Got got fit for a barely “used” set of 2019 T-200’s in April at 2ndswing. 4-48 degrees Gap wedge. Amazing irons and experience. Compared it to AP3 and didn’t like the feel. The T-200’s have a forged face and definitely feel much better, much softer. That’s what swayed me to the T-200’s. The forgiveness of these irons are amazing. Best combo of forgiveness and feel of irons I’ve ever had and I’ve been playing nearly 30 years! My son bought a set of the previous version T-300’s 4 - 48 Deg. Wedge with those AMT Red Stiff flex shafts. He hits his irons so high with those shafts Which is what they are designed to do. He loves the feel and forgiveness also.
Came from G425 to the new T300’s (2021) and absolutely love them. My score has dropped by 4 shots per round. Love the feel and consistency of the irons. Distance is not a problem either, being a senior golfer the the AMT Red shaft I have gained a club on each iron and now can even put my long irons back in the bag! Great review.
Tried about 4 different "game improvement" clubs but went with the T 300's. Love them, and as my game has improved I don't like I am outgrowing them at all, but rather growing into them. The lofts are strong-My low club being a 5 iron and took a hybrid out of my bag since I get 200+ with the 5.
I have really enjoyed my 2019 T-300’s . I have hit a lot of game improvement irons over the last 10 years but never found anything that had a nice ball flight and decent angle and feel . Most of game improvement irons over the years have hot spots in them with inconsistent distances of 10 to 15 yards variance in distance if you are not hitting exactly dead center in club face. The T-300 irons are by fare the best game improvement Irons I have ever played with feel and decent angle and consistent distance. I would highly recommend someone trying them or even having combo set of any of the T Series of irons, Titleist has done a outstanding job with T Series of Irons 👍
Had a fitting and tried T100s, T200, & T300. I’m an 8 handicap and have been playing i210s. The T100s felt incredibly good! They were easily the best of the lot by feel. The T200 didn’t feel as good but gave me the best consistency and dispersion. I ordered a full set, 3 thru gap wedge. T300 was ok but not right for me. If I had elected for a blended set I would’ve chosen T100s in short irons.
I'm a high capper (30) and currently game the 2019 T200's. I switched from these from the Callaway Rogue, which should have fit me better, but they didn't; T200 were way easier to hit for me. I recently went to a fitting to demo the new T300's with the same shaft as my current 2019 T200's (AMT red). The T300's were definitely a step up in forgiveness. I tend to hit shots thin and low and the T300 were a perfect fit for me. They are very forgiving on thin shots and they launch really high. Needless to say I'm waiting for delivery :) Oh, and I ordered 6-GW. The GW is 48 degrees which is a full shot club for me. The 5 iron is 23 degrees and there's no way I can hit a 23 degree iron. that's hybrid territory. I never use my current 5 iron either.
The gap wedge was a good move. I need to order one still. Amazing feeling improvement irons. When you hit them pure the ball goes straight up in the air.
Surprised that with 3mph more ball speed, 300 revs less spin and 2 degrees stronger loft the T300 only yielded 6 more yards of carry. I think that speaks to how well the T200 is performing.
Currently game the TM M4 irons. I am planning to get fit later this season, the Titleist website iron selector has me in the T200 where I am a 93-98 weekly scorer. Lousy putter and short game, but never thought of myself as a T200 guy more a T300 guy. Can't wait till the fitting.
Great review guys, I actually just got fit for T200 AMT Red reg. flex. I tried both and expected the T300 to be better for me, but I found the turf interaction was better for me with the T200. I should add I am a 10 Handicap weekend golfer.
@@lf493 i went in for the new p790 but soon changed my mind. I'm off 6 and am a very consistent ball striker. The t200 are very forgiving and front to back dispersion was way better than the p790. I honestly think I've found my perfect set of irons they just suit my eye and i swapped the amt black shaft out for the red in regular which just hit the perfect numbers for me. Ordered the 4-pw also looked at the t300 but they didn't suit my eye and turf interaction was very hit and miss
@@lf493 mine is around 82 mph the amt black were too heavy and launced too low whereas the red gave me much better lauch, dispersion and club head speed.
