What We Tried
The 2023 Titleist T-Series irons in a blended combo set. This included the T100, T150 and T200.
Who Tested Them?
My name is Jamie Danbrook and I am MyGolfSpy’s Forum Director. A lefty playing off a seven handicap, I would rate my iron play as a strength. I don’t suffer for distance but I am not going to refuse a little extra help and some more distance if I can get it.
Every iron has a purpose and there is a purpose for every iron.
This is what has become abundantly clear throughout my time using the Titleist T-Series irons and it all started with the fitting. However, I have to go back a little further to connect all the dots.
In 2018, prior to joining the MyGolfSpy Forum staff, I was selected as a member to test and review the PING i210 irons for the MyGolfSpy Forum as part of a member testing opportunity. As I had been using the PING iE1 irons, I thought the transition would be easy. It wasn’t but eventually this set of i210 irons became my main set for the next four years.
Having played several great rounds with them and created fond memories my eyes began to wander and I soon looked for a change. I wanted to take in the full forged iron experience and transitioned to a set of Sub 70 659 TC irons. The desire to have that perceived superior feel of forged irons and feeling I had the iron ability to play something with a little less tech, more feel. I wasn’t concerned with any distance loss and, in fact, I didn’t notice much, if any. However, as with the PINGs, I had early struggles with these new irons.







