This is Golfer Geeks’ 2021 Titleist T200 irons review.
I’m an avid golfer, 8-ish handicap on my way to a 2 (been a 5.6), and frequent tester of golf clubs and equipment since 2015.
I tested the 2021 Titleist T200 & T100 over the course two weeks. One long range session and one 18-hole round.
Summary: The 2021 Titleist T200 irons are top-tier player distance irons. They’re long and forgiving. They launch quickly with high trajectory without ballooning. But, they’re workable too. I could flight them down and play my standard tight draw all day long.
In this review of the 2021 Titleist T200 irons, I discuss my experience with the clubs, unique features and benefits, as well as customer reviews and potential alternatives.
- Compact Heads & Player Look
- Long & Forgiving w/ superb feel
- Easy to elevate w/ long carry
- Consistent & Accurate
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Why Consider the 2021 Titleist T200 Irons
You have some “player” skills but would like help with distance and marginal contact. The T200 irons will deliver for you. I know this because they delivered for me…Gloriously.
I’m not looking for help with distance but I’m a large fan of getting a little help with my mishits. And, I’ll take the added distance. Plus, they’re not just “hot”. They have consistent distance you can rely on. The type of distance that helps you score and lower your handicap.
They have player looks because of their compact clubhead. Titleist’s signature minimalist and clean design (also what players like). They have superb feel and play any shot your swing can deliver.
Set Tested: 4-PW Iron Set Men Right Hand
Shaft: True Temper AMT Red Steel S300 Stiff Flex
2021 Titleist T200 Irons Specs
| Club | Loft | Lie Angle | Length |
| 4 | 22* | 61.5* | 38.5″ |
| 5 | 25* | 62* | 38″ |
| 6 | 28* | 62.5* | 37.5″ |
| 7 | 31* | 63* | 37″ |
| 8 | 35* | 63.5* | 36.5″ |
| 9 | 39* | 64* | 36″ |
| PW | 43* | 64* | 35.5″ |
My Experience with the T200 irons
One mediocre range session and one glorious round.
The range session isn’t worth mentioning other than I’m mucho rusty and trying to get back into practice and playing big time.
So, I played three days in a row. Two 9-hole rounds with the T100 irons and an 18-hole round with the T200s.
The first day and 9 holes were fairly sketchy. It’s always that way when I’m shaking off the rust.
The second day and second 9 holes, my game improved a lot. A whole bunch of solid shots and a few squirrely ones.
This gave me a little hope for my 18 holes with the T200s. Boy…was that ever justified.
I hit a lot, many, quite a few, good, ney, great shots with the T200 irons. Including 3-5 very nice long irons. Not a strength of mine. But, I was club testing and I had to know what the T200 irons were about.
- They are about soft feel. Quick elevation. High and long carry. And, green holding. Particularly long irons. (The short and mid irons are no slouch either)
I hadn’t hit long iron shots that solid and high and on my exact line in a while.
They will save you from your marginal swings too. I hit a couple of shots slightly chunky and toward the toe but ended up just short of the green or on the green short of the pin.
I basically didn’t miss with these irons. I would consider giving up my 4-hybrid if I owned a T200 4-iron. Not something I can often say.
Review of the 2021 Titleist T200 Irons
Looks: (A) Love love love the compact heads. The topline and sole are slightly thick, but not enough to bother me at ALL. Nice minimal and sleek Titleist design, too.
Sound/ Feel: (A) Nice, very nice. Soft and solid on center contact. Not harsh on minor mishits.
Distance: (A) Plenty.
Forgiveness: (A) You will get away with marginal contact. On the green short of the pin instead of pin high.
Flight / Playability: (A) Default is quick launch and high trajectory, but I had no issues flighting the ball down or playing my normal draw. I played any shot I wanted.
Value: (A) ~$178/club – Right there with other player distance irons.
Customer Reviews
Titleist doesn’t collect them.
Who are the 2021 Titleist T200 irons for?
Low handicap: (Yes) If you don’t mind a thicker topline and sole and strong lofts.
Mid handicap: (Maybe) If you’re a strong ball-striker and you’re hanging around a 10-handicap. Check out these options.
High handicap: (No) Nope. You’ve got better options.
Potential Alternatives
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- Best Feel in Golf
- Superb Distance & Forgiveness
- Gorgeous
- Reasonable Price
- Still looking
- Easy & Consistent Distance
- Easy to Launch, Shape, or Flight down
- Touch of forgiveness
- Softish and solid feel
- Premium Price
- Stellar Distance & Forgiveness
- Great Feel
- Flies High & Straight, but Workable
- Gorgeous
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FAQs
Can a high handicap use T200?
No, high handicaps shouldn’t play T200 irons. They are made for better ball strikers from 10-handicap on down.
Do any tour players play T200?
Yes, a number of players play a Titleist T200 iron.
Tom Kim – 2-iron
Patrick Cantlay – 3-iron
Max Homa – 3-iron
Will Zalatoris – 4-iron
Peter Malnati – 4-iron
Scott Stallings – 4-iron
Cameron Young- 2,4-iron
Is T100 or T200 better?
No, neither the T100 nor T200 are better. They serve different golfers, with some overlap. The T200s have game improvement features and the T100s are strict player irons.
What is the difference between Titleist T100 irons, T200 irons, and T300 irons?
The differences between the Titleist T100 irons, T200 irons, and T300 iron are:
T100 irons – Low handicap player irons
T200 irons – Player distance irons with game-improvement features
T300 irons – Game improvement irons.
Our Verdict on the 2021 Titleist T200 Irons Review
I love the way they perform and I’m a fan of their compact heads. They hit every shot I wanted and some shots I normally ain’t capable of hitting – long high long irons.
You need to look at these if you’re in the market for a player distance iron or just a great iron.
My #1 suggestion is to test before you buy. Either at your local golf store or take advantage of Global Golf’s Utry trial program. I use it and recommend it.
Thanks for checking out our 2021 Titleist T200 irons review and let us know how they work for you.
- Compact Heads & Player Look
- Long & Forgiving w/ superb feel
- Easy to elevate w/ long carry
- Consistent & Accurate
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