Got my T100S blackouts from your guys this week. Been too cold to hit them yet. But really impressed with the speed of delivery, coupled with the fact I had you customize them as well. Can't wait for spring and my new Vokey wedges. Keep up the great work!
Just did a fitting. The T150’s blew everything out of the water. Only thing close was the P770’s. I’m a 9 handicap slower swing speed player. These clubs looks great, perform and are much more forgiving than they first appear. I was hitting more good shots, easier to find the sweet spot. Maybe the perfect iron.
Late last year I was custom fit for T100S at 2ndSwing in Wilmington DE. 6 iron thru 48 deg. wedge. Absolutely the best irons I've ever played. So much Tungsten in the head, forgiveness is off the charts. Wanted a 5 iron to match the set, but couldn't find a good used one, so i custom ordered a T150 5 iron. Love the look, slightly larger top line but the sole is much wider compared to T100S. Haven't hit it yet, but looking forward to it soon.
Got fitted and landed on T200 4 Iron, 5-8 150 and 9, pw 100 with 1 degree strong 9 iron. Single digit handicap and I average high 90s 7 iron club head speed but just wanted that little extra forgiveness and tightened the gap from my old 4 iron and 5 wood massively. And the spin didn't drop for me on the 150. Really shows what you can find in a fitting.
I just got my T100S’s in January so no way I’ll be able to convince the Mrs I need new irons. Fortunately, the T100S is the best iron I’ve ever hit. I love a thin top line too so I’m more than happy with them.
I just got my T150 P-6 and T200 5-4 and I absolutely love them. Coming from blades the T150 still feel really good the T200 not so much but for extra forgiveness that's a trade off I'm happy to accept. On my course I mostly hit 4-5 irons of the tee anyway (200-210 yards).
I tried T150 and T200 with around 80 miles swing speed. I also found that 2 irons have just same distance but T150 has much better turf interaction. I ordered T150.
Thanks for the thorough test. So fascinating to see how the 150 struggled to keep up distance wise with the other two clubs...but the minute you emulate a true amateur swing - it jumped up a notch. Technology progression in irons has been really amazing over the last 5 years.
I just picked up the T100S bent 2degree weak this summer and absolutely love them. I tried them up against the new T150 and they couldn’t be beat. That said I am looking for a bit of help with the 5iron so going to go ahead and get the T150 built to match my T100S 2 degrees weak. This is my first titleist iron set ever. Been a mizuno guy for 15years.
I have been a Mizuno player for years also and was wanting to go for a fitting for either T100S or T150’s. So you found the T100S worked much better for you than T150? I will try both now. What Mizuno’s were you playing? I have the Mizuno Pro 223’s
I found the T100s had a clicky feel when catching it slightly high on the face (in the 7 iron and above with that power strip, or whatever it's called). Part of the reason I switched to T100 (second gen).
2 questions. First, for a golfer who has an early release/ gets a little flippy and tends to have their low point right at the ball or behind the ball an inch or 2, does a slightly thinner sole with medium bounce like a Vokey S grind 10 degrees of bounce tend to work better than a F grind with a full sole and 14 degrees of bounce. I personally feel the full soles like the F and K grinds bounce into the ball when I try them, but I am always told that a thinner sole and medium to lower bounce is only for better ball strikers? Second, for a golfer who has a quick, very aggressive transition and an early release/ gets a little flippy and tends to have their low point right at the ball or behind the ball an inch or 2. In general, for this type of swing, a shaft with a higher bend point near the grip and a stiff tip section tends to be better correct? Thank you!! I love your channel and reviews!! You do an excellent job in your reviews!! ~ Joe
Although I like to see comparisons like this I totally disagree in which the way data is collected. I think it is nice you can be consistent slowing your swing down to show how the irons will react to a slower swing speed. Where I think the data gets skewed is at 80 mph and under a different shaft flex could provide a higher launch and a steeper decent angle. I would like to see when a test comparison is done where a high swing speed and a slower swing speed are done a shaft switch should be implemented for more accurate data. Good video though.
