaft lineup, but the available research does not independently verify it. The reported player comments remain attributed to that coverage as well.
The available search results do not confirm an official TaylorMade update on the P-760's current status; listings found for the model are primarily for used clubs and do not establish a company decision.
One-piece short irons meet hollow-body long irons
The 8-PW and AW are forged from a single piece of 1025CS. The 7-3 irons use forged 1025CS in a hollow-body construction, with SUS630 faces and SpeedFoam injection. Tomo Bystedt described the PW-8 as a one-piece cavity design. He described the 7-3 as the SpeedFoam-filled design.
PW and AW are not universal loft specifications: their exact angles vary by model and generation, so lofts from other TaylorMade sets should not be treated as P-760 specifications.
In-hand photos put the shape in context
GolfWRX member taylorx300 shared photos of the P-760 PW. The post also showed the 8-iron beside the 3-iron, with comparisons against the P-770. According to the announcement, the set sits between the P-750 and P-770 irons released in 2017. P-760 appears in listings for TaylorMade's historical P Series, but GlobalGolf's used-iron listings do not establish when the model was discontinued or what, if anything, succeeded it.
Jason Day plays the P-750s. During the Instagram Live unveiling with Rory McIlroy and Jon Rahm, he said the P-760 toplines looked a bit thicker and the irons had more offset than his current set. The comment points to a specific fit concern: changes in shape can matter to a player even when construction draws the attention.
The announced 3-PW set includes True Temper Dynamic Gold 120 shafts in S300 or X100, plus Golf Pride Tour Velvet 360 grips. It contains eight clubs. The AW mentioned in the construction description is not part of that 3-PW configuration. No complete independent P-760 specification table was available in the research. The available material does not provide verified loft or lie measurements, nor does it establish club length or swingweight. A listing for the newer Qi irons cannot verify P-760 measurements.
The announcement offers no test results to establish a performance gain over the P-750 or P-770. Its specifications and photos show the longer irons' hollow-body SpeedFoam construction alongside the one-piece forged short irons.
