Titleist T-Series Irons 2021

The Revolutionary Evolution To Build The World's Best Irons

One look is enough to tell that Titleist’s new T-Series of irons - T100, T100s, T200 and T300 – will surpass its already successful predecessor. The visual appeal is high, with sharp modern lines, brushed chrome finishing, toned down badging, and a deliberate cohesive design across the entire family line.

Consider that cohesiveness in design Titleist’s gentle nudge to move consumers away from getting a set of irons all in one model, which in truth may not do your game full justice. To achieve proper gapping between irons, and consistent distance with accuracy and stopping power, Titleist believes in a holistic approach, fitting a golfer to find the ideal T-Series combo set make-up to hit the ball longer and closer to the pin. More than just a set of irons, the consumer is buying into a system to play better golf.

Loaded with hidden technology, the 2021 T-Series is already in the bags of Justin Thomas, Cam Smith, and Will Zalatoris. Most notably Jordan Spieth played the new T100’s at the Open Championship and carded a 5-under par 65 en route to four consecutive rounds in the 60’s and a runner-up finish.

Playing the T200 4-iron and T100 (5-9) irons at the LPGA’s Marathon Classic, Jessica Korda had this to say, “They’re just really pure. It’s like I’m hitting blades, but you’re not. I loved how solid they felt. The height on them is incredible. It’s exactly what I’m looking for, especially in the longer irons.”