2023 T-Series Irons vs. Prior-Gen Titleist Irons

Long time Titleist junkie here. I played the Forged 704.CB‘s from 2004-2012, then wanted more forgiveness and played the 712 AP1’s from 2012-2023. Great longevity with both sets. But finally splurged on a true Titleist fitting and was so impressed with the experience and quality of the newest T generation irons. I was fit and settled on a full set of the T200’s. Absolute butter and they loan so high, with fantastic drop and spin. I gained probably 5-15 yards on every single club versus my old set. The look, sound and feel is second to none. 200’s had just that extra bit of forgiveness I needed without sacrificing anything the amazing 150’s offer. The fitting also got me in the right shaft and grip for my needs (in my opinion, the most important part!). These are the best irons on the market, undoubtedly. Titleist for life - nothing compares!

I was playing AP3 until I had a great fitting with Dylan T at Fox hollow golf club. He fit me in a blended set of T150-T200 and T 350. I love the length and the gapping in between irons are spot on. Went from 6.2 handicap now a 3.7 with the new irons!
Thanks Titelist for the great irons!

Had been using Titleist AP2 irons since 2013. Had my knees replaced in 2021 and felt once I was fully recovered and had done rehab, it was the best time to get fitted for updated clubs (full bag). Found the T200's to be more forgiving on off-center hits. I gained a full club in distance on solid contact shots, and only about 1/2 club on off-center hits. The new T200's helped me gain back the yardage I lost as I got older.

I was fitted for 714 AP1’s in 2014 and have been playing with those clubs up until this year. I was fitted in March for a new set of Titleist irons and ended up purchasing a set of 2023 T200’s G-5. I absolutely love the feel of the new T series irons and would highly recommend them to anyone looking to upgrade. Currently looking at upgrading my SC Futura X but I like it so much it’s hard to pull the trigger. If you are a Title1st loyalist like I am, the new T series are a must.

I switched from the 718’s to the T-100’s. Picked a few yards. Love the feel. More spin, as well. Absolutely beautiful irons.

I upgraded to T350s last year. Although a strange transition, it worked great.

I was playing 620 MBs then T100S. Due to injuries from work and always being tired, I couldn't keep my swing on shape. I sought out a Titleist fitting. I was fit into 150 200 combo, but I wanted ultimate forgiveness no matter my condition.

I was so impressed with the look of the 350s; I thought they were 200s. They play as advertised and let me enjoy the game more.

When I started to take golf serious, I was using a second had set of 710 ap2s. Then went to a set of 712 ap2s that had a shaft that was better for me. Played that set for 4 years and then bought a set of 718 ap2s with the same shaft as the 712s. IMO the 718 ap2s were one of the best iron sets ever made. Like most golfers, I enjoy tested different clubs. I got "lost" for a couple of years playing different sets and nothing felt like the 718 ap2s. I had an opportunity through work to be fitted at TPI for the 2021 T series. Ended up getting the T100s and really enjoyed
them. When it came time for my ambassador fitting for the 2023 T-series I was excited to see them. I put the T-150 down and it looked just like the 718 ap2. Absolutely love the performance of the t-150s. They look great and the consistency is there with them. I ended up going 5-pw in the t-150 and 4 iron in the t200. It is so easy with the T-series to get into a blended set. Curious to see how they improve them for the next series since they are so good right now.

I upgraded from the '21 Mixed T200/T300 set to the 2023 T150. The numbers in the fitting simulator were amazingly better for the '23s. I especially like the tighter performance consistency that I am experiencing with the '23s. I would have issue with flushing on the '21s and they would fly right over greens on me. Get Fit and the '23s are an obvious upgrade that was a must for me in the bag.

I love my T-300 irons! Their performance is outstanding. They are far more consistent than my previous irons and I am making a lot more birdies!

Upgraded my 714 AP2s to the new T100s. Im not one to upgrade equipment every year, but man these are a huge upgrade from those 8yo AP2s. The T100s are so smooth. Wish I upgraded a long time ago. Highly recommend.

I went from T200 and switched to cally Apex MB. Love the feeling of a muscle back I must add. They were a used set and got a smokin deal. After playing them for about 6 months I decided to order a set of 620MBs, I have to say that I am floored at the consistency in distances. I love the workability and the feeling of a purely struck blade. Yes they are less forgiving on miss hits, but I like that I don’t get a hot ball off the face now and then. I don’t know if this is fitting to this discussion but switching from the T lineup to the blades has dropped my strokes in a round by simply being consistent. I can count on distances to always be what they are. Stellar product by the way Titleist, went with the modus xstiff 105 shafts, they are like absolute butter to play. And the sound, I mean come on, nothing even compares.

