Back in July, the new 2021 Titleist T-Series irons were officially unveiled. If you missed our full writeup on the entire line, you can find it here. While every set in the series is quite popular, the two we get the most questions about are the T200 and T300.
What better way to answer those than a new episode of VS, where we pit two pieces of equipment together in the ring in the THP Tech Studio and hit them both side by side.
In this episode, the Titleist T200 vs T300 go head to head and we start with an overview of the technology similarities and differences in overhead view. Then hop into the hitting bay and hit both irons and of course finish it up in table view, where we breakdown the data from both sets and let you decide which is the winner.
Obviously in the video above we touch on the differences in styles as well as lofts, but the numbers are pretty telling and both performed extremely well.
In Titleist T200 vs T300 irons, which one do you think suits you better for your game?
For more information on these sets or anything else covered in the video, visit www.titleist.com.
Big time optimism is the name of the game with T series. I wish I had the time to walk through 100 and 100s as well.
Man, I really do appreciate this feedback.
As much as I’d love to hide behind some excuses sometimes, I would so much rather these videos feature the clubs, not me haha – that it comes off that way feels like a big accomplishment to what I’ve been trying to achieve, so thank you!
Great to see the difference between the two, just like your video here I am not turned off by the larger style of the 300 and while it’s a bit larger it also inspires more confidence on the course – at least that’s my hope.
thanks. Kind of a fun one to have all three of us involved.
I think next time I’m going to heckle dan a little bit while swinging. Just to see what happens.
I have a fitting tomorrow at Titleist and am looking forward to seeing how the different heads perform. I hadn’t thought about the T300 too much but am going to go in with an open mind.
At this point, what would be the setup that you would most like to have?
I am trying to not go in thinking about a setup but if I was just buying off the rack I would think T200 or T200/100S combo. I am likely looking at 5i-GW. I think I am set above that right now but I would be open to suggestions from the fitter.
Kind of impressive to think that I achieved those ball speed numbers then. I definitely see what you’re saying, but I also think it’s nice to just let the club presentation in pure stock form do what it’s intended to do, even if my variables force a baseline.
I totally agree with you. I do think that hitting the same iron head with different shafts would help highlight the differences in the head though.
Again great content I enjoyed the watch.
I enjoyed the description of impact being a little off here or there but not seeing the expected loss. I suppose I shouldn’t be surprised that the dispersion of the T300 was smaller. That’s the T300 tech doing its job.
Is the Max Impact cone indicative of the "sweet spot" on the face? It looks to be a little toward the toe on 4-7.
Great review, guys. It’s very enlightening.
The thing that really caught my eye were the two dispersion circles with what are essentially stock offerings. It kind of reminds me of the game improvement wedge test that you did. When a ball striker of your caliber, even acknowledging some misses, sees that type of outcome, it can only mean the technology to help us mere mortals is really there.
Not much would have changed
All of your points are spot on, but keep in mind when buying a set that a 7 iron for most of us is a club that we hope will allow us to hit the green, two putt and move on. I don’t view it as a scoring club. It may well be that the T200s would work better for you in 8 or 9 through wedges than the chunkier look of the T300. As valuable as a 7 or 6 iron test is for fitting, it is only one club in the set. It is all pretty interesting stuff, though.
Glad you enjoyed, and have fun at that fitting!
It will be interesting. I have been through several really good fittings and used to be a fitter/clubbuilder years ago. Had to make a huge swing change this summer in order to continue playing (back issue). I went into my most recent fittings with a solid idea of what shafts/heads would be the best for my swing. Now I have no clue except that what I have (in the irons at least) are not a good fit.
I really debated on the t-200 6 iron when I was fit, it was a bit longer than the t-100s but didn’t feel as solid. The gapping between the t-100s 6 iron and 7 iron was good so I stuck with it. The extra power/forgiveness in the 4/5 iron was noticeable to me and not so much in the 6 iron. There will definitely be days where I will think I should have went all t-200.
I really wish I had tried the T100s … next on my list!!!
Sorry to hear that. Hope you are able to reschedule.
I am on for the 18th. Winter is coming so there is likely not a big rush but I was looking forward to it.
I definitely can understand that winter is coming. I like to use the off season as a time to look at new equipment.
I generally play through the winter but I generally like to have my irons set for the season in the spring.
I agree completely! I love the look of the T200 but since ball striking is an issue with my game I need as much forgiveness as I can get.
We have and aren’t opposed to it. But it’s pretty easy for golfers to do that. I’m not a huge fan of “rankings” because they are all ********. We want golfers to create that, not us. ?
Agree, i do not want a ranking pushed. Strictly numbers for those who don’t have easy access to either clubs or measuring equipment.