Titleist Golf Irons

Titleist Irons for Every Dedicated Golfer

Titleist irons are built around precise distance control, consistent gapping, and a clean look at address. The T-Series covers the full range of players, from the compact, forged T100 for elite ball strikers to the forgiving T350 for golfers who want more launch and help on mishits. Every Titleist iron is covered by TGW's 30-Day Playability Guarantee, and sets can be customized online by shaft, flex, length, and grip.

The Titleist T-Series Lineup

The current T-Series includes four core models. The T100 is a fully forged players iron with a compact head for golfers who want workability and feedback. The T150 adds a little more speed and forgiveness in a similar shape. The T250 is a players distance iron with a hollow-body build. The T350 is the most forgiving model, with the largest head and the strongest lofts in the family. Select previous-generation 2023 models, including the T200, are also available.

How to Choose Your Titleist Iron

Start with your ball striking, not your ego. If you consistently find the center of the face, the T100 or T150 rewards you with control and feel. Mid-handicap players usually get more from the T250's speed and forgiveness. Higher handicaps and slower swing speeds should look first at the T350. The Golf Guide's breakdown of the best golf irons for your handicap is a useful starting point.

Why Blended Sets Make Sense

Titleist designs the T-Series to blend, so you can pair more forgiving long irons with more precise short irons in one set. A common combination puts T150 or T250 in the 4 and 5 irons and T100 from the 6 iron down. Blending gives you easier launch where you need it and control where you score. Titleist reports that a large majority of its PGA Tour staff play blended T-Series sets.

Fitting Your Titleist Irons

Shaft flex, lie angle, and loft gapping have a bigger effect on your results than the model name. A lie angle that is off by even two degrees can send centered strikes offline, and the wrong flex changes launch on every shot. If you are deciding between a players and a game improvement shape, the blade vs. cavity back guide explains the tradeoff. To compare Titleist against other brands, browse all golf irons.

Shop Titleist irons at TGW and build a set that matches your swing, your handicap, and the way you want to score.

Titleist Irons FAQs

What is the difference between the Titleist T100, T150, T250, and T350?

The T100 is a fully forged, compact players iron for skilled ball strikers. The T150 is similar in shape with a little more speed and forgiveness. The T250 is a hollow-body players distance iron, and the T350 is the most forgiving model with the largest head. Choose based on how consistently you strike the center of the face.

Which Titleist irons are best for a high handicapper?

The T350 is the best fit for most high handicappers because it is the most forgiving model in the T-Series, with high launch and a confidence-inspiring profile. Pair it with a lighter graphite shaft if your swing speed is moderate. Save the T100 and T150 for when your contact becomes more consistent.

Which Titleist irons are best for a mid handicapper?

Most mid handicappers fit best in the T250 or T150. The T250 adds speed and forgiveness in a players-style shape, while the T150 offers more control for golfers who already strike it well. A blended set of both is a strong option for many players in this range.

Can I mix Titleist iron models in one set?

Yes. The T-Series is designed to blend, so you can combine forgiving long irons with more precise short irons. A typical blended set uses T150 or T250 long irons with T100 mid and short irons. Blending gives you launch where you need it and control where you score.

Are Titleist irons forged?

The T100 and T150 are fully forged for a soft, consistent feel. The T250 and T350 use hollow-body construction with forged faces to add ball speed and forgiveness. Choose forged bodies if feel and feedback matter most, and hollow-body models if you want more help on mishits.

Can I customize Titleist irons at TGW?

Yes. You can customize Titleist irons online by shaft, flex, length, grip, and lie angle. All clubs, including custom builds, are covered by TGW's 30-Day Playability Guarantee. That lets you order to your specs and play them on the course before you commit.

Do Titleist irons come in left-handed models?

Most core Titleist T-Series models are available left-handed, though not every configuration is stocked at all times. Use the hand filter on the category page or the custom options on a product page to check availability. Confirm length and lie for your setup before ordering.

Should I get fitted for Titleist irons?

Yes. A fitting matters more for irons than for almost any other club, because lie angle, shaft flex, and length affect every approach shot. At a minimum, match your shaft flex to your swing speed and check lie angle with a static measurement. A fitting also helps you decide which models to blend.