Looks fine. If you're in a flush-over-flush situation, you're going to get stacked if you play properly. Even if you checked the turn, he'd bet, and you'll get stacked.

Don't check the turn, btw. You need to get paid when you hit, and the best way to do so is to bet. If you want to check once in a while for some deception, sure. But mainly, you should be betting.

The hands that might check turn for balance are weaker fds that might not get 3 streets and nut flushes thar need less projection and have high club kickers that block their best bluff catchers and flushes...this hand was played well

7c is great turn for your raising range, prepare yourself to bet almost everything*

*depending on our flop x/R strategy and villain response

Always betting this turn with this combo. You need to get value/protect vs any AcXx, KcXx and QcXx. Maybe try getting tricky with A high flush or the nuts (straight flush).

I think that a block bet range on turn could be an interesting play...It allows you to continue betting hands like sets that want to get protection and value and also keeps the villains range wider...your flushes will likely get all the money in anyway, and it could increase the ev of your range as population will expect the block to be weaker than it is and puts their middling hands in a tough spot, where as a larger bet allows them to play approximately right as they will just call flushes and combos with high clubs and again play approximately right when you jam river...