TaylorMade P7MC by year: 2020 vs 2023
The P7MC is TaylorMade's forged muscle-cavity iron. There are two versions, 2020 and 2023, and there's no newer P7MC as of 2026. Here's how to tell them apart and what used sets sell for. Jump to used prices.
Quick reference
| Version | Launch | Key change | Launch price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | In stores January 20, 2023 | Five-step forging, slightly thinner sole with less effective bounce, reshaped cavity, head a touch longer heel to toe | $1,299 steel / $1,499 graphite |
| 2020 | In stores September 4, 2020 | Forged 1025 carbon steel, high-polish forged T-logo in the cavity | $1,399 |
How to tell them apart
The 2020 P7MC has a high-polish finish on the T-logo forged into the cavity. Reports describe the 2023 logo as satin, but we haven't found a side-by-side comparison to confirm it, so ask the seller to confirm the year too.
P7MC vs P7MB vs P7CBThe P7MB is the full blade sibling. The P7CB is a different, more forgiving model with a satin scratch finish, a thicker topline, and a rippled back. The model name is on each iron.
What used P7MC sets sell for
| Version | Typical sold price | Median | Sets in sample |
|---|---|---|---|
| All P7MC sets | $400–$610 | $450 | 25 listings |
| 2023 (labeled) | $395–$622 | $433 | 4 listings, limited data |
Players' irons like the P7MC hold value well among low handicappers but sell to a smaller audience, so expect a longer wait to sell than with a P790.