Titleist T100 Vs Titleist T150 Irons Comparison Overview
I find it a bit odd that the Titleist T150 irons were even produced.
It’s like Titleist snuck a new line of irons between the T100 and the T200 but didn’t see fit to do that with any of the other T series irons. I mean, you don’t see a T250 iron…not yet anyway.
It made me feel like Titleist thought that they got something wrong in the T100 irons. So I was very eager to test the T150 and the T100’s against one another. At a glance, they look incredibly similar.
But would there be any significant performance distances? Read on to find out.
Titleist T100 Irons Overview
“The Titleist T100 irons have a compact look at address and a blade length that makes it very easy to frame the ball.”
Behind the ball, they look every bit the players irons. They’ve got classic Titleist looks and a top line that will appease low handicap players.
But when I placed the T100’s next to the Titleist T150’s, I could barely tell them apart.
There is no distinguishable difference in size, offset or shape. However, there is a considerable distance in loft.
There is a 2° difference in loft between every club in the set with the Titleist T150’s having the stronger lofts.
So the Titleist T100 9-iron is 42 degrees while the Titleist T150 9-iron is 40 degrees.
Titleist T150 Irons Overview
“The Titleist T150 irons have the same dual tungsten weighting and refined sole design that the Titleist T100’s have.”
However, as the stronger-lofted irons, the Titleist T150 are invariably longer. I was getting an average of 158.8 yards with the Titleist T150 7-iron compared to 149.4 yards with the Titleist T100 7-iron.
But other than distance, I really couldn’t pick up on any significant performance differences. Both irons feel really smooth through the turf and both offer the same degree of forgiveness.
If you are a consistent striker, you will really like both of these irons. They are also evenly workable. I was able to shape my shots at will and work the ball up or down.
“If you consider distance to be significant in your iron play, then there is a significant difference between the Titleist T150 and Titleist T100 irons.
The Titleist T150 irons simply play longer as the stronger-lofted irons. Other than that, they are nearly identical.”
Titleist T100 Irons
Category – Forged Players Irons
Titleist T150 Irons
Category – Players Distance Irons
Titleist T100 – First Impressions
The first thing to notice about the T100 is how solid and sturdy they look as forged irons.
These irons build on the success of the AP2 irons and set out to deliver precision, consistency and control for single digit players who are looking to a set of irons to lower there score further.
The irons are a cavity back design that perform like blades and can be considered game improvement irons for players approaching or at professional level.
The clubs have added more camber for excellent turf interaction and there a tungsten weights added to the heel and toe of the clubs for an optimized COG and a high MOI.
These clubs deliver the performance that the best players in the world need.
Titleist T150 – First Impressions
The first thing we noticed about the T150 was the classy, refined look that we are used to in Titleist irons.
The blades have a compact blade length and minimal offset but the wider soles offer more confidence at address.
The refined muscle channel is also immediately noticeable, adding to the power and distance of the irons.
You may not notice the CNC Precision milled grooves or the Tungsten weighting in the toe and the heel but you will definitely notice and get to know them as your strike your irons.
Overall, you are going to get the tour refined shaping with an extra bit of power and forgiveness, perfect for those perhaps trying out forged players irons for the first time.
Titleist T100 Irons – Selling Points
- 2 Tungsten Weights For Low COG
- Players Feel With Cavity Back Design
- Superior Turf Interaction
- Progressive Design In Longer Irons
- Used By Tour Players Like Jordan Spieth
Titleist T150 Irons – Selling Points
- Tungsten Weighting Is Progressive, More Noticeable In The Longer Irons.
- Refined Muscle Channel For More Power
- Wider Soles For More Forgiveness
- Vokey Inspired Turf Interaction
- Variable Face Thickness
- Optimized Center Of Gravity For Each Club
Who Are The T100 Irons For
The T100 irons are built for the better players among us, they have tremendous feel allowing to low handicappers to stop the ball dead on the green while also providing ball speed and accuracy.
Titleist T Family Of Irons
The Titleist T100 are also available as T100s which have stronger lofts and a thinner face for more distance.
The T200 are thicker clubs allowing more forgiveness and distance for mid handicappers and the T300 are bigger again to suit the high handicappers for adequately.
Distance: 93/100
Accuracy: 95/100
Forgiveness: 88/100
Feel And Control: 96/100
Overall Score: 95/100
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Who Are The T150 Irons For
The T150 are for low handicappers who want more distance and forgiveness than what is on offer with the T100’s.
Similar in blade length but with thicker soles and enhanced tungsten weighting offers tour like performance with more distance for slower swing speeds and more forgiveness for the top players who lack consistency.
The one thing that may put golfers off is the higher price point of the irons in today’s game.
Titleist T Series Family Of Irons
The third iteration of the T series is upon us in 2023. The T100 are the most player friendly and they get steadily longer and more forgiving as you move through the family up towards the Game improvement irons like the T300’s.
Distance: 96/100
Accuracy: 97/100
Forgiveness: 93/100
Feel And Control: 95/100
Overall Score: 96/100
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