Titleist T Series Now on Tour

[GolfSpy_BEN]

17 minutes ago, GaDawg said:

I play a combo set of 7 - PW (T100s) and 4,5 &6 (T200). When I got them I was a 7 hc and have gotten down to a 4. I have a fitting scheduled for 7/27 and will be looking at a complete set of T150.

Personally, I like the size of the T100s irons over the couple of T200 that I have. I just love the turf interaction that I get out of them, also for some reason I can hit the sweet spot more consistent with the smaller head.

I too, am interested in the T150. This summer I have been playing a set of Callaway Apex MB 18’s, and while long term playing muscle back blades is a low percentage play, I absolutely seem to be centering the ball better with the smaller head. Which leads me in search of a small head with more forgiveness, enter the T150. 
 

Please be sure to let us know how the fitting goes and of course, how they play!

[GolfSpy_APH]

Booked for tomorrow morning fitting. I'll report back with how it goes!

[Caddie1966]

I played blades for 40 years, Hogan Apex exclusively.  About 10 years ago, I got fitted for ping S58s which were my first cavity backs.  Loved em.  The polymer inserts in the back of my 5i and PW cracked and fell out of the back channel. I got fitted again and went with something I never expected…PXG 0211s.  Mine are 2 degrees flat to help with my “overdraw”. It would be interesting to see if I would enjoy hitting blades again.

[Golfspy_CG2]

On 7/10/2023 at 10:42 AM, DonnieGolfs said:

Could anyone who has done the fitting with Titleist for irons in the past give me and idea of what to expect?

I heard they do fittings slightly different than other brands or fitters. I have had a fitting for irons in 10 years.

Definitely a few different things.  One you are paying $100 for the fitting, so they will make sure you get what you pay for AND more.

• The fitter is either a full time Titleist fitter or one that is practically full time doing more than 40 to 50 events a season, and is trained by Titleist corporate fitters, not just given a fitting cart and trackman and said go do it.  Titleist has a strict set of protocols for their fittings, that I won't go into here but it's a lot more than most mobile fittings.   I know as I see mobile fittings from every OEM: during the year multiple times. 
• You will get a full dedicated 1 hour 1 on 1 with the Rep.  He's isn't  going between two or three different customers during the same time.
• Most every time, they will have more than just a 7 iron head to hit, I had the 5,7,9 and P to hit.  They have a full assortment of shafts, both stock and premium.   
• In some cases not everywhere, it depends where, you will be hitting ProV's not range rocks.   This will make a big difference in your data. 
• As for the numbers and results, most companies use Trackman or GCQuad, so you'll get those numbers from most anyone, and most competent fitters will be able to explain them thoroughly to you and what's important
  • Although Titleist will focus on the 3 D's
    • Dispersion
    • Distance
    • Descent Angle. 
• Titleist will not pressure you to buy on the spot, although if you do, your $100 fitting fee goes toward the purchase. 

Those are the major differences I have seen in helping out with fittings from every company through the year when we host them. 

 

 

[anckentucky]

On 7/16/2023 at 2:11 AM, GolfSpy_APH said:

Booked for tomorrow morning fitting. I'll report back with how it goes!

How did it go?

[GolfSpy_APH]

2 hours ago, anckentucky said:

How did it go?

Unfortunately he didn't have all the heads in LH so I only hit the 350. Which were fine, but we will be meeting up again in a week or so to do the rest of the series. 

[DonnieGolfs]

On 6/26/2023 at 7:39 AM, Craignyc said:

For those of you that are mid teen handicaps why are you playing T100 to T100s? Those are players irons, wouldn’t you be better off with a more forgiving club? I am generally curious because I was looking to switch to the T200s this past season but just didn’t see enough of a difference between them and my current mixed set of Epons, the 503 and 303, mixed set. I would think anyone that is shooting high 80s and 90s is going to be better off with a bigger sweet spot not the smallest one. 

I based off handicap expected to be fit for the T 200 set. I had a fitting on the 12th and was for for the T100 PW through 6 iron. T200 4 and 5. I saw more consistency with the T100 irons from shot to shot without an major differences in height or distance. The 4 and 5 I wasn't hitting as high and the ball speed started to drop off with the T100 so I went with T 200 for those clubs.

