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How Titleist T-Series Irons Are Engineered for Every Handicap
Titleist is known for precision, feel and performance, and their T-Series irons are designed to suit a wide range of players. From tour professionals to mid and high handicappers, the T-Series offers models that match different skill levels and playing styles, all while maintaining that classic Titleist look and feel.
This guide takes a closer look at the four main models in the range — T100, T150, T200 and T350 — and explains how each is engineered to meet the needs of specific golfers.
This guide takes a closer look at the four main models in the range — T100, T150, T200 and T350 — and explains how each is engineered to meet the needs of specific golfers.
T100: Precision for Skilled Players
T100: Precision for Skilled Players
Who it suits: Low handicappers and confident ball strikers
The T100 is the most compact and traditional model in the line-up. Favoured by tour professionals and elite amateurs, it offers precise control, excellent feedback and a forged feel that better players demand.
Key features:
The T100 is the most compact and traditional model in the line-up. Favoured by tour professionals and elite amateurs, it offers precise control, excellent feedback and a forged feel that better players demand.
Key features:
- Compact, blade-style head
- Thin top line and minimal offset
- Dual-cavity design for consistent performance
- Progressive bounce for improved turf interaction
T150: Feel and Distance for Confident Ball Strikers
T150: Feel and Distance for Confident Players
Who it suits: Low to mid handicappers who want more forgiveness than the T100 offers
The T150 shares the same head shape and forged feel as the T100 but with a slightly larger profile and stronger lofts to help boost distance. It’s designed for players who like a traditional look but want added ball speed and launch.
Key features:
The T150 shares the same head shape and forged feel as the T100 but with a slightly larger profile and stronger lofts to help boost distance. It’s designed for players who like a traditional look but want added ball speed and launch.
Key features:
- Slightly larger head than T100
- Stronger lofts for increased distance
- More forgiveness without sacrificing workability
- Tour-inspired feel with added stability
T200: Speed and Forgiveness in a Players' Shape
T200: Speed and Forgiveness in a Players' Shape
Who it suits: Mid handicappers and improving players seeking a blend of distance, feel and looks
The T200 is a true players' distance iron. It combines a clean, compact profile with a high-tech internal construction designed to maximise ball speed and forgiveness without sacrificing feel.
Key features:
The T200 is a true players' distance iron. It combines a clean, compact profile with a high-tech internal construction designed to maximise ball speed and forgiveness without sacrificing feel.
Key features:
- Hollow body design with Max Impact technology
- Forged face for improved feedback
- Higher launch and more carry distance
- Sleek appearance that appeals to better players
T350: Confidence and Forgiveness for Game Improvement
T350: Confidence and Forgiveness for Game Improvement
Who it suits: Mid to high handicappers looking for maximum forgiveness and easy launch
The T350 is the most forgiving iron in the Titleist range. It features a wide sole, larger head and a deep centre of gravity, making it easier to get the ball in the air and reduce the impact of off-centre strikes.
Key features:
The T350 is the most forgiving iron in the Titleist range. It features a wide sole, larger head and a deep centre of gravity, making it easier to get the ball in the air and reduce the impact of off-centre strikes.
Key features:
- Oversized head with wide sole
- High launch and strong carry distances
- Maximum forgiveness across the face
- Hollow body with advanced weighting for stability
Choosing the Right T-Series Iron
The best way to decide between these models is to assess your strike consistency, preferred feel and how much forgiveness you need. Many players even consider blended sets, combining T100 or T150 short irons with T200 or T350 long irons to balance precision and forgiveness.
A professional club fitting is the most accurate way to determine the right set-up. Titleist fitting events and retailers across the UK can offer expert advice based on your swing and performance goals.
A professional club fitting is the most accurate way to determine the right set-up. Titleist fitting events and retailers across the UK can offer expert advice based on your swing and performance goals.
Final Thoughts
Titleist has created a well-rounded iron line-up with the T-Series, offering something for everyone from low-handicap purists to game-improvement players. Each model brings its own strengths, but they all share the same commitment to quality, consistency and classic Titleist feel.
Whichever model you choose, the T-Series irons are built to perform — and to help you get the most out of every round.
A professional club fitting is the most accurate way to determine the right set-up. Titleist fitting events and retailers across the UK can offer expert advice based on your swing and performance goals.
Whichever model you choose, the T-Series irons are built to perform — and to help you get the most out of every round.
A professional club fitting is the most accurate way to determine the right set-up. Titleist fitting events and retailers across the UK can offer expert advice based on your swing and performance goals.
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