The Titleist T100 is an iron that looks and feels like a blade but plays like a cavity back – a dream combination for the low handicapper that likes to shape the ball and attack pins but is also prone to the occasional mishit.
For
- A slimline, traditional looking iron
- Surprisingly high levels of forgiveness
- Produces a soft yet solid feel
Against
- Questions the need for the 620 CB model in the range
You could argue that there is too big a gap between this model and the T200 in terms of size for golfers seeking distance from a compact package, but the amount of forgiveness you get from what looks like a blade is seriously impressive.
For
- Provides the extra distance over the T100
- Maintains feel and workability
- Stunning look in the bag
Against
- Some may want more forgiveness
Titleist T100 vs T100s Golf Irons: Read Our Head-To-Head Verdict
Titleist are regarded as one of the most recognized manufacturers of clubs in the world, with the T-Series range of irons ranking as some of the best golf irons that money can buy.
There are a number of T-Series irons available in the range, but it’s the T100 and T100s that we are specifically focusing on in this piece. Although their names may be identical, there are some significant differences between the two that will suit your game better than the other.
After rigorously testing both models, we take a look at which one is best for you and which one will have the biggest impact on your golf game.
Looks
Both irons make a strong case of being among the best looking irons on the market, with the clean lines, no gimmicks and a beautiful brushed satin finish making either club look great in any bag.
At address, you’d be forgiven for thinking the T100 was a blade because of how compact it is, especially the topline and the distinct lack of any offset but, while the profile is intimidating at first, it also narrows your focus on the strike.
However, to the trained eye, there really isn’t much to separate these two in the looks the department as, down at address, the T100s also looks like an iron that should be in the hands…
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