[DonnieGolfs]

21 hours ago, Golfspy_CG2 said:

Definitely a few different things.  One you are paying $100 for the fitting, so they will make sure you get what you pay for AND more.

• The fitter is either a full time Titleist fitter or one that is practically full time doing more than 40 to 50 events a season, and is trained by Titleist corporate fitters, not just given a fitting cart and trackman and said go do it.  Titleist has a strict set of protocols for their fittings, that I won't go into here but it's a lot more than most mobile fittings.   I know as I see mobile fittings from every OEM: during the year multiple times. 
• You will get a full dedicated 1 hour 1 on 1 with the Rep.  He's isn't  going between two or three different customers during the same time.
• Most every time, they will have more than just a 7 iron head to hit, I had the 5,7,9 and P to hit.  They have a full assortment of shafts, both stock and premium.   
• In some cases not everywhere, it depends where, you will be hitting ProV's not range rocks.   This will make a big difference in your data. 
• As for the numbers and results, most companies use Trackman or GCQuad, so you'll get those numbers from most anyone, and most competent fitters will be able to explain them thoroughly to you and what's important
  • Although Titleist will focus on the 3 D's
    • Dispersion
    • Distance
    • Descent Angle. 
• Titleist will not pressure you to buy on the spot, although if you do, your $100 fitting fee goes toward the purchase. 

Those are the major differences I have seen in helping out with fittings from every company through the year when we host them. 

 

 

This is a very good description of what I experienced. Previous fittings I have had were more just feel and not data backed. I'm not sure if it's more so because it's been a number of years since my last fitting but it was a lot more informative and ultimately still my decision.

[DonnieGolfs]

Just got the shipping notification, they are scheduled to be delivered this Friday. I have two rounds planned for the weekend already. I'll report back Friday with some pictures.

[Golfspy_CG2]

1 hour ago, DonnieGolfs said:

Just got the shipping notification, they are scheduled to be delivered this Friday. I have two rounds planned for the weekend already. I'll report back Friday with some pictures.

Awesome setup!   Man the TT orders are shipping a lot faster than the staff orders did! 

[DonnieGolfs]

2 hours ago, Golfspy_CG2 said:

Awesome setup!   Man the TT orders are shipping a lot faster than the staff orders did! 

I was hopeful for early August before the fitting. After I ordered they said if have them in a week or two. I'm all happily surprised.

[Hook DeLoft]

What are the retail prices?

[anckentucky]

4 hours ago, Hook DeLoft said:

What are the retail prices?

Unless someone works for Titleist, I'm not sure anyone knows yet. Prices haven't been announced yet.

[GolfSpy_APH]

7 hours ago, Hook DeLoft said:

What are the retail prices?

I would imagine they will be similar to what the previous sets were. I don't think most iron sets have gone up that much in the last couple years with a few exceptions.

[Landy]

Hello - Does anyone have insight on the graphite iron shaft options or did they keep the same as last year?  Thank you

[Golfspy_CG2]

16 hours ago, Hook DeLoft said:

What are the retail prices?

$200 per club steel $214 for Stock Grpahite

[Golfspy_CG2]

16 minutes ago, Landy said:

Hello - Does anyone have insight on the graphite iron shaft options or did they keep the same as last year?  Thank you

Mostly the same as the 2021 matrix, a complete list of featured and premium shafts will most likely be available  on August 3rd 

[Landy]

2 minutes ago, Golfspy_CG2 said:

Mostly the same as the 2021 matrix, a complete list of featured and premium shafts will most likely be available  on August 3rd 

Thank you @Golfspy_CG2

[MSwen23]

Got fit on July 12th for T100s 4-9 and SM9 46F/50F/54D/58D. Wedges arrived last Friday the 21st and irons arrived yesterday the 24th. Incredibly fast turnaround. 
 

Can’t wait to go out after work tonight and get ‘em dirty (then get home and meticulously clean them)

[DonnieGolfs]

I played mine this weekend, Came in Friday evening and I was out Sunday with them. Picked up some distance, I think because of quality of strike improving due to the fitting. I have the T200 4-5 and T100 6-PW, much more forgiving than I had thought they would be, had a few off the toe and I lost the ball out to the right in the rough but did not see an major drop off in distance. Only took til about mid round that I had my confidence back with the long irons, everything jumped off the face, incredibly soft feel. I'll get some more pictures up on my lunch break. 

