Hole 9 at midlothian cc. 160 yards to pin that’s front right, entire green slopes drastically left to right water surrounds the entire right side of green. T200 9 iron jarred it for eagle.

Upgraded to the T100-S irons this summer and have been very happy with them. My favorite shot so far was nearly an ace with my 8 iron on the downhill par 3 17th hole at Balboa Park Municipal. We were chasing daylight, hurrying to finish before dark. The hole is 167 but down about 100 feet in elevation, cross wind, and they had the tees situated in the box so you couldn't see the pin. I hit the ball pretty well and see that it's on my line but thought maybe I'd come up short. A few seconds later my playing partners start asking among themselves if it went in. I couldn't see how close it was, was convinced I'd come up a club short, and headed down the hill. About halfway there I could see it was close. Came up a few feet short but made the easy putt for birdie.

My favorite iron in the set is the 5. Balboa is a tight track with short holes on the front and I use the 5 iron off the tee on all 6 of the first holes. I've seen my FIR increase and my scoring average drop on those holes because I feel confident with it putting me in the right spots.

T-MB irons
1st hole at 7:45 in the morning hit a roped 5 iron uphill 194 yards to the par 5, landed hole high rolled up the backstop on the back of green and trundled back down into the cup for a double Eagle 2!!
Very memorable
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Mike H

It was a par 3 #2 at Lone Tree Golf in Antioch CA 165 yards little left to right wind 6 iron 3/4 swing I wanted to hit a cut and sure I did and follow the ball fly one bounce in the cup

I forgot to mention I was playing a ProV1x

I don’t have a single shot I want to share, I have a whole round. For 3 years my best score was a 79. After upgrading to my t200 irons, I shot a 78! I heavily relied on accuracy from my long irons because my driver was not my friend that day- a lot of 3 woods off the tee.

Star Ranch in Austin. 150 yards out in a fairway bunker behind a hill. 8 iron perfectly flush. On the green in regulation with a 7’ putt for birdie.

Pinehurst #2 this past June. Par5, 195 out and T-100 4-iron to 12 feet. Missed eagle putt, but 8” birdie is all-right. I have since switched to T-200 irons and played them well at Bandon Dunes for recent Team Titleist Event. My Scotty Circle-T 2.5 is rocking steady.

Pushed drive to the right behind a row of trees. Had about 160 out to an elevated green. Pin front left. Pulled my T-200 7 iron, punch fade about 15 feet off the ground to keep it under the low hanging pine trees to 3 feet. Made the putt for birdie. Love the forgiveness AND still plenty of workablility with these irons.

10th hole at my home club, 110 yards from the rough to a very front pin. 48 degree wedge with my T100S irons and ProV1X. Hit into the upslope of the false front, checked and trickled down to inches for tap in birdie. My caddie told me that was the best approach shot to that pin location in 20 years.

Thanks Titleist for the memory and the pure shot!

Hole number 11 at Birkdale Golf Club in VA. It is a par 4 dog-leg right with a huge sprawling oak tree on the corner. I was 164 yards out and right behind the oak tree. I pull out the 7 iron from my new set of T-200's and hit a high, 20 yard cut shot that comes to rest 8 inches from the cup. The best set of irons I have ever played.

A 448 yard par 3. Hit it to within 2 feet with an 8 iron. Awesome shot.

448 yard, par 3 with an 8 iron.......expect that was a typo...maybe 148 yards.........otherwise, the hulk has awakened....with respect... =)

Wow, you hit an 8 iron over 445 yards!

Playing the 14th Hole at Bucknell Golf Club 2 weeks ago. Playing my T300 irons (custom fit & recently purchased this summer) I holed out from 150 yards with my 8 iron. Was pure and right at the stick from the moment it left theclub. One bounce and rolled in. Played that day to a 78 with 3 birdies and an Eagle. Love these irons!

I wouldn't know what the best shot was, because my T-300 delivery date kept getting pushed back. After 2 months I said forget it.

Sorry to hear that. With the COVID issues and getting components, delays are occurring with deliveries. The time involved is worth the wait and a lot of Titleist loyalists have been willing to sit it out. Under normal circumstances, it takes two weeks and if they do not have the components in stock it can go a month. Add the pandemic and it can add additional weeks. I would interested in knowing, after checking with the Titleist account who you ordered them thru what was their response? With respect. Sorry to see you give up on those great clubs.

6 iron (T300) from 167 on the 2nd at Suburban Golf Club in Union, NJ. Felt great and sounded great when it left my club, and ended up 11 ' from a back pin. Great AW Tillinghast designed course, and it was the best I ever played the hole.

I've spent 5 years with a low swing speed and hitting an 8 iron 130 and 6 iron 150 but still maintaining an 8 hdcp. I recently bought the T400's and they have changed my golf life. 3rd round with them at my local course from 150 yards I put a 9 iron 2 feet from the hole and shot 1 under for 9. The ball hitting the green and stopping or even some backspin is making golf so enjoyable, to bad fall is upon us. I'm already looking forward to next year . These clubs are making me think I can go pro.

That would have been this morning! An ace with my PW at Bent Tree Golf Club in Sunbury, Ohio

New T-300 set 2 months ago. Went to North Palm Beach Country Club (Jack's design) and on #14 I hit a high 7 iron to within 2 feet and was all smiles. Thanks for reminding me. Love the feel of these irons.

They ALL play beautiful but T300 8 iron par 3 174 yards ,dropped it within 12 feet for a Birdie 2nd best shot of the year,first was a hole uphill lye with a 60 degree Volkey straight up dropped straight into hole no bounce for a Eagle

BEST clubs around LOVE em