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Titleist T300 (2021) irons

Game improvement, 3.0 of 5 for forgiveness

Titleist's game improvement iron of 2021, which it called its ultimate one: a mid-sized cavity back with a polymer core behind a face thinned towards the heel, tungsten in the heel and toe of the long irons, and a 29° 7-iron. Titleist no longer sells the T300 (2021) new, and the T350 is the current model in its line.

Side view, drawn to scale

3.0 of 5 forgiveness score

$544.99 used at 2nd Swing Golf5 clubs (7-PW, GW), graphite, stiff flex, below average condition · checked 31 Oct

In average condition or better: from $618.995 clubs (6-PW), graphite, senior flex, average condition · checked 31 Oct

New instead: Titleist T350, $1,499 at Golf Discount, left-handed, 7 irons (5-PW, AW), checked 2 Nov

Choose it if

  • You make decent contact and want help on the misses from a slimmer head.
  • You need a left-handed club or a senior flex: both were stock builds.

Choose something else if

Class
Game improvement
7-iron loft
29°Every club's loft, lie and length
Stock flexes
Regular or stiff in steel; ladies, senior, regular or stiff in graphite
Hands
Left or right
Used
From $544.99 at 2nd Swing Golf, checked 31 Oct

What changed in the T350

The T300's table matches the 2025 T350's club for club: the same lofts, lies and lengths from a 20° 4-iron to the 53° W2, with a 29° 7-iron. The 2021 T300 is a cavity back with a polymer core behind the face; Titleist builds the 2025 T350 as a steel head it calls the largest and fastest-faced of its T-Series, with progressive grooves. Titleist publishes no offset for either.

Used sets cost far less than a new T350; this page shows the used price. Choose the T300 for the same lofts for much less, if a used set comes in your hand and flex; choose the T350 for a new set built in your hand, shaft and flex.

The Titleist T300 (2021) and today's T350: specifications as Titleist publishes them, prices as the shops showed them
Detail T300 (2021) (previous) T350 (current)
ClassGame improvementGame improvement
Forgiveness score3.0 of 53.0 of 5
7-iron loft29°29°
Sole–Width not published
Stock flexesRegular or stiff in steel; ladies, senior, regular or stiff in graphiteRegular or stiff
HandsLeft or rightLeft or right
Price newNo longer sold new$1,499 at Golf Discount, left-handed, 7 irons (5-PW, AW), checked 2 Nov
Price usedFrom $544.99 at 2nd Swing Golf (5 clubs (7-PW, GW), graphite, stiff flex, below average condition), checked 31 OctFrom $762.99 at 2nd Swing Golf (5 clubs (7-PW, GW), steel, regular flex, average condition), checked 31 Oct

Head to head: Titleist T300 vs T350 irons

Loft, lie and length, club by club

As Titleist published them
Club Loft Lie Length
4-iron 20° 61.5° 38.5 in
5-iron 23° 62° 38 in
6-iron 26° 62.5° 37.5 in
7-iron 29° 63° 37 in
8-iron 33° 63.5° 36.5 in
9-iron 38° 64° 36 in
P 43° 64° 35.75 in
W48 48° 64° 35.5 in
W53 53° 64° 35.5 in

After the 48° wedge (W48): with a 56° sand wedge, the 8° gap leaves room for one more wedge, at about 52°.

Callaway's iron fitting guide puts your first wedge 4° to 6° above the highest-lofted wedge in your iron set. A gap in degrees is not a gap in yards. To choose that wedge, see the forgiving wedges by loft and bounce.

Use the iron finder to compare sets for your usual miss, and check the set makeup and loft gaps before ordering. Between a game improvement and a super game improvement head, this is how to tell which one your strike needs.

The Titleist T300 (2021) came in a senior (A) flex as well as regular (R): what the senior flex changes, and who it suits.

