First Look: Titleist T400 Irons
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I think they're a pretty solid offering. As we've seen, the premium market isn't hurting. I think these will appeal to a lot of people.
Yeah that’s not a brand I’ve seen much of. Most likely due to price.
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Are they? We didn't talk launch windows of the 7 iron when I got fit. We did talk about the lofts being strong and needing another wedge to fill the distance gap.
No but your fitter was likely looking for descent angle and spin to hold the green with a 7 iron right? That would be a direct result of launch no?
Can't wait to play a Set.
When I rent clubs I will be asking for?
When I rent clubs I will be asking for
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I'm normally a fan of Titleist designs, but these don't really do it for me. I like the idea of being able to hit my PW 150 yards though!
If you try them, you WILL buy them!
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No.If you try them, you WILL buy them!
Which PW? There’s like 9 of them.
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You beat me to the punch haha.
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The 38 one. I’m guessing that’s a good 165 club and that would just be so much fun
“Yeah, I just hit my PW farther than your 6 iron, it’s fine”.
Every time I've been fit on a launch monitor they've looked at all aspects of ball flight, including launch and spin. Otherwise, what's the point?
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I definitely want to hit them. Think they look really good for what they are. Just wish they would have gone with like A wedge and gap wedge or something in the naming.
They look like tournament blades to me. I sure hope they're a lot more forgiving than blades though.
The 5 iron has 20* of loft. My current 4 iron has 21* of loft. I can't hit it well. (well, actually I was hitting it pretty well for me at the driving range Saturday)...
Overall I like the looks of the irons. Not sure if they're for me though. Especially if they aren't offered facing the wrong direction for this left handed player.
The 5 iron has 20* of loft. My current 4 iron has 21* of loft. I can't hit it well. (well, actually I was hitting it pretty well for me at the driving range Saturday)...
Overall I like the looks of the irons. Not sure if they're for me though. Especially if they aren't offered facing the wrong direction for this left handed player.
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Might have called it: From MGS:
“Offering something (at this point, anything) for the SGI crowd is just good business but Titleist says T400 was inspired by what’s happening in Japan and other parts of Asia. You think lofts are jacked in your neighborhood? On the other side of the globe, what are being described as Super Distance Irons have taken hold.
Insanity, people.”
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As someone who has struggled with hybrids a bit I think having a 5 iron that can fit that yardage may actually be a nice feature. Plus I like variety with wedges so having 7 wedges could be interesting.
Looking at these clubs, my thoughts are that these are in direct competition with the Epic Star, something which is a line that Titleist has not had before.
I don’t care about the lofts, but those look fugly to my eye...