Be the First to Experience the New Titleist T-Series Irons - Book Your Fitting at PGA TOUR Superstore Today

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Titleist has been the dominant force in the iron category for some time and there is nothing to suggest that will change any time soon. Titleist irons are the most played on the PGA TOUR year after year, with elite ball strikers such as Jordan Spieth, Justin Thomas, Ludvig Aberg and Tom Kim all gaming Titleist irons. The brand is also one of the most played and respected in amateur golf.

The new T-Series lineup is the most advanced Titleist offering to date in the iron category and is sure to be one of the most sought after iron sets this year and beyond. The T-Series has something for every type of golfer - from Tour pro to dedicated weekend warrior - as these irons combine cutting-edge materials, elite feedback and unmatched precision.

Demand for the new T-Series irons is set to be high but you can jump the queue and ensure you get your hands on a set by pre-ordering and arranging an early fitting at PGA TOUR Superstore.

Let’s take a deep dive into that technology and look at the models available, the differences between them and the type of golfer that each of them are geared towards.

The Tech & Performance Story

The T-Series family covers all bases. Whether you're a low-handicap purist or a higher handicap player striving to get better in need of extra distance and more forgiveness, the T-Series delivers. From the tour-validated T100 irons to the game-changing T350 irons, each head is precision-engineered to meet the needs of your swing.

And with a professional fitting you can mix and match to come up with a blended set that will maximise your strengths and minimise your weaknesses. Here’s a breakdown of the T-Series range.

T100 - For players who value precise shotmaking, T100 Irons deliver pure Tour performance with unmatched consistency, and control with buttery feel. This one-piece forged from 1025 carbon steel iron features a dual-cavity back, tungsten weighting in the long irons with continuous face construction. The T100 is for flushers only, and you’ll find them in the bags of Justin Thomas, Ludvig Aberg and Russell Henley.
T150 - This is an iron for the low to mid-handicap golfer seeking a player’s iron performance but with extra speed. T150 irons build upon the precision of T100 with a more confidence-inducing profile and slightly stronger lofts. It has the same forged face as the T100 but a slightly larger head and added muscle channel.
T250 - An iron for players who want complete iron performance in a more forgiving shape, T250 unites speed, stability, and consistency with Titleist’s cleanest look ever. The stronger lofts combined with high-speed Max Impact core deliver supreme distance-focused playability.
T250 Launch Spec - This new option from Titleist is aimed at players who need more loft and a lighter weight to achieve maximum distance. It shares the same look and technology found in the T250 iron, like Split High-Density Tungsten weights and a Max Impact Core for consistently longer and straighter carries.
T350 - This is the game improvement option for players who want maximum distance and forgiveness on every strike, T350 features Titleist’s most advanced iron technologies to optimize launch, speed, stability, and consistency across the face. The wide sole is designed to maximise MOI and provide a high launch, while the hollow body, steel frame with forged face will minimise mishits and boost consistency of shot.

Why Fitting Matters

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Iron fitting is more important than ever, simply because of the technology and expertise available to the modern golfer. In years gone by, fitting was something that many golfers only did with driver. Irons are usually the most expensive item a golfer will purchase though, so it’s vital to have the right ones to suit your game. The T-Series offers a solution for every golfer, and PGA TOUR Superstore is the only place you experience them prior to the official launch on August 21st.

Thanks to technological advancements and the wide variety of irons available for different skillsets and levels of ability, having a fitting is now essential for a golfer to be able to maximise what they get out of their iron game. Gone are the days of picking out a set off the shelf, hitting a few shots with a 7-iron into a net and then rocking up to the cash register to pay.

A fitting will show you exactly what kind of specifications you need from your irons, and opens all all sorts of possibilities when it comes to assembling a blended set. By measuring launch, flight, shot shape etc as well as factoring in the more intangibles such as feel preference, the fitter will be able to dial in your requirements for shaft flex, weight, length and lie angle as well as shaft material. Some golfers will benefit from graphite over steel for example, depending on spin rate, swing speed and trajectory.

Through expert advice and use of the most modern golf technology, PGA Tour Superstore can help you find your next set of golf clubs

A Titleist 3D Check-Up is a simple way to evaluate whether your irons are helping you get the most out of your game. It’s a diagnostic tool based on the three key factors that define successful iron play for any player: Distance Control, Dispersion Control, and Descent Angle.

The overall performance of your irons is directly tied to how well each club transitions from one to the next. If your set is not properly balanced there will be gaps in your game that you will be forced to play around. Is there a club or yardage you tend to avoid? The 3Ds can help fix that.

How it Works: You’ll hit 3-5 shots with your current 7-iron, 5-iron and 4-iron. Using a launch monitor your fitter will look at:

Distance Control – Looking for flatline ball speed with each club, with a 5-mph gap between irons.

Dispersion Control – Ensuring your shot pattern is relatively tight and predictable for each iron.

Descent Angle – Seeking a land angle of around 45-50 degrees with each club to ensure effective stopping power on the green.

Think of these like a group of check engine lights on your car. If you’re not hitting these performance benchmarks that signals that you could benefit from making an adjustment or change to one or more of your irons. Improve your fit and you can improve your play.

An iron fitting also allows you to dial in the clubs at the top end of your bag. So once you become set with your iron configuration, there could be a knock on effect with your long irons, hybrids and fairway woods that needs addressing. It will also allow you to properly understand the optimum gapping for your wedges.

So before you buy the new T-Series irons, dial in your setup with a custom fitting at any PGA TOUR Superstore. Their expert team will ensure that your new T-Series irons fit your swing and style, maximizing performance on every shot.

Pre-Order & Limited Access

Fittings are performed either indoors or outdoors by certified PGA TOUR Superstore professional club fitters who provide Tour-level expertise in combination with Trackman technology. Whether you're a scratch golfer or new to the game, your fitter will know exactly what steps to take to get you into the perfect clubs for your swing.

As one of the more eagerly awaited iron releases in recent years, demand for the new T-Series is going to be high but you can exclusively pre-order and arrange a fitting only at PGA TOUR Superstore. To check availability, book your fitting or to find the nearest store to you, visit the PGA TOUR Superstore website.