got fitted for some t100 irons earlier today and they are so nice. t150 didnt give me as much spin as i wanted so opted for the 100 despite the lower level of forgiveness
I'm a Mizuno fan, hitting the "Hot Metal Pros" right now. I've avoided Titleist clubs because they've been often more difficult to hit. I do like the look of these clubs.
I have gamed both Mizuno and Titleist. I wouldn't say one is easier to hit than the other! Hot Metal Pro probably sits similar to the T200s I would say.
Great work, good review. Been playing AP1 716 for some time and they are still doing the business, so may have to do some testing to find any benefit of a possible change. Thank you.
Nice video Hannah. I like the look of both the T100 and T150. In fact, it's hard to tell them apart. I would consider gaming the T150's but not sure as a senior golfer my swing speed is fast enough - I play off 6.
Used to have a set of AP2’s and changed to Mizuno’s but never been as good - think I need to arrange a Titleist fitting but the Callaway Apex gets a good review 🤔
@@thetowndrunk988 isn’t that always the case 😂 I was told the stealths would be wrong for me due to the low COG, I need something with a higher COG to stop a launch Elon would be proud of
@@bigjock85 LOL. I wish I had some height to my launch. I look like I’m at a putt putt course……. Only time I ever seem to get a nice launch, is whenever there’s a family of squirrels up in a tree, minding their own business. I don’t even hunt, and PETA hates me……
So if you are not concerned about distance but you want the ball to stop quicker on the green than the t200 is a better selection than the t350?? Thanks
I haven’t seen you in a vid in a while. Your swing looks great, really strong. Beautiful divots, as only a golfer would appreciate. Great vid. Comment: I have not found Titleist irons to have the greatest turf interaction. Srixon irons are much superior in this regard. Also, the Titleist irons seem fairly flat front to back, with little camber.
For my style of swing turf interaction is very important and although I have tried Titleist irons over many years and have struggled with TI, this T series is awesome and I finally ordered T150 irons for that specific reason, apart from good looks, feel and performance. Give them a go, you eill not regret.
The heads remind me to my over 10 years old AP2 FORGED. These heads are possibly the best heads for an amateur golfer ever. I play them up to now only changing my shafts because becoming older and my body more demaged. For a company like Titleist it looks like a shame to rebuilt a club head which was so successful like the AP2 FORGED, BUT isn't it a fault to rebuilt something which was so good??!
great review - will you be showing your fitting i got the t100's earlier this year and raging these are out now haha would have probably done something similar to yourself
Just hit the 223 and the 150 in the 7 iron. They are definitely similar in all dimensions. I got about 2-3 yds more in the Mizuno, probably due to the chromoly. I preferred the Titleist and I’m a big Mizuno fan. Going to wait for 423 and blueprint S before I make a purchase
You’re not the first to say the T100S was just a T100 bent two degrees stronger and the T150 is a completely new club…makes me think that’s coming from the Titleist PR folks…which is odd since they were adamant when the T100S came out that it wasn’t just a T100 bent two degrees stronger, but actually developed specifically with the stronger lofts by adding help in other ways that T100 didn’t have…hm….
@@hannahholdenNCG Technically speaking, by adding the tungsten down low, it increases the launch angle with the stronger lofts. That alone makes it more forgiving when you have more loft (means less side spin)….they didn’t change the head size, but they were certainly more forgiving then the T100….I played both last season and found that to be the case. My misses are more top to bottom and not left to right, so they were more forgiving to me compared to the T100.
@@thech33ky13 I have been fitted at Snainton for Titleist before. Titleist also travel to lots of clubs to do fitting days so may be worth seeing if there is a club near you doing one!
Since when did a thick TOP line become a confidence inspiring thing? I've always struggled with that notion. TO my eye, a thinner top looks like you can carve it out of a variety of lays.
