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Choose the T100 if you find the middle of the face nearly every time and want the most control; choose the T150 for the same look with a little more speed and help. If you want real help on a mishit, Titleist's T350 is its most forgiving iron.
T100 $1,499 · T150 $1,499, each with its shop and checked date
The T150 forgives a little more: Titleist gives it a slightly larger head, lofts a degree stronger in every club (a 32° 7-iron against 33°) and a channel behind the face from the 3-iron to the 7-iron, where the T100's stops at the 4-iron. The T100 is Titleist's tour iron, with a thin topline and minimal offset, and Titleist says it puts precision and control before forgiveness. Titleist files the T150 as a player's distance iron and the T100 as a player's iron, so our score gives them 2 and 1 of 5. Both are forged, sold by the club from the 3-iron to the W with the same lies and lengths, at the same price.
Titleist's tour iron: a compact forged head with a thin topline, minimal offset and a 33° 7-iron. Titleist says it puts precision and control before forgiveness, and no set we score forgives less.
$1,499 at Golf Discount7 irons (4-PW) · checked 2 Nov
Titleist's faster player's iron: a forged head a little larger than the T100's, with lofts a degree stronger and a 32° 7-iron. Titleist files it as a player's distance iron with moderate forgiveness; its T250 and T350 forgive more.
$1,499 at Golf Discount7 irons (4-PW) · checked 2 Nov
Titleist's tour iron: a compact forged head with a thin topline, minimal offset and a 33° 7-iron. Titleist says it puts precision and control before forgiveness, and no set we score forgives less.
Titleist's faster player's iron: a forged head a little larger than the T100's, with lofts a degree stronger and a 32° 7-iron. Titleist files it as a player's distance iron with moderate forgiveness; its T250 and T350 forgive more.
The T250 is the more forgiving, in Titleist's own words: it "offers greater ball speed, height, distance, and forgiveness" in a slightly larger head, where the T150 "is closer to a player's iron shape with moderate forgiveness and precision".
