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IronsTitleist T100 Irons (2025 model)Specs and who they suit
Updated: Sep 12, 2026Contains affiliate links
A forged multi-material iron from Titleist. At 33°, its 7-iron has the weakest loft of the five models compared here, so the distance gaps between clubs fall into place naturally. The flip side is that it isn't a forgiving club. If you're still trying to break 100, your misses will show up directly in distance and direction. I see it as a tool for players shooting in the 80s who want to control height and spin themselves.
Who this model is for, in 30 seconds
| If you | This pick | Test status | Reference price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Players who want to shoot consistently in the 80s and control height and spin themselves | #5 / IronsTitleist T100 Irons (2025 model) At 33°, its 7-iron has the weakest loft here, so the distance gaps between clubs fall into place naturally. | 6-piece set (#5–P) ¥178,200 (incl. tax, official, checked Sep 12, 2026) |
3 key points about this model
Point 1: 33° loft on the 7-iron
The 7-iron loft is 33°, the weakest in this lineup (a design that doesn't chase distance)
Point 2: Forged multi-material construction
Forged multi-material construction. Split tungsten placement fine-tunes the center of gravity
Point 3: The #7 is 1° stronger than the previous model
The #7 is 1° stronger than the previous model. If you're switching from the previous model, I think the only thing to keep in mind is the distance change from that 1°
Specs
| Set makeup | #3–P, W |
|---|---|
| Loft | #7=33° (1° stronger than the previous model). Other lofts not officially confirmed |
| Construction | Forged multi-material construction. Progressive dual cavity, split high-density tungsten placement |
| Stock shaft | AMT WHITE / N.S.PRO MODUS3 Tour 115(S) |
| Single-club price | #3, #4, W: ¥29,700 each (incl. tax) |
| Release date | Aug 22, 2025 |
Pros / Cons
Pros
- 33° 7-iron. The weakest of the five here, so distance gaps between clubs fall into place cleanly
- Forged multi-material construction. Split tungsten placement fine-tunes the center of gravity
- Available from #3 to P plus W, so you can cover long to short irons within one series
Cons
- Not a forgiving club. If you're still trying to break 100, mishits show up directly in distance and direction
- Lofts other than the 7-iron aren't listed officially, so I couldn't confirm the gapping by the numbers
- 6-piece set: ¥178,200. Adding single clubs is pricey too, at ¥29,700 for 1 club
What this rating is based on
This rating is based on the maker's official specs (loft, head volume, adjustability) and actual selling prices on Rakuten Ichiba and the official store.
Measure 10 balls yourself (free tool)
Who it doesn't suit
Players still trying to break 100. Misses show up directly in distance and direction.
Check before you buy
Your own miss tendencies. A demanding club can speed up your improvement, or slow it down.
If a test shot or two feels long, that may just be the good end of your normal spread. Hit 10 balls with the same club and your distances will vary by 20 yards or more. So hit 10 and look at both the average and the spread.
FAQ (irons)
Will longer-hitting irons lower my scores?
If your 7-iron goes farther but your 8-iron gains just as much, club selection gets no easier. What matters is the distance gap between clubs.
Is it reckless for a mid-handicapper to play players' irons?
Your misses show up more, which gives you more to work on. But they're not for everyone.
Should I buy a set or add individual clubs?
If you want even gaps between clubs, sticking to one series is easier to manage.
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