A set of TaylorMade P790 Shadowfall irons with Nippon Modus Black 105S shafts just hit the GolfWRX buy sell trade forum at $720 shipped. The seller claims minimal use and a custom flat lie.
One GolfWRX forum member just put up a set of TaylorMade P790 Shadowfall irons, 6-iron through pitching wedge, built with Nippon Modus Black 105S shafts and standard TaylorMade grips. The seller wants $720 shipped and says the clubs barely left the bag.
A standard 4-iron from the TaylorMade P•790 series on the secondary market typically features a 21° loft, 61° lie angle, 38.5-inch length, and 3.4 mm offset-specifications that apply to the individual club, not to a 6-PW set.
This seller kept the 4 and 5 irons, calling them "rockets," and is moving the rest. The set is built to standard length and loft, but with a 1 degree flat lie. That tweak will catch the eye of players who want a slightly flatter setup than stock.
Details from the GolfWRX BST listing
The package covers the 6, 7, 8, 9 irons and pitching wedge, all with Nippon Modus Black 105S shafts. The seller repeats that the clubs saw little action and the grips are still standard TaylorMade. Shipping is baked into the $720 price, which matters for buyers tallying up the real cost.
Verified search results do not confirm the current status of the GolfWRX listing, the sale outcome, price changes, or any official response from TaylorMade. As such, the $720 price, 'near-new' condition, retention of the 4 and 5 irons, and the 1° flat specification should be treated as unverified claims from the seller, not independently confirmed facts.
GolfWRX's BST forum has built a reputation as a go-to spot for golfers trading gear inside a trusted circle. Listings like this let buyers snag high-end clubs for less than retail and talk directly with the seller. The original post is still up on the GolfWRX BST forum.
Used equipment value and buyer considerations
Used irons like the TaylorMade P790 Shadowfall set can deliver strong value, especially when paired with premium shafts and kept in near-new shape. Buyers need to double-check shaft specs, lie angle, and grip condition to make sure the set fits their swing. The 1 degree flat lie will suit players who want a lower ball flight or have a flatter swing path.
Listings like this show why established golf equipment forums still matter. The secondary market gives serious golfers a shot at top-shelf clubs without paying retail. Trusted sellers and clear listings on platforms like GolfWRX BST keep these deals moving.
