2023 Titleist T100 Irons Review

This is Golfer Geeks’ 2023 Titleist T100 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’ve had the 2023 Titleist T100 irons for the last couple of weeks. I’ve played two rounds of golf, had one range session (so far), and tested the 7-iron against the 7-iron from the T150 set on my launch monitor.

Summary: The 2023 Titleist T100 irons felt and played the same for me as the 2021 T100s I tested a couple of months ago – exceptional. The T100s remain the standard in premium low-handicap cavity back irons. They do everything well.

In this review of the 2023 Titleist T100 irons, I discuss my experience with the clubs, unique features and benefits, as well as customer reviews and potential alternatives. 

Why Consider the New T100 Irons

They look perfect. They can send the ball high or low or anywhere in between if that’s part of your game. They feel soft and solid.

• Compact, elegant, and sleek clubhead that looks perfect at address and in the bag.
• Superb solid and stable feel at impact.
• Easy to elevate with high piercing trajectory and holds the green.
• The ability to play any shot you have in your bag.
  • Flight it down.
  • Take something off.
  • Turn it left or right.
  • Any shot.

Set Tested:  4-PW Iron Set Men Right Hand
Shaft: True Temper AMT White S300 Steel Stiff Flex

2023 Titleist T100 Irons Specs

My Experience with the New T100s

What I expected. Good swings were rewarded with Titleist’s trademark soft and solid feel with quick launch, good carry, and shots holding on the green.

Unfortunately for my ego, I was more “miss” than “hit” during my time with the 2023 T100 irons.

I played one and a half rounds with the 2023 T100s. I had high hopes for those rounds, but my swing only occasionally delivered solid contact.

Don’t get me wrong, those few swings were most enjoyable.

But, hitting a whole bunch of thin and fat shots is a little discouraging. (Plus my short game didn’t come to the rescue)

The T100s allowed me to get away with minor mishits, but nothing more than minor. Solid shots delivered accurate results with ample distance.

Conclusion. Center contact is richly rewarded with distance, accuracy, and green-holding. Minor mishits will drop your distance a club or more, but you’ll maintain direction.

Review of the 2023 T100s

Looks: (A+) Stunning…in an understated way. Clean lines and minimal design. Compact, but not too compact, clubheads that frame the ball perfectly at address.

Sound & Feel: (A) Superb, same as the last T100 irons I tested. Soft and solid.

Distance: (A) Plenty of distance with good contact without having to go after it.

Forgiveness: (A) You can get away with minor mishits and still be on the front of the green or just short of it.

Flight / Playability: (A+) They can handle any shot you have in the bag.   

Value: (A) ~$200/club – Pretty much what you expect to pay for Titleist irons.

Customer Reviews

Titleist doesn’t collect them. These have been highly regarded premium irons for years now.

Who are the 2023 Titleist T100 irons for?

Pros to single-digit handicaps with strong ball striking.

Low handicap: (Yes) yes, yes, yes, yes.
Mid handicap: (No) Nope. Check out these options or these.
High handicap: (No) Noooooo. You need something much more forgiving.

Suggested Potential Alternatives

Want to find the right set for your game? See our best irons for low handicappers.

Our Verdict

The 2023 T100 irons do everything they’re supposed to do and are the perfect cavity back irons for better low-handicap players.  

Should you upgrade if you own the 2021 T100s?
No, I don’t recommend that. I’m sure there are small differences, but not enough for the average customer.

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 2023 Titleist T100 irons review and let us know how they work for you.