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Choose the T200 if you want more distance and help on a mishit.
Choose the T100 if you strike it well and want control, or mix the two in one set, which Titleist designed them for.
The T200 is the more forgiving: Titleist built it as a hollow body with a polymer core behind a forged face and over 100 g of tungsten, for players who want distance help, and gave it a 31° 7-iron, three degrees stronger than the T100's 34°. The T100 is the fully forged player's iron of the pair, built for precision and feel. Titleist gave the two the same lies, lengths and minimal offset so they blend in one set, and made both right- or left-handed. Mixed, the loft step at the switch is wider than the 3° or 4° between neighbouring irons in either set: 5° from a T200 5-iron (25°) to a T100 6-iron (30°), 6° from a T200 6-iron (28°) to a T100 7-iron (34°). The T200 scores 2 of 5 here and the T100 1.
Titleist's player's iron of 2021, the tour model of its T-Series: a compact forged head with a thin topline, minimal offset and a 34° 7-iron, with dense tungsten in the heel and toe of the long irons.
Titleist's players distance iron of 2021, which it called the tour's distance iron: a compact hollow body with a polymer core behind a forged face, dense tungsten in the long irons, the same small offset as the T100, and a 31° 7-iron.
Titleist's player's iron of 2021, the tour model of its T-Series: a compact forged head with a thin topline, minimal offset and a 34° 7-iron, with dense tungsten in the heel and toe of the long irons.
Titleist's players distance iron of 2021, which it called the tour's distance iron: a compact hollow body with a polymer core behind a forged face, dense tungsten in the long irons, the same small offset as the T100, and a 31° 7-iron.
