Titleist has always made impressive irons whether aimed at the low handicapper or game improver. Yet I always struggled to find a model that ticked all the boxes. From the previous T-Series, the T100 was too compact for this 3-handicapper with dwindling confidence levels, yet the T100s iron didn’t quite offer the forgiveness I admired in its competitors like the Ping i230 or the TaylorMade P770.
Step forward the new T150, an iron that better bridges the gap between the players T100 iron and the more distance-orientated T200 iron. It does this through both its size and construction. Its dimensions match that of the old 718 AP2 iron, which will come as a relief to many Titleist loyalists that likely still have a set in the bag. Versus the T100, the sole and topline are noticeably wider and the blade length is more generous. In terms of design, there’s a muscle channel behind the face filled with a polymer to give it a more lively feel along with a softer sound.
