Titleist T150s are gonna be all-timers

[MtlJeff]

6 minutes ago, Ben Berube said:

You mean the t150's?

 

Correct, that's the ones i was referring to

[Ben Berube]

3 hours ago, MtlJeff said:

 

Correct, that's the ones i was referring to

Awesome thank you!  They seem really legit and you are a + player.  

[MtlJeff]

6 minutes ago, Ben Berube said:

Awesome thank you!  They seem really legit and you are a + player.  

 

They are a really great set, feel wise i would not put them up there with P7MC or PXG blades or forged Mizunos---but they are not bad either. They are in between what you'd expect from a cast head and a pure buttery forged head

 

But launch, control, distance and playability--in a good looking head---they are as good as anything i've played

 

Not that this is the clubs only--but i think i posted a video earlier in the thread where i hit the same 5 foot square window on 5 straight shots with a 7 iron. They are long and consistent

[Golfer4years]

If I jacked up the lofts on my 716 AP2 irons to match the T150 specs, wonder if I'd get the extra distance with the consistency they already have?

[stimpmeterp]

8 hours ago, Golfer4years said:

If I jacked up the lofts on my 716 AP2 irons to match the T150 specs, wonder if I'd get the extra distance with the consistency they already have?

You’d lose bounce and that will affect flight and obviously turf interaction.

[jt2gt]

Just read a review that said the T150 is closer to the older/OG 2019-20 T100s in size and feel compared to last years T100s. Can anyone confirm this or shed any light on this comparison. Pics would be really great. 

Edited January 6 by jt2gt

[Lobber]

9 hours ago, stimpmeterp said:

You’d lose bounce and that will affect flight and obviously turf interaction.

Mine were built 2 strong and zero issues with trajectory or turf interaction.  Of course that’s for me and it might not work for others

[Golfer4years]

I moved my AP2 4 iron to match the T150 and it hit great.  

[Pnwpingi210]

1 hour ago, jt2gt said:

Just read a review that said the T150 is closer to the older/OG 2019-20 T100s in size and feel compared to last years T100s. Can anyone confirm this or shed any light on this comparison. Pics would be really great. 

I owned the most recent ap2, 2019 t100s, 2021 t100s and have extensively demoed the t100 and 150.

 

size progression in my opinions is (smallest to largest)

2019 t100s, ap2, 2021 t100s, 2023 t100, 2023 t150.

 

the 2019 t100s and ap2 shared a similar shape.  The 2021 and 2023 t series have a different shape, most similar to a muscleback, but significantly larger in heel to toe length blade & height.  Also slim sole, shaper leading edge and low bounce.

Edited January 6 by Pnwpingi210

[jt2gt]

4 hours ago, Pnwpingi210 said:

I owned the most recent ap2, 2019 t100s, 2021 t100s and have extensively demoed the t100 and 150.

 

size progression in my opinions is (smallest to largest)

2019 t100s, ap2, 2021 t100s, 2023 t100, 2023 t150.

 

the 2019 t100s and ap2 shared a similar shape.  The 2021 and 2023 t series have a different shape, most similar to a muscleback, but significantly larger in heel to toe length blade & height.  Also slim sole, shaper leading edge and low bounce.

So From your experience that particular reviewer may have been off on their assessment. Any thoughts on playability of the generations. Is the T150 largest most playable then?

[Pnwpingi210]

Just now, jt2gt said:

So From your experience that particular reviewer may have been off on their assessment. Any thoughts on playability of the generations. Is the T150 largest most playable then?

Depends on what you want from the iron.  for me and how I deliver the club.

The t150s had the highest spin, ball speed and peak heights for me.  It players distance iron that still keep spin high.  Probably is the most forgiving on thin and low toe stokes of all the models.  If that’s what you are looking for it’s going to be the most playable in my opinion.  It also has a sole that tended to dig or not get through the turf as smoothly for me as ap2 or 2019 t series.  I

 

The 2019 t100s was more like a faster, lower spinning ap2, particularly in the long irons. 

 

You will likely get a better answer from someone in this thread thats currently gaming the t150s.

 

 

 

 

 

[tigerfan23]

are the T200 that much more forgiving?

 

Anyone compare directly?

 

 

[drscott266]

3 hours ago, tigerfan23 said:

are the T200 that much more forgiving?

 

Anyone compare directly?

 

 

I have both sets but changed shafts in between gaming T150 and T200, so been playing the T200 for past 2 months. I can’t tell if it’s the new shafts or heads play a role but they are super easy. I always had T200 long irons and they were great in my old shaft as well. Going. Lighter has helped me a ton, so I ordered the matching shafted T150 short irons… haven’t hit them yet. So far the T200 full set do not disappoint in any way for me, other than maybe feel is different. Since I always played T200 long irons no comment on that end of bag. Looks wise at address absolutely no complaints. Will report on the short irons with new shafts next week. 

[KonaV821]

I've had my t150/t200 irons for a month now. I gamed zx7 previously and wanting to switch to something easier to hit. I am very happy with the switch. So much more forgiving than the zx7. Gained some distance as well but TBH I didn't care about that lol.

[JStang]

I picked mine up on Friday afternoon from Club Champion and did a quick gapping session. It's going to take some adjusting to get used to how far these go compared to my previous T100. They feel really good though. I expected them to feel a bit firmer than they do so that's a plus!

