2nd Swing Golf
Master fitters, Trackman-heavy testing
“this golf club has been the star of the show”
The star of the show: the hollow-body distance iron now looks, sounds and feels like the T100/T150 while misses still carried as far as good T150 strikes.
+ the facts · 5 pros · 2 cons− the facts
- +Biggest improvement in the line; refined look, sound and feel matching the players models
- +Mishits carried the same distance as good shots with the T150
- +Highest ball speeds of the players-side models
- −Stronger lofts cost this tester peak height and stopping power without adjustment
- −Slight offset visible at address
For: Players wanting a tour look with distance-iron help, and a go-to long iron blending option
James Robinson Golf
Mid-handicap everyman reviews
“Titleist have smashed it out of the park this year”
Number four in his top five hollow-body irons; James says Titleist smashed it out of the park this year and the T250 rivals the P790 while blending beautifully into a combo set.
+ the facts · 4 pros− the facts
- +Feels fantastic, which he calls ridiculous for a hollow body
- +Blends top line, offset and blade length so it mixes cleanly with T100/T150 or the T250 U utility
- +Massive looks upgrade over the old Titleist 200/250
For: Mid handicappers through to low handicappers; the bigger T350 is the higher-handicap route
Mark Crossfield
Coach, famously hard to impress
“250 is the sweet spot”
The sweet spot of the whole range and the best one for most golfers: hollow-body tech in a clean bladed look, and it finished closest in the nearest-the-pin test.
+ the facts · 5 pros · 1 cons− the facts
- +The balance point between the harder T100/T150 and chunkier T350
- +Clean compact bladed look hiding hollow-body tech, poppy off the face
- +Max Impact, L-face and split tungsten for speed, launch and forgiveness
- −Slightly stronger lofts need speed to work properly
For: Mid-handicap improvers who want precision looks with distance and tech, the best one for so many golfers