Got fitted today. Fitter and I collaborated to order a blended set 4-7 (T300) and 8-GW (T-200). I say collaborated because I know a lot and fitters don't know as much as I do and certainly don't care as much as I do either. Also, inevitably some doppo will come up uninvited in the middle of the fitting and will start talking with the fitter, thereby distracting him even more than his phone and the sandwich that he's eating during the fitting will.. My point is to do your home work prior to the fitting. Research and request to hit certain shafts and heads that you think may suit you, because along with finding the components that do work an important part of the fitting process is to ease your mind and eliminate combinations that you thought would work and don't. This elimination process will re-enforce your final decision that much more.
I'm 60 yo, had back surgery in December and am looking to buy new clubs, the whole bag. I've always been a natural at golf, ling ball hitter, solid short game, but I know my club head speed is much lower than before. Swing speed probably around 90-95. I like the T200 but want to get fitted and hit all brands, but always wanted a Titleist golf clubs
I’ve hit all four irons and prefer the t100s. It’s got it all. The 200 really didn’t perform much different than the 100s and the 300, while a great GI iron it wasn’t as precise. If I had to pick between the t200 and t300, I’d probably just go all in with the GI 300. Better height, speed and distance over the slightly too big and loud t200. Glad they made the t100s.
Good demonstration of the two sets. The T200 looks very crisp but both actually very nice! - I have Ping i200 and enjoy the feedback from these irons, so I would be looking for some similarity. I was thinking a combo like T300 for longer irons and T200 until 7 irons would be interesting?! But all in all, I imagine the T300 is probably ideal for me - especially watching Dan and seeing his test results.
What do you recommend for a 20 handicapper that’s only getting better. At the moment I am running irons that are already similar to the t300 with a cavity back so do you recommend getting used to the t200s?
ordered a blended T200 through 7 iron, T30 4-6. THe 300s were shipped already, haven't received the 200s yet. Added 2 degrees of loft to the 300s to have them blend with the 200s. Can't wait to see how large the yardage gap is between the 6 and 7 iron. I hit the 6 iron 193. I also got the U2 utility iron, but I hit the T300 4 iron as far as the Utility 2 iron
I currently play the 2020 G425 irons (PW to 6 iron), I’m a senior golfer (68), play to a 8 handicap, looking to upgrade to a 2022 head, so I’am leaning towards the T200 but not sure if the T300 is another good option, I hit my 6 iron in the 170 range. I play 4, and hybrids along with SM9 Titleist wedges 52,56 and 60, I also use a regular graphite shafts
Love the T300 so far but they can be difficult to control distances. I notice they’ll go way further than it should at times which is frustrating as my game is improving. Looking for maybe a change into T200
The guy hitting the balls is hitting remarkably well but not sure about his placement of his right hand thumb? I guess to each his own on the grip. I like the look of the T200’s.
Dan is it fair from hitting from hard mat vs grass ? Also would love to see more mis hits to see how club forgiveness and performance. Mid handicapper and scratch golfer
The Fiber Built mat does a pretty good job of mimicking grass. As for more golfers, our THP Forum Thread will have tons of reviews from all skill levels including the six sets we are giving away to those in our Titleist Experience event.
I recently went for an iron set fitting and am faced with a big dilemma between the p790s and t300s the numbers came out identical but the spin rate was a tad higher with the p790s. Any help/advise on which ones to go for would be much appreciated 👌
@@THPGOLF thanks for the reply. The initial launch angle on both are between 15/16 with a decent angle of 42/43 so very close the only difference is the spin rate which is averaging out at just below 5000 for the t300s and 5500 for the p790s. I am a 14 handicapper so am after that blend of feel/consistency/forgiveness
@@RyanDaz1981 iv yet to make my mind up. I recently also tried out the Apex 21's which we just as impressive and the figures I would say were a tad better than the P790's
There is an excellent review of just what you're asking for by 2nd swing golf here on YT. Result was a virtual dead heat except that the 2021 t200 sounded a bit louder and also had a bit thicker sole.
