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Choose the T350 for the newer hollow head, which Titleist then called its most forgiving iron.
Choose the T300 if a used set in your hand and flex costs much less.
Titleist prints the same lofts, lies and lengths for both, club for club, from a 20° 4-iron to the 53° W2, with a 29° 7-iron. The difference is the head: the T300 of 2021 is a cavity back with a polymer core behind the face, and the T350 of 2023 is a hollow body behind a forged face, with two tungsten weights and a sole whose bounce changes from heel to toe. Titleist publishes no offset for either, so both score 3 of 5 here.
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's 2023 game improvement iron, which Titleist then called its most forgiving: a hollow body behind a forged face, two tungsten weights and a 29° 7-iron.
$1,149 at Titleist Certifiedleft-handed, 8 irons (5-PW, AW, GW) · checked 12 Oct
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's 2023 game improvement iron, which Titleist then called its most forgiving: a hollow body behind a forged face, two tungsten weights and a 29° 7-iron.
