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Titleist T100 Irons Review - National Club Golfer | National Club Golfer

Titleist wanted to be more precise with the centre of gravity (CG) in these models. They have used a 2000° aerospace brazing process to secure the tungsten inside the club head, saving weight as they don’t need to use adhesive, and meaning they can be more precise with weight locations for optimised CG placement. But how has that helped performance?

I noticed a more optimal launch window than I have seen with this model before and a really optimal land angle which is obviously going to help with stopping power and control.

Vokey design grind experts and tour pros have had lots of input on the sole designs of the new T-Series range. The trailing edge of the T100 sole has been softened to help the club move faster and more efficiently through the turf. I love this subtle change as I really hate using a club that stays in the turf too long and I think it definitely helped me pick up a couple of yards with this model and increase my consistency.

Unfortunately, I did not save all the data from my fitting, but here is a snapshot of what I saw on TrackMan. The ball was flying between 149 yards and 153 yards very consistently with my 7-iron. I was pretty impressed with that, given I average 155 yards with my previous set of T100S irons which are 2 degrees stronger lofted than this model.

The spin was pretty high for a club with some tech in the back of the club head nearly getting to that traditional figure of 7000 rpm’s for a 7-iron. This paired with the land angle at 45 degrees was really good for controlling the ball into greens.

Now obviously these clubs are designed for tour players and better ball strikers so you will notice a drop off in distance on shots that aren’t out of the middle of the face. That is a trade-off for that added level of feel and control you get. I felt pretty comfortable with these from 7-iron down but in the longer irons I definitely felt I could do with a little bit of added forgiveness and distance. If you think you want to put these irons in play I would really urge you to test a few irons in the T-Series range as they combo really well and check what combination gives you the best performance.