190 7-iron?! So you’re PW would be 160?! Crazy stats, ho many wedges do you have? You must fly driver 285! At least..I never trust the distance numbers
Distance in our tech studio is set with no wind and at sea level. For some irons yes those distances are deep. Current gamers for Dan are a bit weaker lofted and gap nicely into a three wedge setup. You can see those wedges in our Edel SMS review.
Great video Moving from my Ap3’s to the new T300’s Wasn’t looking for great increase in yardage just a half club is all I need Can’t wait till they come in 🏌️♂️
Why don't any of these review channels use golfers that would actually benefit from these irons, instead of a scratch golfer that can literally hit any club? It blows my mind. Put a 30 handicap golfer up there and let him/her hit both of them and see the actual club do the work.
Got got fit for a barely “used” set of 2019 T-200’s in April at 2ndswing. 4-48 degrees Gap wedge. Amazing irons and experience. Compared it to AP3 and didn’t like the feel. The T-200’s have a forged face and definitely feel much better, much softer. That’s what swayed me to the T-200’s. The forgiveness of these irons are amazing. Best combo of forgiveness and feel of irons I’ve ever had and I’ve been playing nearly 30 years!
My son bought a set of the previous version T-300’s 4 - 48 Deg. Wedge with those AMT Red Stiff flex shafts. He hits his irons so high with those shafts Which is what they are designed to do. He loves the feel and forgiveness also.
Came from G425 to the new T300’s (2021) and absolutely love them. My score has dropped by 4 shots per round. Love the feel and consistency of the irons. Distance is not a problem either, being a senior golfer the the AMT Red shaft I have gained a club on each iron and now can even put my long irons back in the bag! Great review.
Tried about 4 different "game improvement" clubs but went with the T 300's. Love them, and as my game has improved I don't like I am outgrowing them at all, but rather growing into them. The lofts are strong-My low club being a 5 iron and took a hybrid out of my bag since I get 200+ with the 5.
Played the t300s at the emerald course at Wailea. Shot my first sub 90 round I will be buying a set very soon
Congrats on the personal best.
What's the lowest handicap a guy could get down to with the T300s? 5 handicap?
I have really enjoyed my 2019 T-300’s . I have hit a lot of game improvement irons over the last 10 years but never found anything that had a nice ball flight and decent angle and feel . Most of game improvement irons over the years have hot spots in them with inconsistent distances of 10 to 15 yards variance in distance if you are not hitting exactly dead center in club face. The T-300 irons are by fare the best game improvement Irons I have ever played with feel and decent angle and consistent distance. I would highly recommend someone trying them or even having combo set of any of the T Series of irons, Titleist has done a outstanding job with T Series of Irons 👍
im totally agree with u
12:24 Thank you for the review. I would chose a color other than black to show the shots as one can barely see it against the black background.
Had a fitting and tried T100s, T200, & T300. I’m an 8 handicap and have been playing i210s. The T100s felt incredibly good! They were easily the best of the lot by feel. The T200 didn’t feel as good but gave me the best consistency and dispersion. I ordered a full set, 3 thru gap wedge. T300 was ok but not right for me.
If I had elected for a blended set I would’ve chosen T100s in short irons.
Just bought the T300 . I can hit the 5 and 6 iron with this set with Distance and height . Easy to hit compared to every set I had.
I'm a high capper (30) and currently game the 2019 T200's. I switched from these from the Callaway Rogue, which should have fit me better, but they didn't; T200 were way easier to hit for me. I recently went to a fitting to demo the new T300's with the same shaft as my current 2019 T200's (AMT red). The T300's were definitely a step up in forgiveness. I tend to hit shots thin and low and the T300 were a perfect fit for me. They are very forgiving on thin shots and they launch really high. Needless to say I'm waiting for delivery :)
Oh, and I ordered 6-GW. The GW is 48 degrees which is a full shot club for me. The 5 iron is 23 degrees and there's no way I can hit a 23 degree iron. that's hybrid territory. I never use my current 5 iron either.
The gap wedge was a good move. I need to order one still. Amazing feeling improvement irons. When you hit them pure the ball goes straight up in the air.
