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2025 Titleist T-Series Irons
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Got a few garage swings in tonight and it sort of stuck out to me how good these look at address to me. They have done a really good job on the 150/250 of making that offset look as small as possible, and it’s a really clean transition into it. I’m also liking how this new finish is wearing - these are going to look good with some more nicks and scratches. Looking forward to getting these out for our weekly sim round tomorrow night.
The T150/T250 combo was great as usual for me during the WWGC at Victoria National this past weekend. Plenty distance and stopping power. I don’t recall ever having this much confidence this quickly with a new set of irons. I think that comes from how consistent the launch, flight, distance and descent are for me. Add impressive forgiveness and you have a package that is tough to beat.
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This iron set has really been a huge benefit to my game based on peak height alone. I was able to hit a PW over a tree yesterday that I wouldn't have even considered earlier in the year. Seeing balls stop quickly from mid irons all the way to the scoring irons.
What continues to surprise me is that I can and do hit my 6 iron with confidence and success. It's been a long time since I could say that. The tech is real and the fitting program is real. I'd green light just about anybody that asked if they should explore this iron line.
What continues to surprise me is that I can and do hit my 6 iron with confidence and success. It's been a long time since I could say that. The tech is real and the fitting program is real. I'd green light just about anybody that asked if they should explore this iron line.
Maiden voyage
Why don’t you tell the class more about your final fitting choices before you start slamming them into the turf in frustration?
Daayyuum. Love these already
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The T350s have been such a great change for me. Even though I have some things I need to work on with my swing, the accuracy with my irons has improved a ton with these. Ball flight is nice and high and distance is right where I'd expect it to be. I hit some good shots at Victoria National, but more importantly, my misses were smaller than my previous irons and that really saved me on several occasions, especially the par 3s.
There were a few shots that really stand out over the weekend. On hole 14 on Sunday, I can't remember the exact yardage, but the caddie said play it up closer to 180. I hit my 7 iron dead at the pin but the wind knocked it down just short, leaving a short chip up. Given how I played that hole on Saturday, I was ecstatic to be sitting greenside in two.
Hole 15 really beat us up on Saturday, but Sunday we were in a little better position, actually having a shot at the green in three. My third shot was playing around 190 and I was in the rough, but with a good lie. My 6 iron ended up pin high just right of the green and was able to putt from there.
Hole 16 is something that will be burned into my memory forever. On Sunday the wind was blowing right to left and playing about 160 or so. Caddie said aim at the fan and let the wind bring it back. I hit 8 iron right at the fan and watched the wind push it back to the green. The ball landed soft, with just enough release to roll up to about 3 feet from the hole. Made birdie on the hole that I was most looking forward to playing at Victoria National.
The reason those stand out is that prior to the T350s this year, I wouldn't have been close on any of those shots. My misses were huge and leaving myself short chips is a big improvement. Now I just need to work on my swing a bit and start hitting more GIRs.
There were a few shots that really stand out over the weekend. On hole 14 on Sunday, I can't remember the exact yardage, but the caddie said play it up closer to 180. I hit my 7 iron dead at the pin but the wind knocked it down just short, leaving a short chip up. Given how I played that hole on Saturday, I was ecstatic to be sitting greenside in two.
Hole 15 really beat us up on Saturday, but Sunday we were in a little better position, actually having a shot at the green in three. My third shot was playing around 190 and I was in the rough, but with a good lie. My 6 iron ended up pin high just right of the green and was able to putt from there.
Hole 16 is something that will be burned into my memory forever. On Sunday the wind was blowing right to left and playing about 160 or so. Caddie said aim at the fan and let the wind bring it back. I hit 8 iron right at the fan and watched the wind push it back to the green. The ball landed soft, with just enough release to roll up to about 3 feet from the hole. Made birdie on the hole that I was most looking forward to playing at Victoria National.
The reason those stand out is that prior to the T350s this year, I wouldn't have been close on any of those shots. My misses were huge and leaving myself short chips is a big improvement. Now I just need to work on my swing a bit and start hitting more GIRs.
If you were not lefty I would love to play this bag for a roundI know everybody knows what they look like, but I also know how much THPers like pictures of equipmentThat's the 6 hybrid, the 9 wood is still being built.
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Love to hear about that shot on 16! That's not easy.
You can still try!
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That one will be etched into my memory forever! When I first started looking at VN, 16 looked so intimidating, but the more I looked at it the more I wanted to play it and hit a good shot there. 16 is just a beauty of a golf hole.
That hybrid looks like a mini driverI know everybody knows what they look like, but I also know how much THPers like pictures of equipment
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I’ve looked at them and pondering 5 and 6 myself.