Love them , gained 10 to 15 yards with the switch to T-350' s over my s series clubs. I'm 69 and have been chasing distance with my irons,and with a shaft change and the bigger sweet spot that improved my accuracy.

I previously was playing an early generation of the AP2, which were not fitted and standard spec, end of 2023 I went for a titleist fitting and was fitted to T200 4-5 iron and the T150 6 - pw. During the fitting I was shown detailed analysis of each shaft and club head I tested which made the overall experience really positive and reassuring.

The t series clubs have advanced my iron game massively since having them in the bag, both the t200 and t150 have helped my ball striking and confidence in playing different shots which I did not feel comfortable playing previously. Over the ball they look amazing, the t150 in particular I feel is perfect for me.

I am really enjoying playing them, and I hoping that more rounds over the summer will see my overall game progress and as I feel my consistency is significantly better. I do not see myself changing irons for years, given how well these are suited to me currently.

Before my fitting, I was playing the OG First edition T100 5-P and T200 4 iron.

I went and got fitted about a month ago and landed in the 2023 T150 4-5 and 2023 T100 6-P.

Big difference I saw was the turf interaction. I have a steep swing and the 2023 T series felt a lot better in that aspect. I also felt they were a little more forgiving on the thin shots(which is my miss).

Super stoked for the rest of the year as I have more confidence in my irons.

I switched out and was fitted for T200 irons a year ago from my loved AP2 irons. My fitting was fantastic and Eli really zeroed in on my needs and what irons would be best. After playing these new irons for the past year, my game is improved and my confidence hitting these irons has soared above and beyond. Can't say enough about Titleist products.

I had gotten fitted at a Club Champion for the 2021 T300 irons from 4-GW and was a good reintro back to Titleist irons as I had previously used. The DCI Oversized Black+ and the 990s. Loved the way the ball felt at impact. Got the opportunity to test and fit for the 2023 T Series. Fitting process through Titleist was great and really felt that I was fit for the best for my game, made a big difference doing it on a range and not just in a booth into a screen. The T200 was the best spin and carry combination for me and I went with the 5-GW. Distance and dispersion have improved and have really enjoyed the feel and the results from the irons. Also playing the TSR 3 driver, 5 wood and 3 Hybrid and TSR 2+ 3 wood along with an old forged DLIII 54 Wedge and a Vokey SM9 58 wedge with a couple of Scotty putters that got back and forth. When the new series comes out, I will probably got to those and skip the GW and add a Vokey loft for it. Just ordered a SM10 54 and 60 wedge for the bag.

Last August I was fit for the T350 irons by Tim Ford, a Titleist Fitting Professional. Mr. Ford previously fitted me for the T300 irons. My experience with the T300 irons (5-GW) was fine, but with all the newer equipment being on the market, I wanted to see if there was something better for me. Between demo days with other fitters and with the pros at my club, the result was that the T350 (6-48) was a better choice for me over png G430... After an extended time with Mr. Ford, we determined the T350 irons with Mitsubishi's MMT shaft was the best shaft for my swing.

Comparing the T300 to the T350 for me there is a big difference. The T350 forged face has a much better feel and the ball speed increased for me. The T300 irons were fine, but not as good for my games as the T350. Likely the shaft change and the forged face are the main reasons I feel the T350 are much better for me. Mr. Ford and I also determined that a 20 and 23 degree TSR1 hybrid were great additions to my set as well. This spring I added the 52-08F and the 56-10S Vokey 10 wedges as well.

Please get fitted by a fitter that knows the product, the different shafts available (and in the fitting cart), and try different shafts. The Trackman was extremely helpful in quickly determining the proper shaft.

I love my current irons, and am excited to see what Titleist may introduce in driver and fairway woods this summer.

I was previously playing T200s from 2021. They were great clubs and I enjoyed them. I decided to get fit earlier this year and ended up with latest edition of the T100s. I really like how they look. At address, it inspires confidence and they just few really compact. The feedback is terrific. The sound at impact differs from the T200s and I liked it better, but it’s not a big deal for me. Overall, I’m very happy with the T100s and the quality is definitely there.

I recently purchased new T-100 irons as a replacement to the AP2's that I have been playing for about 10 years. Both iron sets have nice tungsten weighting, but the new T-100 irons have better turf interaction. They seem to move easier through turf and the flight trajectory is high allowing for accurate distance control. Titleist has produced a real winner with these irons. The fitting for the irons was done by Titleist and they came with X100 shafts 3/4 inch long. Great feel, great control, and a great looking iron too.

I bought the t150’s this year. The feel is incredible, hands down the best golf purchase I have made