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Choose the G740 if thin and heavy strikes cost you shots.
Choose the T350 if you want Titleist's hollow forged-face head, or a 4-iron, which the G740 is not made in.
G740 $1,299.99 · T350 $1,499, each with its shop and checked date
The G740 gives more help on paper: it is PING's super game improvement head, with a wider sole, a longer blade, a thicker topline and 4.8 mm of offset at the 7-iron, which PING says lower the centre of gravity and raise the MOI. The T350 is Titleist's most forgiving T-Series iron, a hollow game improvement head with a forged face and split tungsten weighting, but Titleist publishes no offset or sole figure, so our score counts its class only: 3 of 5 against the G740's 5. Their lofts are close, a 28° 7-iron against 29°. The G740 is also sold in senior and extra stiff flex; the T350 in regular and stiff.
Fits golfers who often catch it thin or heavy and want the most help an iron gives.
Its 7-iron is a strong 28°. If you need more height, compare the PXG Wildcat (32°) or the Srixon ZXiR HL (32.5°); if you strike it well and want a slimmer head, the G440.
Titleist's most forgiving T-Series iron: a hollow game improvement head with a forged face, larger than the T250, aimed by Titleist at mid to high handicaps.
$1,499 at Golf Discountleft-handed, 7 irons (5-PW, AW) · checked 2 Nov
Titleist's most forgiving T-Series iron: a hollow game improvement head with a forged face, larger than the T250, aimed by Titleist at mid to high handicaps.
The G740 is PING's bigger, more forgiving head: PING gives it a wider sole, a longer blade and a thicker topline, slightly more offset at the 7-iron (4.8 mm against 4.6 mm) and a lie 1° more upright.
The G740 replaced the G730 as PING's most forgiving iron, and both score 5 of 5: each has a wider sole, a 28° 7-iron and close to the same offset at the 7-iron (5.1 mm on the G730, 4.8 mm on the G740).
