Titleist

Why we like it

A shift away from an undercut-cavity design to a hollow-body platform signals a transformational upgrade from its T300 predecessor. The hollow design houses the polymer-core structure (previously on the back of the iron), moving it closer to the face for better performance and feel. Also different from the T300 are super-dense tungsten weights in the heel and toe. This feature not only triggers more stability but contributes to ball speed and helps maintain feel.

• A longer blade length improves stability.
• The variable bounce sole is inspired by Vokey wedges.
• Tungsten is brazed to the body, eliminating weld beads.
• 7-iron: 29 degrees; PW: 43 degrees

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