Titleist releases three new iron models in the T-Series that’s tailored to fit every type of golfer
With the new additions of the TS1 and the TS4, Titleist rounded out their driver line to accommodate just about every golfer. It’s crucial to have the perfect driver, but that’s only covering half of the game. And Titleist knew this.
To ensure that every golfer’s game was optimized throughout the bag, they knew there was room for improvement with their irons. Even though they’ve been the longstanding #1 iron on the PGA Tour, that type of iron doesn’t fit everyone.
So did they release a one size fits all iron? No. Titleist went back to the drawing board and delivered three new iron designs as a part of the Titleist T-Series.
For Every Player
All three models of the T-Series irons offer something unique, but they’re all backed by power, performance, playability, and feel.
“There are three key elements to hitting a great iron shot: distance, dispersion, and angle of descent,” said Marni Ines, Director, Titleist Irons Development, Golf Club R&D. “T-Series technology helps players carry the ball longer and hit their number more consistently, even when they don’t make a perfect strike.”
T100 irons
The T100 iron is a player’s iron. The fully-forged dual cavity construction provides exact distant and control thanks to the feedback of the Titleist tour pros. With a thinner face, thinner topline, and minimal offset, this progressive design is nearly everything the better players desire in an iron.
“With T100 we wanted to build an iron that delivers incredible performance and perfectly suits the player’s eye,” Ines said. “This is a precision product. It’s not about hitting it the furthest, it’s about hitting it that exact distance each and every time, being able to work the ball when necessary and having that pure look and feel that the best players in the world demand.”
T200 irons
The T200 is the player’s distance iron. Titleist wanted to keep the feel of a traditional player’s iron, like the T100, but help add a little distance gain. This model features Max Impact technology, which delivers maximum speed and distance control across a forged SUP-10 L-Face Insert. However, it doesn’t sacrifice the look or feel of a players iron.
“When you have a face technology like Max Impact, it becomes doubly important to balance the construction with high-density tungsten to achieve the high MOI you need to keep the club stable at impact,” Ines said. “Having such high MOI properties at our blade lengths allows the iron face to return more energy to the golf ball on off-center shots and produce more consistent distances. If you don’t have a high MOI, you’re not going to get the full benefits out of your face design.”
T300 irons
So there’s player’s iron, the player’s distance iron and now enter the player’s improvement iron: T300. This model is powered by Max Impact technology and is the most forgiving iron but still offers a modern shape. The fast cavity-back design delivers a combination of high launch, distance, and forgiveness.
“T300 is the ultimate game improvement iron,” said Josh Talge, Vice President, Titleist Golf Club Marketing. “It goes high and far, it’s exceptionally playable, and it looks great. T300 has a higher MOI than our prior generation game improvement model for even more distance and forgiveness. From address, you’d never believe how much technology is built into this iron.”
Max Impact Technology
We mentioned the Max Impact Technology in the T200 and T300 models, but what exactly does that mean? Max Impact technology extends maximum speed across the entire clubface. Both models have a super-thin face that’s backed by a unique polymer core, which was developed in partnership with Titleist Golf Ball R&D, provides consistent distance almost every time.
“Max Impact allows us to make thinner, faster faces that push the limits of iron ball speed,” Ines said. “With this system in place, we’re able to take our materials and make them thinner and faster to maximize speed across the face, and help give us the launch angle we need to deliver more consistent distances on every swing. In other words, you’ll end up with more shots that hit the green – and stop there.”
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Features & Benefits: Titleist T-Series Irons
T100 irons
The player’s iron, T100 is masterfully designed to achieve new heights of tour-level precision with signature Titleist feel. A result of direct tour player feedback – including Jordan Spieth, who put a full set in play at the Open Championship – the T100 is for the player who wants to play a true Tour iron.
New fully-forged dual cavity construction provides precise distance and control. Thinner, more responsive face increases ball speed across the face. Co-forged dual-density tungsten (with an average of 66 grams placed in the heel and toe) delivers exceptional stability. Tour-refined sole shape features a thin topline, minimal offset, and enhanced camber for improved turf interaction. Progressive set design – with progressive blade lengths, sole widths, and hosel lengths – delivers optimal CG positioning with preferred shaping through the set.
*Available irons: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, P, W50.
*Stock shaft offerings include
Steel: True Temper AMT Tour White | Low launch, low spin | 106-130g (3g per club)
Graphite: Mitsubishi MCA Tensei White AM2 | Low launch, low spin | 94-108g (2g per club)
Retail starting at $175 per club ($1399/set of 8) (steel) and $187.50 per club ($1,499 /set of 8) (graphite) and hits shelves August 8.
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T200 irons
T200 is the player’s distance iron, with Max Impact technology subtly integrated into a shape that satisfies the discerning eye. With T200, players gain the distance they want without sacrificing looks, feel, trajectory, or stopping power.
Max Impact technology delivers maximum speed and distance control across a forged SUP-10 L-Face Insert. High-density tungsten (with an average of 90 grams placed in the heel and toe) produces low CG for higher launch with stopping power. Progressive set design – with progressive blade lengths, sole widths, and hosel lengths – delivers optimal CG positioning with preferred shaping through the set. Tour-inspired look and feel with thinner topline and enhanced camber for improved turf interaction.
*Available irons: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, P, W48.
*Stock shaft offerings include
Steel: True Temper AMT Black | Mid launch, mid spin | 95-116g (3g per club)
Graphite: Mitsubishi MCA Tensei Blue AM2 | Mid launch, mid spin | 74-88g (2g per club)
Retail starting at $175 per club ($1399/set of 8) (steel) and $187.50 per club ($1,499 /set of 8) (graphite) and hits shelves August 8.
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T300 irons
The player’s improvement iron, T300 is powered by Max Impact technology to extend maximum speed evenly across an extremely forgiving mid-sized face. T300 is designed for the player who wants high launch, long distance, and forgiveness they can trust.
Mid-sized, fast cavity-back design is designed for maximum distance and forgiveness. Max Impact technology delivers maximum speed and distance control. High-density tungsten (with an average of 52 grams placed in the heel and toe) produces a
low CG for a higher, easy launch. Progressive set design – with progressive blade lengths, sole widths, and hosel lengths – delivers optimal CG positioning with preferred shaping through the set.
*Available irons: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, P, W48, W53.
*Stock shaft offerings include
Steel: True Temper AMT Red| Low launch, low spin | 95-107g (3g per club)
Graphite: Mitsubishi MCA Tensei Red AM2 | Low launch, low spin | 54-68g (2g per club)
Retail starting at $125 per club ($999/set of 8) (steel) and $137.50 per club ($1,099/set of 8) (graphite) and hits shelves August 8.
Demo and purchase the Titleist T300 irons at GOLFTEC!