I was expecting the T300 to go a little further which happened. They are both good looking clubs.
Surprised that with 3mph more ball speed, 300 revs less spin and 2 degrees stronger loft the T300 only yielded 6 more yards of carry. I think that speaks to how well the T200 is performing.
Currently game the TM M4 irons. I am planning to get fit later this season, the Titleist website iron selector has me in the T200 where I am a 93-98 weekly scorer. Lousy putter and short game, but never thought of myself as a T200 guy more a T300 guy. Can't wait till the fitting.
Great review guys, I actually just got fit for T200 AMT Red reg. flex. I tried both and expected the T300 to be better for me, but I found the turf interaction was better for me with the T200. I should add I am a 10 Handicap weekend golfer.
A good fitting is always the way to go. Did you consider a split set?
@@THPGOLF If I do I would probably add 4-5 irons from the T300. Thanks
@@lf493 i went in for the new p790 but soon changed my mind. I'm off 6 and am a very consistent ball striker. The t200 are very forgiving and front to back dispersion was way better than the p790. I honestly think I've found my perfect set of irons they just suit my eye and i swapped the amt black shaft out for the red in regular which just hit the perfect numbers for me. Ordered the 4-pw also looked at the t300 but they didn't suit my eye and turf interaction was very hit and miss
@@darrenbell6376 Darren what was your club head speed? Mine was about 80 Mph with 7 iron and I am getting AMT Red reg flex shafts as well.
@@lf493 mine is around 82 mph the amt black were too heavy and launced too low whereas the red gave me much better lauch, dispersion and club head speed.
Got fitted today. Fitter and I collaborated to order a blended set 4-7 (T300) and 8-GW (T-200). I say collaborated because I know a lot and fitters don't know as much as I do and certainly don't care as much as I do either. Also, inevitably some doppo will come up uninvited in the middle of the fitting and will start talking with the fitter, thereby distracting him even more than his phone and the sandwich that he's eating during the fitting will.. My point is to do your home work prior to the fitting. Research and request to hit certain shafts and heads that you think may suit you, because along with finding the components that do work an important part of the fitting process is to ease your mind and eliminate combinations that you thought would work and don't. This elimination process will re-enforce your final decision that much more.
Great irons loved the T300 best iron I’ve tested this year so will treat myself to them.
I'm 60 yo, had back surgery in December and am looking to buy new clubs, the whole bag. I've always been a natural at golf, ling ball hitter, solid short game, but I know my club head speed is much lower than before. Swing speed probably around 90-95. I like the T200 but want to get fitted and hit all brands, but always wanted a Titleist golf clubs
I’ve hit all four irons and prefer the t100s. It’s got it all. The 200 really didn’t perform much different than the 100s and the 300, while a great GI iron it wasn’t as precise. If I had to pick between the t200 and t300, I’d probably just go all in with the GI 300. Better height, speed and distance over the slightly too big and loud t200. Glad they made the t100s.
Good demonstration of the two sets. The T200 looks very crisp but both actually very nice! - I have Ping i200 and enjoy the feedback from these irons, so I would be looking for some similarity. I was thinking a combo like T300 for longer irons and T200 until 7 irons would be interesting?! But all in all, I imagine the T300 is probably ideal for me - especially watching Dan and seeing his test results.
I did 4,5.6 T300 and 7-GW T200
What do you recommend for a 20 handicapper that’s only getting better. At the moment I am running irons that are already similar to the t300 with a cavity back so do you recommend getting used to the t200s?
Went from Mavrik's to T300's and its night and day.
Some how I’m just catching this. Good work guys.
ordered a blended T200 through 7 iron, T30 4-6. THe 300s were shipped already, haven't received the 200s yet. Added 2 degrees of loft to the 300s to have them blend with the 200s. Can't wait to see how large the yardage gap is between the 6 and 7 iron. I hit the 6 iron 193. I also got the U2 utility iron, but I hit the T300 4 iron as far as the Utility 2 iron
I like that idea to blend them with 2 degree weaker .. how are they ?
I’m a 12 handicap I’m looking to hit the T300 since I’m a low ball hitter
Great comparison here between the two styles. T200 looks really good and like Dan I'd consider a T300 in a 4i.
