Titleist T200 and T300 Irons Review

There are three main types of T-Series irons – the T100, T200 and T300. The T100 irons are Tour-level designed, with a focus on precision and playing the ball exactly where you want it to go. We are going to take a closer look at the technology behind the T200 and T300 irons, which are designed more for everyday golfers.

Like other Titleist lines, technology is at the forefront of new product development. The T200 and T300 irons both feature Max Impact Technology which offers golfers the sound and feel they like while still allowing maximum speed.

After consulting with the Titleist ball R&D team, the clubs were designed with a new polymer core. While not the exact core used in Titleist balls like the Pro V1 golf ball, there are similar qualities that enhance control.

The polymer core allows for a thinner club face, improved consistency and maximum speed across the entire club face. Titleist touts that the clubs will allow for "more repeatable distance from shot to shot."

The T-Series irons are best compared with Titleist's early AP-Series irons. The T200 irons are the next generation of the AP3 irons while the T300 irons most closely resemble AP1 irons.

The T200 irons are described as the Player's Distance Irons while the T300 irons are considered the Player's Improvement Irons.

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The T200 irons have the sleek look, feel and sound of Tour-level clubs while allowing for increased distance. They are designed to make good players score even better. The mid and low irons have an average of 90 grams of tungsten, positioned on the toe and heel for improved MOI. The result is more forgiveness, higher launch and good stopping power.

The better ball flight is due, in part, to the forged L-face that wraps around the sole of the clubhead. The positioning allows for a lower center of gravity in long irons.

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Golfers who are looking to improve their overall game should consider the T300 irons. The mid-sized face is forgiving for more consistent performance with every swing. Mid and low irons have an average of 52 grams placed in the heel and toe which produces a low center of gravity for a higher, easy launch.

The T300 irons have the soft feel golfers desire, as well as the crisp sound as the ball impacts the clubhead.