T-Series

Titleist T150 Irons

2025

Iron Sets

One degree stronger and slightly more forgiving than the tour iron beside it, forged carbon steel irons at 32 degrees on the 7-iron. A different ascending mass steel is stock, regular through X-stiff, 4-PW in either hand.

Full specifications

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Dexterity

Right, Left

Stock shafts

True Temper AMT Tour Silver (stock steel)

Flexes

Regular, Stiff, X-Stiff

Stock grip

Titleist Universal 360

Face

Carbon Steel

Construction

Forged

Iron Sets

Iron type

Players

Set composition

4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, PW

7-iron loft

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$289

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About this club

One degree separates the T150 from the T100 and it is not the only difference. Titleist builds this as the slightly stronger, slightly more forgiving players iron, forged from carbon steel with a 32 degree 7-iron and True Temper's AMT Tour Silver in place of the T100's White. Sets run 4-PW, regular through X-stiff, both hands.

Changing the stock shaft alongside the loft suggests the two sets are fitted to different swings rather than different tastes. Anyone choosing inside the T Series should treat T100 and T150 as near neighbours and the T250 as a genuine step across into distance. Fitting sorts this quickly. The difference is small enough that guessing is a bad idea.