TaylorMade M4 Irons
Cast game-improvement iron — Speed Pocket through the long irons + RIBCOR internal stiffening for ball-speed retention. M4 sits one tier below M6 in forgiveness; widely used by 15+ handicap players. Stock shafts were True Temper XP 100 (steel) or Fujikura ATMOS Orange (graphite).
Specs
- Year released
- 2018–2020
- Model line
- M-Series
- Iron category
- game-improvement
- Set makeup
- 4-PW
- Stock shaft materials
- steel / graphite
- Stock shaft flexes
- regular / stiff / senior
- Hand availability
- Right and left
What to verify before you buy
- Cast face shows less wear than forged.
- Cosmetic chrome scratches are common.
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Find one on eBay
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After you buy
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Grips, tape and solvent
Most used clubs arrive on the last owner's grips. If they are shiny, cracked or slick, regripping is the cheapest way to make a used club feel new. Match the grip size to your hands, not to what came off.
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Dirt packed in the grooves costs spin more than a little wear does. A stiff brush and a damp towel after each shot keep a used wedge or iron set playing at its best.
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Stickers on the face show where you strike it. A few range sessions tell you whether the used head, loft and lie suit your swing while you can still resell it.
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