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2025 Titleist T-Series Irons
Based on what I remember from my research prior to the fitting, the T250 have the same lie angle as prior version (T200) but they are more upright than irons in the same category from some of their competitors. For example, the T250 7-iron is 1-1.5 degrees more upright than Callaway Ai200, Mizuno 245, Srixon ZX5, etc.
Yes, that jogged my memory
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A couple of pretty strong ball-striking rounds to kick off a winter sim league, and the T150’s just shine so hard for me when I’m swinging it well, and bail me out when I don’t. They are such a solid feeling iron, and provide pretty decent feedback about strike location. Much like I saw outdoors, the spin story for me continues to evolve. Unless I’ve hit it terribly, I can almost count on a decently high launch, that will hit and stop, which is so confidence inspiring to see. I’m excited for a new chapter with my swing, and seeing what these irons can do.
I'm looking forward to getting to hit my 250s again next weekend in GA. My 9 wood should be there as it was forwarded today from FL towards GA 
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Too funny - Just wonder on the feel and performance of these two head to head...
Only one way to find out but I haven’t found the T350s lacking in feel…you’ll know when you struck it well and when you don’t it’ll let you know how/where you missed.
You’re not going to get monster distance out of the T350s, but what you do get is distance that is remarkably consistent.
Thank you - Then I think I should stay with the AI300/200 combo as I need distance. Getting older and cant swing in the manner I use to.
Thanks again!
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Highly recommend you get with a Titleist fitter if you can. They do such a good job.
I know and they were at my club two weeks ago when I was away!
Need to see if they are coming back soon or where I can go and do a demo...
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I know and they were at my club two weeks ago when I was away!
Need to see if they are coming back soon or where I can go and do a demo...
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You just never know what you'll do best with. With an investment like that, it's nice to see how available Titleist makes fittings.
Thank you!!! Osprey in Boca is 2 miles away! Thanks again!!Find a Fitter
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You just never know what you'll do best with. With an investment like that, it's nice to see how available Titleist makes fittings.
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No problem at all! Let us know how it goes if you schedule something.
I had an interesting fitting. I went in with the idea that this year’s swing work focusing on covering the ball more was hurting my game. Let the fitter know and warmed up with my Mizuno JPX 925 HMP 7i. I was getting spin in the low 4k range, apexing at 70 ft. max, and landing angles below 42 and occasionally in the upper 30’s. It was nice that what I was seeing on course showed up. I’m lucky enough to need low CG for launch and forgiveness combined with loft. Just not too much of both.
My fitter brought out a T150 head 2 degrees weak and set it up with the stock AMT Silver. I hit it well. 6500 rpm, mid 46 landing angle, 19.7 launch, 90ish apex. Swinging a 7i at 82-84mph I liked seeing that apex. I could order it custom but that wouldn’t satisfy my immediate gratification so I asked to try the standard loft. I hit that well too. 44.7 landing angle, 6200ish spin, mid 17.6 launch, 86ish apex. Went back and forth a few times.
Long story short I bought a set of T150 irons but I’m fighting some doubts that this is too much club. I didn’t see any proof of that in my fitting. In fact it should reinforce my choice. It was obviously the best combo I hit today. I’ll just try to keep this tidbit in mind:
My fitter brought out a T150 head 2 degrees weak and set it up with the stock AMT Silver. I hit it well. 6500 rpm, mid 46 landing angle, 19.7 launch, 90ish apex. Swinging a 7i at 82-84mph I liked seeing that apex. I could order it custom but that wouldn’t satisfy my immediate gratification so I asked to try the standard loft. I hit that well too. 44.7 landing angle, 6200ish spin, mid 17.6 launch, 86ish apex. Went back and forth a few times.
Long story short I bought a set of T150 irons but I’m fighting some doubts that this is too much club. I didn’t see any proof of that in my fitting. In fact it should reinforce my choice. It was obviously the best combo I hit today. I’ll just try to keep this tidbit in mind:
Great yo hear you had a positive experience. I play with 2 people who went into their Titleist fitting thinking they would be fit into T250 or T350 but ended up with T150. Both are happy with the performance on the course. Just shows how important it is to go through the fitting process.
The 150s are not nearly as demanding as they appear. And you can always have the lofts tweaked if you want/need a little more landing angle.
I think the visuals are a big part of it. They didn’t look too far off until I swapped them into my bag. I think my Mizuno Pro X ball will spin more and launch higher than the Maxfli Tour X. I want to see what it does off grass before making changes. But loft and lie tweaks are something I’ll be keeping an eye on.
