Irons

Nothing wrong with either brand, or any major OEM for that matter. The key is to get fit and get something you are comfortable with.

Buying from store inventory? Then it won’t make much difference.
But…
Titleist is focused on professional fittings. Check the Fitting tab on the web page for a location near you. Clubs are sold by the club - only what works for you.
2 year cycle - more time to R&D each release. Less end users “beta testing”.
With longer cycles, higher resale value.
More tour pros not on a vendor contract choose Titleist more often. Both balls and clubs.
Your choice!

TM (TM)has always emphasized distance. Titleist has emphasized accuracy. TM has many more models to choose from, but their irons do not hold their value. Titleist has fewer models, but their irons hold their value. These are the reasons I avoid TM and buy titleist.

Simple answer.
So you can be a part of Team Titleist!!!

I like that answer!

I know you probably have heard it a thousand times but get fit for what fits you. I went to get fit for my irons and going in i wanted Titleist. I hit a couple models and really didnt like the way they felt so tried some TM models and loved them honestly. I finally got around to hitting the T150 and they were the best so thats what i got. Just go into a fitting with an open mind looking for whats best for you.

The golf pro at a course close to me, who I've golfed a good bit with, told me that if he had to actually spend his own money on club's he would only buy Titleist. He sells all the different brands of clubs. Also told me TM's quality control on the clubs the public gets is not good. They make good clubs for Tiger, Rory and Scottie but not for Jon Q Public.

If u read the forum, these are people who believe in the product (including myself). I’ve played Titleist 35+ yrs….no qualms they are best product out there. Have tried other manufacturers, but nothing close…but that is me. Up to u to go down this rabbit hole to find out for ur self……no looking back.