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Key specs
The details that decide it
Specifications, shown the same way as on each club page.
| Spec | Titleist T150 (2025) | Titleist T150 (2023) |
|---|---|---|
| Worth a look if | Golfers who usually hit the centre and prefer a smaller-looking head or more shot control. | Golfers who usually hit the centre and prefer a smaller-looking head or more shot control. |
| Help on mishits | Compare strike consistency with a forgiving alternative | Compare strike consistency with a forgiving alternative |
| Flight / setup | Loft and your swing both matter | Loft and your swing both matter |
| What to consider | Compare actual lofts, carry gaps and stopping power in a fitting. | Compare actual lofts, carry gaps and stopping power in a fitting. |
| Lofts | 3i 19°, 4i 22°, 5i 25°, 6i 28°, 7i 32°, 8i 36°, 9i 40°, PW 44°, GW 48° | 3°: 19°; 4°: 22°; 5°: 25°; 6°: 28°; 7°: 32°; 8°: 36°; 9°: 40°; P: 44°; W: 48° |
| Length | — | 3: 39.00 in; 4: 38.50 in; 5: 38.00 in; 6: 37.50 in; 7: 37.00 in; 8: 36.50 in; 9: 36.00 in; P: 35.75 in; W: 35.50 in |
| Great if (GearCaddie's write-up) | — | You like the T100 look but want a few more yards from each iron. |
All verified specs
| Spec | Titleist T150 (2025) | Titleist T150 (2023) |
|---|---|---|
| Club options | club: 3i; Loft: 19°; source: https://mediacenter.titleist.com/en-CA/251917-titleist-launches-new-t-series-iron-lineup/, club: 4i; Loft: 22°; source: https://mediacenter.titleist.com/en-CA/251917-titleist-launches-new-t-series-iron-lineup/, club: 5i; Loft: 25°; source: https://mediacenter.titleist.com/en-CA/251917-titleist-launches-new-t-series-iron-lineup/, club: 6i; Loft: 28°; source: https://mediacenter.titleist.com/en-CA/251917-titleist-launches-new-t-series-iron-lineup/, club: 7i; Loft: 32°; source: https://mediacenter.titleist.com/en-CA/251917-titleist-launches-new-t-series-iron-lineup/, club: 8i; Loft: 36°; source: https://mediacenter.titleist.com/en-CA/251917-titleist-launches-new-t-series-iron-lineup/, club: 9i; Loft: 40°; source: https://mediacenter.titleist.com/en-CA/251917-titleist-launches-new-t-series-iron-lineup/, club: PW; Loft: 44°; source: https://mediacenter.titleist.com/en-CA/251917-titleist-launches-new-t-series-iron-lineup/, club: GW; Loft: 48°; source: https://mediacenter.titleist.com/en-CA/251917-titleist-launches-new-t-series-iron-lineup/ | — |
| Set | — | 3-iron through W |
| Lie angles | — | 3°: 61°; 4°: 61.5°; 5°: 62°; 6°: 62.5°; 7°: 63°; 8°: 63.5°; 9°: 64°; P: 64°; W: 64° |
| Construction | — | Fully forged |
GearCaddie's reading
How GearCaddie reads each club from its research. Not a manufacturer spec and not a fitting: a playing level is a rough guide, and a fitter with a launch monitor decides.
| GearCaddie's reading | Titleist T150 (2025) | Titleist T150 (2023) |
|---|---|---|
| Forgiveness | — | Moderate to moderately high for a Tour-style iron |
| Launch | — | Mid-high |
| Spin | — | Mid to mid-high |
| Workability | — | High |
| Best for | — | Low-handicap golfers and competent mid-handicap ball strikers |
Titleist T150 (2023) · GearCaddie notes
Best for
Low handicappers who want more speed and forgiveness than T100 without moving to a hollow-body distance iron. It is also particularly useful for the long end of a blended set.
Probably skip it if
Golfers who need maximum launch help or substantial perimeter forgiveness. Players with very shallow or very steep deliveries should also be cautious about changing the stock lofts because bending changes the sole's effective bounce.
Main benefit
More forgiveness and speed than T100 while retaining a forged, workable player profile.
Watch out for
Its stronger lofts and 44-degree pitching wedge can complicate wedge spacing, and loft adjustments can alter the carefully designed sole and bounce relationship.