I was also able to trade in my old irons(PSI Tours) and my old 3W, golf Galaxy was doing a Cobra promotion so I replaced my 3W with an LTDX for the price of tax and wow it lives up to the hype.

[GaDawg]

I had my fitting today with the Team Titleist group at TPC Sugarloaf. They had 6 stations set up with trackman at each, every shaft possible was available for irons, hybrids, fairway woods and drivers. (Probably wedges, but didn't check)

My assigned fitter, Jason let me get warmed up by hitting for 10 minutes. He asked what was I looking for and I told him the T150 irons. He then wanted me to hit 5 quality shots with my current 7 iron which is the 2019 Titleist T100s. After looking at the data, he advised that his objective was to get my ball speed increased, flight higher and spin up a little. He agreed that the T150 was a good starting point. I proceeded to hit 5 shots with the T150 with the same shaft I currently have. The height went up a tiny amount, but speed and spin were about the same as current irons. He then started changing the shafts with me hitting 5 shots with each and us discussing the data after each shaft change. Not only was I feeling and seeing the difference, it showed up on trackman. After about 45 minutes we narrowed it down to a little different shaft which increased my ball speed by 5 mpg, dispersion was better, flight higher and spin both like he wanted. I went with the T 150 irons. He suggested that I go with a different 4 iron, so we settled on the Titleist U505 with a Project X HZRDUS Black shaft. FYI - I could tell very little difference in the club head size of the T100s vs T150 irons.

I was fit for a driver at Club Champion about 16 months ago and it was a good fitting, but today was the most relaxed, attentive golf experience that I have had. There was never any pressure and my fitter kept me involved in the entire process, getting my thoughts and input. Titleist had around 10 guys available from Regional Mgr to local fitters.

I would highly suggest that anyone search the Titleist website and find a location where you could be fit. Additionally, I was provided with a Titleist T-Series goodie bag with some nice items. Later today, I received several emails. 1) with all trackman data from all the shafts that I hit. 2) confirmation of my order with details.

Irons should arrive in 2 - 3 weeks.

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[RCGolf]

15 hours ago, GaDawg said:

I had my fitting today with the Team Titleist group at TPC Sugarloaf. They had 6 stations set up with trackman at each, every shaft possible was available for irons, hybrids, fairway woods and drivers. (Probably wedges, but didn't check)

My assigned fitter, Jason let me get warmed up by hitting for 10 minutes. He asked what was I looking for and I told him the T150 irons. He then wanted me to hit 5 quality shots with my current 7 iron which is the 2019 Titleist T100s. After looking at the data, he advised that his objective was to get my ball speed increased, flight higher and spin up a little. He agreed that the T150 was a good starting point. I proceeded to hit 5 shots with the T150 with the same shaft I currently have. The height went up a tiny amount, but speed and spin were about the same as current irons. He then started changing the shafts with me hitting 5 shots with each and us discussing the data after each shaft change. Not only was I feeling and seeing the difference, it showed up on trackman. After about 45 minutes we narrowed it down to a little different shaft which increased my ball speed by 5 mpg, dispersion was better, flight higher and spin both like he wanted. I went with the T 150 irons. He suggested that I go with a different 4 iron, so we settled on the Titleist U505 with a Project X HZRDUS Black shaft. FYI - I could tell very little difference in the club head size of the T100s vs T150 irons.

I was fit for a driver at Club Champion about 16 months ago and it was a good fitting, but today was the most relaxed, attentive golf experience that I have had. There was never any pressure and my fitter kept me involved in the entire process, getting my thoughts and input. Titleist had around 10 guys available from Regional Mgr to local fitters.

I would highly suggest that anyone search the Titleist website and find a location where you could be fit. Additionally, I was provided with a Titleist T-Series goodie bag with some nice items. Later today, I received several emails. 1) with all trackman data from all the shafts that I hit. 2) confirmation of my order with details.

Irons should arrive in 2 - 3 weeks.

My Team Titleist fittings have been very similar. Those guys are the best in the business for us amateurs. Class personified. 