I currently play the 2020 G425 irons (PW to 6 iron), I’m a senior golfer (68), play to a 8 handicap, looking to upgrade to a 2022 head, so I’am leaning towards the T200 but not sure if the T300 is another good option, I hit my 6 iron in the 170 range. I play 4, and hybrids along with SM9 Titleist wedges 52,56 and 60, I also use a regular graphite shafts
Excellent video. I really like the looks of the T200 irons.
I have just moved out of the ZX7’s into the T200s for no other reason than to mitigate the damage on mis hits.
Love the T300 so far but they can be difficult to control distances. I notice they’ll go way further than it should at times which is frustrating as my game is improving. Looking for maybe a change into T200
I wish I had your issue!!!
T200! Play the 4-P vokey at 48* & so on.. effortless power & total control.. great irons for almost everyone. I’m coming from 716cb, and it’s so easy.
Awesome stuff guys.
The guy hitting the balls is hitting remarkably well but not sure about his placement of his right hand thumb? I guess to each his own on the grip. I like the look of the T200’s.
Dan is it fair from hitting from hard mat vs grass ? Also would love to see more mis hits to see how club forgiveness and performance. Mid handicapper and scratch golfer
The Fiber Built mat does a pretty good job of mimicking grass. As for more golfers, our THP Forum Thread will have tons of reviews from all skill levels including the six sets we are giving away to those in our Titleist Experience event.
Who is the guy on the video? I like his swing and want to find more video. Thanks.
Dan with THP. We have lots on this channel
Which set would fit you best?
I recently went for an iron set fitting and am faced with a big dilemma between the p790s and t300s the numbers came out identical but the spin rate was a tad higher with the p790s. Any help/advise on which ones to go for would be much appreciated 👌
We preferred the feel of the t300s but that is pretty subjective. Do you launch one (initial launch angle) higher than the other?
@@THPGOLF thanks for the reply. The initial launch angle on both are between 15/16 with a decent angle of 42/43 so very close the only difference is the spin rate which is averaging out at just below 5000 for the t300s and 5500 for the p790s. I am a 14 handicapper so am after that blend of feel/consistency/forgiveness
@@nathanblair8883 what did you end up choosing? I’m also a 14 and considering the t200
@@RyanDaz1981 iv yet to make my mind up. I recently also tried out the Apex 21's which we just as impressive and the figures I would say were a tad better than the P790's
@@nathanblair8883 I now have the Mizuno JPX 923 Forged in mind. Damn it, lol
Why not old T200 vs new T200...just to see if there's really a difference besides design?
I’m sure we will end up doing that as well. We went with the number one question asked on the THP Forum to start with.
There is an excellent review of just what you're asking for by 2nd swing golf here on YT. Result was a virtual dead heat except that the 2021 t200 sounded a bit louder and also had a bit thicker sole.
Tested using the GC3…??
This was tested using our GCQuad in the Tech Studio. We can say however that the GC3 was used on the same day and showed similar information.
@@THPGOLF 👍🏻 can’t wait for part 2
Would have been nice to display peak height and descent angle numbers…
We display them in nearly every one of our videos, in this one we decided to not use Table View and instead comparison view.
190 7-iron?! So you’re PW would be 160?! Crazy stats, ho many wedges do you have? You must fly driver 285! At least..I never trust the distance numbers
Distance in our tech studio is set with no wind and at sea level. For some irons yes those distances are deep. Current gamers for Dan are a bit weaker lofted and gap nicely into a three wedge setup. You can see those wedges in our Edel SMS review.
Great video
Moving from my Ap3’s to the new T300’s
Wasn’t looking for great increase in yardage just a half club is all I need
Can’t wait till they come in
🏌️♂️
Why don't any of these review channels use golfers that would actually benefit from these irons, instead of a scratch golfer that can literally hit any club?
It blows my mind. Put a 30 handicap golfer up there and let him/her hit both of them and see the actual club do the work.
Its why we host THP Events, with all handicaps, and have a 9 million post community forum. So all skill levels are discussed.