T300 (2021): the questions buyers ask

Is the Titleist T300 (2021) forgiving?
Moderately. It is Titleist's game improvement iron, with a 29° 7-iron. It scores 3.0 of 5 on our reading of what Titleist publishes about it; the most forgiving iron sets we cover score 5.0.
Who is the T300 (2021) for?
It suits golfers who make decent contact and want help on the misses with a slimmer head.
Does the T300 (2021) come in senior or ladies flex?
Yes, both: Titleist listed ladies (L), senior (A), regular (R) and stiff (S).
Is the T300 (2021) sold left-handed?
Yes: Titleist made it left- and right-handed.
What are the T300 (2021) lofts?
4-iron 20°, 5-iron 23°, 6-iron 26°, 7-iron 29°, 8-iron 33°, 9-iron 38°, P 43°, W48 48°, W53 53°, as Titleist published them. The full table with lie and length is above.
Which clubs come in a T300 (2021) set?
Sold by the club, right- or left-handed: the 4-iron to PW, a 48° W and a 53° W2.
How much does the T300 (2021) cost?
Titleist no longer sells it new. Used from $544.99 at 2nd Swing Golf, checked 31 Oct. In average condition or better, from $618.99. Prices change; the seller's page has today's.

How the 3.0 adds up

The forgiveness score is our reading of what Titleist publishes about the head, from 1 to 5. It is not a test result. How every score works.

The parts of the forgiveness score
PartPointsWhy
Head class 3 Game improvement: a forgiving head, slimmer than super game improvement.
Offset +0 Titleist doesn't publish a 7-iron offset, so offset earns no point.
Sole +0 Titleist doesn't publish a sole width, so the sole earns no point.
Forgiveness score3.0of 5

The score rates the head only. Hand, flex and price decide which version you buy, not how forgiving it is. Titleist does not publish a 7-iron offset or a sole width.

Specification sheet

As Titleist published it; a dash means the maker did not state it.
MakerTitleist
ModelT300 (2021)
Model year2021
TypeIron set
ClassGame improvement
Handicap range the maker states–
Offset–
Sole–
Moment of inertia (MOI)–
Face technologyMax Impact 2.0: a high-resilience polymer core behind a High COR variable-thickness face, thinner towards the heel in the long and mid irons
ConstructionA mid-sized chrome cavity back: a polymer core behind the face, a face that is thinner towards the heel in the long and mid irons, and dense tungsten in the heel and toe of the 4- to 7-irons, 40 percent more than in the first T300.
Set makeupSold by the club, right- or left-handed: the 4-iron to PW, a 48° W and a 53° W2.
Clubs in the set–
Stock steel shaftsTrue Temper AMT Red
Stock graphite shaftsMitsubishi Tensei AV Red AM2
Stock flexesRegular or stiff in steel; ladies, senior, regular or stiff in graphite
7-iron loft29°
HandsRH, LH
Men's or women's–
List price when new$999 for the seven-club steel set (2021 model); not a price today
Price at Titleist–
Set price–

Compare with other game improvement irons

Other game improvement irons
Sole Hand Where to buy
4.0 Game improvement 29° 5.0 mm Slightly wider A · R · S RH · LH $599.99 at Tour Edge 7 irons · checked 2 Nov
3.5 Game improvement 29° not published Wider L · A · R · S RH · LH $559.99 at Tour Edge 7 irons · checked 2 Nov
3.5 Game improvement 29° 4.6 mm not published A · R · S · X RH · LH $999 at Golf Discount 7 irons (4-PW) · checked 2 Nov
3.5 Game improvement 31° 4.3 mm Wider L · A · R · S RH · LH $1,099.99 at TaylorMade 7 irons · checked 2 Nov
3.5 Game improvement 29.5° 4.6 mm not published PING's own lightweight flexes: Ultra Lite or Lite RH · LH $1,299.99 at PGA TOUR Superstore 7 irons (6-9, PW, UW, SW) · checked 2 Nov
3.5 Game improvement 29.5° 3.3 mm Wider: 0.90 inches R · S · X RH · LH $699 at Haywood 7 irons · checked 2 Nov
See it at Haywood
3.5 Game improvement 28° 4.8 mm 22.9 mm at the 7-iron R · S RH · LH $962.50 at Mizuno 7 irons · checked 2 Nov
See it at Mizuno
3.5 Game improvement 29° 4.6 mm not published not published RH · LH $1,099 at Golf Discount 7 irons at $157 each · checked 2 Nov

Order: Forgiveness score first; on a tie, the set more golfers can buy, then a set that includes the long irons, then price. Use the arrows to sort. A dash means the maker does not publish it.

See all iron sets on the most forgiving irons page, or compare this club side by side. Waiting for a sale? The Black Friday golf club deals page has the price to beat on every club we price.

Sources

The specification comes from these pages; open the maker's page before buying, because prices and shaft options change. Check the exact shaft and hand at the shop before ordering.