The T150 is considerably smaller than the 350 and it has the same toe-side forgiveness voodoo
Great point on not having any compromises in terms of looks…it is unique for an iron in this category.
Let me see if I have any pics from my lessons that show that. I haven't really paid it much attention recently, so I can't remember right off the top of my head. Mid 80s maybe? I'll try to get a more definitive answer for you.
LZ’s for the win! I really love that shaft with my 150s as well.
I'm glad to see so much feedback and buzz on the 350's.
proceeded to par 14 thru 16 & then on a par 3 #17, playing about 155 yards up the hill, over a trap. I hit a great 7 iron that never left the flag. Landed just over the bunker & released towards the back pin placement. I couldn't see where it ended up from the tee box. We driver up & it's within 18" of the hole. Easy tap in birdie. Then par on 18 as well.
I think the visuals with the redesign have really helped people feel more comfortable jumping into an iron like the 350. They are so nice looking in the bag.
I'm still getting used to the Steelfiber shafts in mine. Some good & some bad. I had the case of the hooks the other day. Usually it's the opposite of that ... fading to the right all the time. Nope, not then. I finally figured something out. Problem was, I was on the 14th hole
I just need to hit balls on the range before I play to find my spot for the day. My low point where my timing is, change ball placement around until I find it. Not wait until late in the round to see where my low point is.
I'm just lucky if I get to play, let alone have time to hit balls on the range. But they are coming around for sure
The sleek irons typically get all the buzz but these 350s are something else. Every person I played with that has asked about them were stunned when I told them they were game improvement irons. That said, the rest of the line is pretty incredible, not only for their form factor, but also because they pack a lot of the help the 350s have into them. If the powers that be came along and replaced my 350s with 150s, I would just shrug and roll with it. Mishits won’t turn out as well, but they won’t turn out nearly as bad as the shape and size of the iron would have you believe.
Couldn't you replace it yourself? A lot faster
What is the sound you are hearing…is it a higher pitched “ping” or more of a deeper sounding “thud”? I haven’t noticed that with mine but will pay more attention this weekend.
I wouldn’t say it’s higher pitched, just loud. I’ve never been one to obsess over sound and feel. I appreciate good feel, but I also don’t mind the powerful sound and feel that let’s you know you just striped one. I’ve played everything from forged to hollow cast heads. I go with whatever is hitting my numbers without having to adjust my swing too much. So far, the T350 in particular has been really easy distance.
Hello GL87 - Easy distance compared to which iron? And how did you find the forgiveness?
I find what you describe when I hit a shot out on the toe. To me it sounds like a slapping noise with some reverb, especially playing a former ball like the left dash. Well struck shots have a solid sound and feel to me.
I can get 150+ yards on a below average strike, which is good for me. My 7i ss is 78-80 mph. I have found that when you hit these around the middle, they really get the ball out there. IMO, there are more forgiving irons out there if you live off the toe, but these are very good for all around forgiveness. I’m currently playing Hot Metal Pro’s which are insanely forgiving off the toe, hence my comparison. But I would say the T350 gets the ball out there as quickly and easily as any iron I’ve ever hit.