[Golfspy_CG2]

Love seeing all these Team Titleist fittings taking place.  I agree there is no better fitting you will get than the experience with an actual Titleist fitter at one of these events.  Totally understanding it's brand specific, but the genuine 1-1 attention you get with their sole intent is to find you a setup thta works for you, versus just selling you something. 

 

[CLenahan]

2 minutes ago, Golfspy_CG2 said:

Love seeing all these Team Titleist fittings taking place.  I agree there is no better fitting you will get than the experience with an actual Titleist fitter at one of these events.  Totally understanding it's brand specific, but the genuine 1-1 attention you get with their sole intent is to find you a setup thta works for you, versus just selling you something. 

 

I went through fitting events with Titleist, Ping, and Mizuno.  While none of them were bad, none were as informative and productive as the Titleist fitting.  The guy running it just knew what I needed after a few swings and could give me the data back in perfect layman's terms so I could really understand what was happening with each setup change.

Plus, he was the only one that didn't ask me to buy that day, just sent an email with the specs and said you can order through your pro with the fitting number.  Great experience.

[Golfspy_CG2]

2 minutes ago, CLenahan said:

I went through fitting events with Titleist, Ping, and Mizuno.  While none of them were bad, none were as informative and productive as the Titleist fitting.  The guy running it just knew what I needed after a few swings and could give me the data back in perfect layman's terms so I could really understand what was happening with each setup change.

Plus, he was the only one that didn't ask me to buy that day, just sent an email with the specs and said you can order through your pro with the fitting number.  Great experience.

That is exactly what my experience has been, and yes, I know I'm a bit more on the inside with them.  But someone else said it so well in another post.   Their fitter said, "I'm a fitter, not a salesman."   I can't disagree with that approach. 

[GolfSpy_APH]

https://mygolfspy.com/news-opinion/titleist-t-series-irons/

Official release article is up!

[Jmatczak87]

How can they get better? I am currently gaming the 2021 T100s with true temper amt tour white in r300. I have to say they are by far the best irons I’ve ever used or tried. I got custom fit for them in February and I tried every comparable irons from ping, callaway, taylormade,and cobra and by a long shot the T100s came on top for me. I was coming from a set of callaway apex pro 19’s and I’ve never owned a set of Titleist irons in my life and by a long shot they are the best irons I’ve ever gamed. Very forgiving for the type of category that they are in I can work it either way I want to with ease and I’ve been playing some of my best approach shots I’ve ever had. So I am very curious to see what the new Tseries has to offer, I think it’s going to be very hard to top the 2021 T100s, although the t200 of 2021 definitely needed some improvement. 

[MSwen23]

On 7/28/2023 at 9:47 AM, Golfspy_CG2 said:

That is exactly what my experience has been, and yes, I know I'm a bit more on the inside with them.  But someone else said it so well in another post.   Their fitter said, "I'm a fitter, not a salesman."   I can't disagree with that approach. 

Genuinely feel they are significantly better than any other fittings I’ve done. When I got fit at True Spec they couldn’t get me out of there fast enough. With my Team Titleist fitter, he wanted me to hit things he knew wouldn’t work for me just so I could give him feedback on feels/preferences he could then use to find the best fit for me. They are the best in the business

[Golfspy_CG2]

10 minutes ago, MSwen23 said:

Genuinely feel they are significantly better than any other fittings I’ve done. When I got fit at True Spec they couldn’t get me out of there fast enough. With my Team Titleist fitter, he wanted me to hit things he knew wouldn’t work for me just so I could give him feedback on feels/preferences he could then use to find the best fit for me. They are the best in the business

Yep, same thing during mine.  Warmed up with my current iron.  Then he told me the changes in the T100 and had me hit 3 or 4.  I'll be kind and say I hit a nice stinger   The non the T150 and I was actually hitting them nice, just didn't have the speed for the distance, was only getting about 125 out of the 7 iron but had nice height and flight.    Then the T200 and it was a bit higher than the T150 and a few yards within the T350 that I ultimately settled on.  So yeah it was cool to get to hit all 4 and give feedback.   Some of which they saw all the feedback they needed

 

[SoCal]

As a senior, Im ready to try the T350's!  Love that they're forged and so hopeful I get a shot to try them out.