[bbspeer]

On 1/6/2024 at 4:12 PM, jt2gt said:

Just read a review that said the T150 is closer to the older/OG 2019-20 T100s in size and feel compared to last years T100s. Can anyone confirm this or shed any light on this comparison. Pics would be really great. 

I played the 2019 T100s, 2021 T100/T100s split set and now T100/T150 split set. The 2019 T100/T100s looked very close to the MB at address. The T150 is the largest of all the T100 series. 

[chinaski]

Can anyone compare the grind/bounce difference between the T150 48 and the vokey 48/10?

[MtlJeff]

The T150 isn't a small iron---if you're on the fence about whether you think it will be too small and you haven't seen it in person....it will be bigger than you think. 

 

I mean it's not giant either, but it's in that ZX7 type range

 

My PXG 0317 blades look noticeably smaller next to them (as they should, but still). The 4 and 5 iron of my 659CB also look more intimidating then the T150

 

The T150 is not like a P7MC or something. It's not that small

[jt2gt]

Ok…my bad everyone. The review actually said the dimensions of the T150 were similar to the 718 ap2 not the 2019 t100s.  I had to go back and find it since those here were not confirming my misremembering what the review said. Sorry about that. Here is the review that says T150 is close to the 718 ap2 
https://www.golfmonthly.com/reviews/irons/titleist-t150-iron-review

[Pnwpingi210]

2 hours ago, jt2gt said:

Ok…my bad everyone. The review actually said the dimensions of the T150 were similar to the 718 ap2 not the 2019 t100s.  I had to go back and find it since those here were not confirming my misremembering what the review said. Sorry about that. Here is the review that says T150 is close to the 718 ap2 
https://www.golfmonthly.com/reviews/irons/titleist-t150-iron-review

I disagree with that reviewer.  718 ap2 was shaped different and noticeable smaller than t150.

 

MTlJeff’s review is spot on.

Edited January 9 by Pnwpingi210

[Ephemerlol]

Anybody got a good feel for these things vs s55?

[zap311]

Just ordered the T150s 5-GW! I both blame and thank everyone here for the input that convinced me to get a set. LFG!

 

 

[SeaIsland]

They're the only clubs I've ever wanted to sleep with, and I'm a club ho. I've played a lot of 'em. The ZX7's were nice dancers and the i230s would have produced good looking kids, but the T150s make me want to be a better man.

[sniper]

On 1/8/2024 at 8:57 AM, KonaV821 said:

I've had my t150/t200 irons for a month now. I gamed zx7 previously and wanting to switch to something easier to hit. I am very happy with the switch. So much more forgiving than the zx7. Gained some distance as well but TBH I didn't care about that lol.

Where do you break the t200/150’s?  Any comments on turf interaction comparison between t150 and ZX7?

[Warrick]

I got a couple rounds in with the full set in the cold, had been playing the 6/7 since they came out, really excited by what I saw. Less than 4 weeks will get a good test with 6 straight days of golf in Palm Desert, can’t wait.

 

They just look right at address, added my first Vokeys with a pair of SM9 for the trip also.

[KonaV821]

10 hours ago, sniper said:

Where do you break the t200/150’s?  Any comments on turf interaction comparison between t150 and ZX7?

T200 4-6, T150 7-PW

 

Turf interaction was were my concern was. I'm a digger and that's why I liked the vsole on the zx7. I'm going through bit of a swing change in the past 2-3 months and I'm not much of digger now so for me the soles are fine.

 

 

[MtlJeff]

On 1/8/2024 at 12:18 PM, chinaski said:

Can anyone compare the grind/bounce difference between the T150 48 and the vokey 48/10?

 

Vokeys have a few options....so it will depend what type of grind you order

 

The T150 head and the Vokey head are actually not that different in size (i have SM9s), but the Vokey will appear more rounded whereas the T150 has harder edges. 

 

The SM9 is also a true blade so off the center off the face you'll notice more than with T150

 

If you order a standard vokey, for turf interaction i doubt you'd see a huge difference. I typically prefer to chip with a blade though and not a hotter type face

 

 

[chinaski]

1 hour ago, MtlJeff said:

 

Vokeys have a few options....so it will depend what type of grind you order

 

The T150 head and the Vokey head are actually not that different in size (i have SM9s), but the Vokey will appear more rounded whereas the T150 has harder edges. 

 

The SM9 is also a true blade so off the center off the face you'll notice more than with T150

 

If you order a standard vokey, for turf interaction i doubt you'd see a huge difference. I typically prefer to chip with a blade though and not a hotter type face

 

 

 

Thanks. I was planning on checking them out in store later this week. Probably overthinking it. I prefer a bladed gap wedge for chipping and partial shots as well so leaning that direction since planning a 48/54/60 setup.

 

I think I am going to stay with Cleveland though. I already have a few to use and I prefer raw since I can add some relief if I want. Also like a clear visual break between wedges and irons. Vokey charges too much for raw IMO. 

[Copacetic]

They are good enough for Willy. Although that’s big stretch from 150 PW with extra loft and go to 50 SM10, would like to know what adjustments were made. 

[NZ315]

1 hour ago, Copacetic said:

They are good enough for Willy. Although that’s big stretch from 150 PW with extra loft and go to 50 SM10, would like to know what adjustments were made. 

I would bet that the lofts are adjusted a bit to blend. I would think the same with the T350 -3iron