I have to say .... the maiden voyage with these was impressive. The 250's are absolute lasers! First shot with a wedge was hit with perfect height & decent angle that stopped on a dime to a foot for a tap in birdie on the 2nd hole. Next hole was a par 3 that was 155 yards to the middle, (it was cold out so the ball wasn't flying as far as it should have) but the flag was in the back at about 175 yards to get on the correct ridge, so I decided to give the T350 5-iron a ride. It was directly into the sun, so I didn't see it, but the guys I were playing with said "it's right at it." Ended up about 15' from the hole but on the correct ridge & of course, I missed the putt but it actually backed up from its pitch mark only about a foot. Drop & stop performance! Rocket off the face, just seemed to pop that felt nothing like a GI iron. Later on one of the guys was looking in my bag & said "I thought you were playing muscle back blades?" That's how good these look! From afar & at setup, the 250's really look great. So we started to have a conversation about the new sticks & he says "guess I'll have to go hit these somewhere because you are really hitting them well." The aerotech steelfibers i95's are actually quite good shafts. Very light & stable thru impact, surprisingly very similar to the Darts I had in the '23 versions. I've got to go look at Arccos to see all the shots because I want to see how many GIR's I hit today. More thoughts to come as I may try to get them on the Rapsodo to see actual numbers. But I have to say, being a Titleist homer for so many years, this is by far the best iron series they have done in quite some time. I know it's only the first round with them, but just the setup, the sound, the launch, the decent stopping power, etc. These are amazing irons!
but it actually backed up from its pitch mark only about a foot. Drop & stop performance! Rocket off the face, just seemed to pop that felt nothing like a GI iron. Later on one of the guys was looking in my bag & said "I thought you were playing muscle back blades?" That's how good these look! From afar & at setup, the 250's really look great. So we started to have a conversation about the new sticks & he says "guess I'll have to go hit these somewhere because you are really hitting them well." The aerotech steelfibers i95's are actually quite good shafts. Very light & stable thru impact, surprisingly very similar to the Darts I had in the '23 versions. I've got to go look at Arccos to see all the shots because I want to see how many GIR's I hit today. More thoughts to come as I may try to get them on the Rapsodo to see actual numbers. But I have to say, being a Titleist homer for so many years, this is by far the best iron series they have done in quite some time. I know it's only the first round with them, but just the setup, the sound, the launch, the decent stopping power, etc. These are amazing irons!
I posted a few sentences about that in post 1028 above, but they were great. Held the greens nicely even on some thin shots. They inspired confidence on a tough course. On Sunday, I had two GIRs on the par 3s thanks to the T150s.
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Got a text today from my Dad.
Fit and purchased, Titleist T350. Said they are launching higher and carrying a club longer.
The man is notorious for getting fit for things and then buying nothing lmao - The fact that he actually bought some might be the loudest compliment I‘ve heard for these hahaha
Fit and purchased, Titleist T350. Said they are launching higher and carrying a club longer.
The man is notorious for getting fit for things and then buying nothing lmao - The fact that he actually bought some might be the loudest compliment I‘ve heard for these hahaha
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I have SO much confidence in my 150’s right now.
I’ve been grooving a shot that is sort of a guaranteed rollover draw right now, that goes pretty damn far, and creates a ton of confidence with the right amount of distance.
I’ve got one more round this weekend tomorrow, and then I think I need to discuss these more. They are SO complete.
I’ve been grooving a shot that is sort of a guaranteed rollover draw right now, that goes pretty damn far, and creates a ton of confidence with the right amount of distance.
I’ve got one more round this weekend tomorrow, and then I think I need to discuss these more. They are SO complete.
Reading thru 6 or 7 pages here catching up is not making it easier to wait till some of the early 26 releases. I’m soon to have a set of Kinetixx Ballistic shafts in my closet needing a set of heads.
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The T350s continue to impress me. I love the feel, accuracy has been great, and I'm getting really good distance and peak height. I played yesterday and one of the par 3s on the back 9 usually plays anywhere from about 180 - 200 yards, depending on pin placement and where they have the tee markers. It was about 190 yesterday and I have struggled on this hole all summer. Hit 6 iron and ended up just past pin high. Ball was just a couple of yards from the pitch mark. I actually hit 3 of 4 par 3s in regulation, with the one miss being on the front fringe and I intentionally played that one short due to pin placement. Long was no good and short was an easy chip up.
The most impressive part to me has been how much better my dispersion is. My misses are so much more manageable now and I have a legitimate shot at getting up and down for par. My wife was riding with me and even commented and how much a difference there was with these irons. My game has been a mess this summer, so it's nice to be getting a little bit of confidence back in the irons. I've got a lot of work to do, but I'm feeling pretty good about my potential with the T350s.
The most impressive part to me has been how much better my dispersion is. My misses are so much more manageable now and I have a legitimate shot at getting up and down for par. My wife was riding with me and even commented and how much a difference there was with these irons. My game has been a mess this summer, so it's nice to be getting a little bit of confidence back in the irons. I've got a lot of work to do, but I'm feeling pretty good about my potential with the T350s.
Great to hear about your positive experience with them so far. Thanks for sharing.
The better dispersion is one of the real stand-out characteristics with the T-series.
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It's been a night and day difference for me. And not only do they perform, they look absolutely phenomenal! Titleist hit a home run with these.
They all look fantastic, but I think the T350 really stands out as far as how they were able to shape it to make it appear more svelte that its dimensions on paper.
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What's he coming from?