CROMWELL, Conn. — The timing of Titleist’s releases may not be as predictable as a Swiss watch, but for over a decade, the brand has released new woods and irons either in the days leading up to the U.S. Open or the week afterward. Last year, Titleist brought the TSR drivers, fairway woods and hybrids to the PGA Tour for the first at the 2022 Travelers Championship. Since the company operates on two-year product cycles, we knew that 2023 would be an iron year, and like clockwork, Titleist recently brought updated versions of its T Series irons to the PGA Tour.
Technically, there are four new irons in the yet-to-be-released family–the T100, T150, T200 and T350 — but Titleist has not provided details about any of them so far.
The new T100 and T200 logically replace the currently available T100 and T200. Pro shops are also currently selling the T100•S, a stronger-lofted version of the T100, for golfers who want a compact club that delivers extra distance, but there is not a T100•S in the new family, but the T150 could do that job.
The Titleist PGA Tour van does not have any T350 irons onboard, so that club will likely replace the current T300, which is a max game-improvement iron.
Below are in-hand images of Titleist’s new T100, T150 and T200 irons.
Titleist T100
Titleist has forged previous versions of the T100, and the word ‘Forged’ appears on the hosel…
Titleist has forged previous versions of the T100, and the word ‘Forged’ appears on the hosel of this club. (David Dusek/Golfweek)
Titleist T100
Previously-released T100 irons have been dual-chambered, perimeter-weighted clubs. These clubs appear to have the same design.…
Previously-released T100 irons have been dual-chambered, perimeter-weighted clubs. These clubs appear to have the same design. (David Dusek/Golfweek)
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