T200 Irons

RE: T200 Irons

GMcClanahan — Sun, 26 Nov 2023 18:51:41 GMT

Congrats on finding the right irons for you. I also had always thought Titleist clubs were for better players. When the AP3 came out that got me looking at Titleist irons. I like an iron that gives me some help without the thick top line and too much offset. I love how the T series clubs have evolved. I got T200 irons in 2020 and really like them. Probably time to get new irons and will look at the T150 as well as T200.

I just got a TSR2 3 wood after years of struggling to hit 3 woods after the switch to low spin, high luaunch technology. TSR 2 driver is next on the list and then new irons.

RE: T200 Irons

Vincent L — Tue, 21 Nov 2023 20:06:50 GMT

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I recently switched to T200 irons after playing png for the last 35 years. I have always played green dot ( 2 Degrees up) on my Pings but went with standard lie after getting a Titleist fitting. The T200’s are not only gorgeous they have a great ball flight they have no problem stopping on the greens. As of today I have a split bag with Titleist irons and png woods with no gaps. I wasn’t sure I was good enough to play Titleist but these T200 made this 10 handicap a very happy man. Good job Titleist.

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I put the new T200s in my bag this year as well and I also have a split bag with png hybrids, FW woods and driver.
Absolutely love the T200 irons

RE: T200 Irons

Don O — Mon, 20 Nov 2023 22:30:12 GMT

BTW, Titleist has gone a long way to making equipment for a wider range of golfers. The 10-20 handicap players can benefit from the T200, T350, and T400 irons, as well as TSR-1 and TSR-2 metal-woods. . And the number one ball they fit slower swing player into is the Pro-V1x. The perception from 25 years ago no longer holds.

Serious players of any ability can find Titleist equipment that works for them.