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2025 Titleist T-Series Irons

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Hawk said:
What's he coming from?
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He's been bouncing around from from older Cobra irons (of mine) and the last version of Srixon ZX4 that he refused to get fitted for lmao
 
JohnSinVA said:
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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This is something I absolutely love about them. Titleist did an amazing job at hiding the mass that makes these so forgiving. When you sit them down at address, they look slimmer and smaller than they actually are and I love it. I've always liked the slightly slimmer irons, but was willing to sacrifice that to get as much forgiveness as I could and get the launch that I needed. The T350s are right in the sweet spot for me. Slimmer looking but not intimidating and packed with distance, launch and forgiveness. I think I've said it a few times already, but I'm pretty smitten with these!
 
Just got back from the range. This is my 9 iron and I hit 5 shots in a row with it. Hard to beat that contact.
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Had a very indifferent last few days with the irons. Not sure what was going on, but still getting used to the shafts & the added 1/2" in length. The first two rounds were great but I guess my swing just sucks right now, very inconsistent. Very frustrating
 
Jtmagic said:
That contact looks great!
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Contact does look great. The range grass, not so much. They look like they need mats to hit off of as well to give the grass a break.
 
will said:
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.
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Sounds like you made a great decision jumping in on these! Do you think they feel similar to anything you’ve tried previously or do they kind of stand alone in that regard?
 
will said:
This is something I absolutely love about them. Titleist did an amazing job at hiding the mass that makes these so forgiving. When you sit them down at address, they look slimmer and smaller than they actually are and I love it. I've always liked the slightly slimmer irons, but was willing to sacrifice that to get as much forgiveness as I could and get the launch that I needed. The T350s are right in the sweet spot for me. Slimmer looking but not intimidating and packed with distance, launch and forgiveness. I think I've said it a few times already, but I'm pretty smitten with these!
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I think I need to convince my dad to find a place to try the 350s
 
Is anyone playing the AMT shafts in these? What’s the verdict on them? My go to is DG105 S300.
 
shanewu said:
Sounds like you made a great decision jumping in on these! Do you think they feel similar to anything you’ve tried previously or do they kind of stand alone in that regard?
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This is the first set of irons that I've had with a forged face, so it's different from what I'm used to, but in a good way. Those well struck shots have a bit of that soft, but sort of dense feel to it versus what I'm used to. Sound is a bit more muted than my Mizuno 925s which had a noticeable pop to them. To me, they feel like a good middle ground in that I get a better feeling iron without sacrificing a bunch of forgiveness.
 
shanewu said:
I think I need to convince my dad to find a place to try the 350s
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They're fantastic irons. If he wants a forgiving and great looking set of irons, they're 100% worth a look. You just don't expect an iron that looks that good to be that forgiving.
 
GeorgiaLefty87 said:
Is anyone playing the AMT shafts in these? What’s the verdict on them? My go to is DG105 S300.
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I'm playing the AMT Red and it has worked very well for me. I did a Titleist fitting and hit several different shafts and the AMT Red won out. I needed height and spin and seemed to get a bit more of that with the AMT than others I tried. Dispersion was also a lot better for me with the AMT. It doesn't feel overly stiff or boardy, but it's very stable and I can feel more of what the clubhead is doing through the swing. I have been playing graphite shafts, so I was surprised at how well the steel AMT shaft worked and how much I liked it.
 
will said:
I'm playing the AMT Red and it has worked very well for me. I did a Titleist fitting and hit several different shafts and the AMT Red won out. I needed height and spin and seemed to get a bit more of that with the AMT than others I tried. Dispersion was also a lot better for me with the AMT. It doesn't feel overly stiff or boardy, but it's very stable and I can feel more of what the clubhead is doing through the swing. I have been playing graphite shafts, so I was surprised at how well the steel AMT shaft worked and how much I liked it.
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@will covered pretty much my entire experience with them. I could have written that sentence for sentence. I like the shaft.
 
Hawk said:
@will covered pretty much my entire experience with them. I could have written that sentence for sentence. I like the shaft.
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Any thoughts on how the AMT series might compare to the DG105 S300? Wondering if the Black would be a closer fit or Red in stiff would do the job.
 
GeorgiaLefty87 said:
Any thoughts on how the AMT series might compare to the DG105 S300? Wondering if the Black would be a closer fit or Red in stiff would do the job.
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I wish I could help more, but I just don't have any experience with the Black.

