Dunes PGA iron guide
Which Titleist T-Series iron fits your game?
T100, T150, T250 and T350 form a clear progression from tour precision to maximum game-improvement performance, with excellent potential for blended sets.
Start with what you need
Four profiles that connect cleanly.
Head size and handicap are only starting points. Launch, carry consistency, descent angle, strike and turf interaction determine the useful answer.
At a glance
Compare the fitting roles.
A plain-English guide to the differences that matter before testing begins.
| Model | Profile | Launch | Forgiveness | Distance | Best starting point for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| T350 | Game improvement | Highest | Highest | High | you want the largest head, maximum forgiveness and help creating height |
| T250 | Players distance | High | High | High | you want significantly more speed, height and forgiveness than T150 without a bulky look |
| T150 | Players forged | Mid | Moderate | Mid | you want T100-style control with slightly more size, speed, launch and forgiveness |
| T100 | Tour compact | Low to mid | Moderate | Controlled | you value compact shaping, forged feel and predictable flight above added speed |
Based on the manufacturer's current published range. View supplier information.
Plain-English guidance
Which Titleist T-Series should you try?
One model does not have to cover the whole set. Blending easier-launching long irons with more compact scoring irons can create a better result.
T350
Make launch and distance easier
Consider this if: you want the largest head, maximum forgiveness and help creating height
T350 provides the highest levels of speed, distance and forgiveness in the T-Series family.
Worth knowing: Its stronger performance must still produce sensible gaps into your wedges.
T250
Distance with a refined appearance
Consider this if: you want significantly more speed, height and forgiveness than T150 without a bulky look
T250 combines an all-steel players-distance profile with advanced face and impact technologies.
Worth knowing: T250 can be especially useful in long irons even when the scoring clubs are more compact.
T150
Precision with a little more help
Consider this if: you want T100-style control with slightly more size, speed, launch and forgiveness
T150 uses a slightly larger forged profile and stronger lofts than T100 to add performance without losing a players look.
Worth knowing: The one-degree loft difference from T100 matters when creating a blended set.
T100
Pure control for consistent strikers
Consider this if: you value compact shaping, forged feel and predictable flight above added speed
T100 is the compact tour-performance model built around control and consistency.
Worth knowing: Handicap alone does not decide suitability, but strike quality must justify the smaller performance window.
The Dunes view
Fit the set, not just the seven iron.
T-Series fitting works particularly well when we stop asking one head to do every job. T250 or T350 long irons can blend into T150 or T100 scoring clubs when the carry gaps are checked properly.