The T-300 replaced the AP-1 line. While the jump from the AP-1 to the AP-2 was a substantial change in forgiveness and feel, the AP-3 and now the T-200 offer some of the features of both. The t-200 is different from the AP-3 in that the face is forged on a cast body. In the T-300, the long irons have the Max technology to make them easier to launch (4-7 irons). Worth exploring both.

Still waiting for demo/fitting days to begin down here. Should resume in November. Clubs are available at Dick's but I prefer to hit them outdoors at our range.

Good luck to all.
I preordered (and paid for) my t300 set from a fitter/dealer in mid August. Now two months later no word if the order has even been processed! Nothing special- tensei red bent 1.5 flat. I don’t expect to see these clubs until after the fall season is over. Good thing Titleist isn’t making cars or bread. VERY DISAPPOINTED

I hit the T-300s at a Titleist fitting. Yes, they correspond in terms of head size to the AP1. They have a top line very similar to the AP1, and represent the most forgiving head options like the AP1. I currently play the AP3s, and was turned off by the thick top line of the AP1s.......but have to admit that hitting the T-300s I was significantly more consistent as far as distance and dispersion, and also picked up almost 10 yards (part of this is due to loft, but I also got better ball speed off the same club head speed as the AP3s). As well, the sound and impact is so smooth........the T300s are really an amazing club.

I hit both the T-200 and T-300 at my fitting. The topline of the T-200 is definitely thinner, and I liked the look at set-up a little better but the numbers were just better for me with the T-300. First range session with the last night and definitely happy with my choice.