@DB TT might have some input.
 
The 5i saga continues unfortunately… Pulled the clubs out to clean them before an indoor round later today and realized the 5i they replaced is the prior generation head. Titleist was very apologetic and is overnighting it to them and back with the correct head. Not sure how I missed it when unpacking it but I guess I can now offer comparisons between the two since I played a couple of rounds with it in the past week. 🤪
 
will said:
This is the first set of irons that I've had with a forged face, so it's different from what I'm used to, but in a good way. Those well struck shots have a bit of that soft, but sort of dense feel to it versus what I'm used to. Sound is a bit more muted than my Mizuno 925s which had a noticeable pop to them. To me, they feel like a good middle ground in that I get a better feeling iron without sacrificing a bunch of forgiveness.
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soft but sort of dense is how the 250s and 150s feel to me too
 
Being a data nerd I am 99.9% sure after watching way too many fitting videos Titleist will be at the top of the short list I start with.
 
Had a better ball striking day with the irons yesterday. It was pretty chilly, mid 50s & very windy, So it was hard to judge distances. However, I was pleased with the contact and launch. Hit the T350 4 iron on two of the par 3s that were playing pretty long into a headwind and with the V1 left dot, they just bored right thru the wind. I was the only 1 of our 4some to hit both greens. I was more pleased at how the T350 launched & felt. It just sounds solid when struck well but not a real "tingy" sound like a lot of major game improvement irons. Titleist has really done a great job with the sound of both the T250 & T350s
The work continues
 
Hawk said:
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I just picked up a set of Titleist T350s a couple months back. Went and got fitted in Kalamazoo MI and told the guy, I don't want to know what you have for me until we get down to 2 manufacturers. Fitting was outstanding and we had three full sessions. On decision day, It was the either the T350s or the JPX Hot Metal 925s. I really really liked the T350's, actually an easy choice. They had both the new 2025 heads and the older ones so I got to swing both. I opted for the 2025s. They are absolutely stunning with a classic look and feel great. I've been hitting them 3 weeks or so now and all I can say is wow. Custom fit and due to some back issues tied to bending forward we went with +1/2" and tweaks to loft and lie. These are light years ahead of my old Wilson D9s. Obviously I would highly recommend them to anyone. And to add, I got veteran love 25% off from Titleist and the guy who I worked with refused to let me pay him. I'm set for life now... (y)(y)(y)
 
FOGgolf said:
I just picked up a set of Titleist T350s a couple months back. Went and got fitted in Kalamazoo MI and told the guy, I don't want to know what you have for me until we get down to 2 manufacturers. Fitting was outstanding and we had three full sessions. On decision day, It was the either the T350s or the JPX Hot Metal 925s. I really really liked the T350's, actually an easy choice. They had both the new 2025 heads and the older ones so I got to swing both. I opted for the 2025s. They are absolutely stunning with a classic look and feel great. I've been hitting them 3 weeks or so now and all I can say is wow. Custom fit and due to some back issues tied to bending forward we went with +1/2" and tweaks to loft and lie. These are light years ahead of my old Wilson D9s. Obviously I would highly recommend them to anyone. And to add, I got veteran love 25% off from Titleist and the guy who I worked with refused to let me pay him. I'm set for life now... (y)(y)(y)
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I'm pumped for you! Congrats - you've got a really great set of irons to enjoy for a long time.
 
First sim session in quite a few months last night. The numbers haven't been lying on course. If I hadn't been doing it a lot recently, I'd be doubting the numbers and efficiency I'm creating on the screen with these T150's.

It's also funny, once you get in there you start to go all "see what I can do" rather than just executing the way you would on the course. Overdoing it did nothing, hitting it normal and pure allowed the clubs to perform and the ball jumped off the way it should.

Nearly holed out a couple times with my PW too.
 
These just got put in the bag for my next round and wanted to grab a couple of pics before they got messy.

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R-Yang13 said:
I really like what they’ve done with that heel relief, and what it does to the overall shape of the club. It helped kind of soften some of the edges and I think it sells the “player profile” more, even in the larger heads.
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Me too, especially from a looks perspective. Whats interesting is I am typically pretty close to standard, but when I got fit for these, they asked me to go flat (which I havent done yet).
 
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