Titleist T200 vs Titleist T300 Irons (2023)

Specs, loft charts and modeled carry for two sets golfers cross-shop. Titleist T200 and Titleist T300 each have a full page.

At a Glance

Spec	Titleist T200	Titleist T300
Category	Players Distance	Game Improvement
Player type	Mid Handicap	High Handicap
Model year	2023	2023
7-iron loft	30°	29°
PW loft	45°	42°
Set makeup	4-iron to PW	5-iron to AW
MSRP	$1,199	$1,225
Technology	Hollow Body, Face Insert, Tungsten Weighting, Stronger Lofts	Hollow Body, High Launch, Wide Sole, Perimeter Weighting
Editorial recognition	-	-

Key Differences

•The T300 is 1 degrees stronger at the 7-iron than the T200 (29° vs 30°), so expect roughly 2 yards more carry at the same swing speed, and check your wedge gapping accordingly.
•They sit in different categories: the T200 is a players distance iron, the T300 a game improvement iron, so forgiveness and head size will differ.
•At list price the T200 is $26 cheaper than the T300 ($1,199 vs $1,225 MSRP).
•The T200 stock set starts at the 4-iron, while the T300 data starts at the 5-iron.
•Only the T200 is tagged Face Insert, Tungsten Weighting and Stronger Lofts.
•Only the T300 is tagged High Launch, Wide Sole and Perimeter Weighting.

Loft Chart

Titleist T200 vs Titleist T300 loft by club
Club	Titleist T200	Titleist T300	Loft delta
4i	19°	-	-
5i	22°	23°	-1°
6i	26°	26°	0°
7i	30°	29°	+1°
8i	35°	33°	+2°
9i	40°	37°	+3°
PW	45°	42°	+3°
AW	-	47°	-

Carry by Swing Speed

Modeled from TrackMan-based norms scaled to each set's lofts, not measured for these models.

Club	Moderate swing		Average swing		Faster swing
	T200	T300	T200	T300	T200	T300
4i	165 y	-	183 y	-	200 y	-
5i	158 y	161 y	175 y	178 y	191 y	194 y
6i	149 y	152 y	165 y	168 y	180 y	183 y
7i	140 y	142 y	155 y	157 y	169 y	171 y
8i	130 y	132 y	144 y	146 y	157 y	159 y
9i	119 y	121 y	132 y	134 y	144 y	146 y
PW	110 y	111 y	122 y	123 y	133 y	134 y
AW	-	-	-	-	-	-

Try your own 7-iron carry

Your 7-iron carry

Club	Titleist T200	Titleist T300	Δ carry
4i	178 yd	-	-
5i	170 yd	165 yd	-5
6i	160 yd	158 yd	-2
7i(anchor)	150 yd	150 yd	0
8i	138 yd	140 yd	+3
9i	125 yd	130 yd	+5
PW	113 yd	118 yd	+5
AW	-	105 yd	-
Estimated from loft specs · ±5 yd accuracy			avg +0.8 yd

Verdict

What separates these two is the job each head is built for. The Titleist T300 is a game improvement iron with a wide sole, perimeter weighting and a high launch profile, so it is built to get the ball up and keep mishits in play. The Titleist T200 sits in the players distance category and leans on a face insert and tungsten weighting to add speed in a more compact package. Lofts run close, though the T300 is one degree stronger at the 7-iron (29° vs 30°), worth roughly 2 yards of carry at the same swing speed, so check your wedge gapping. The T200 stock set runs from 4-iron to PW, while the T300 data starts at the 5-iron and runs through an AW.

Pick the T300 if forgiveness and launch matter more than a slim look at address, or if you want the AW included. Pick the T200 if you strike it well enough to trade some help for a tighter profile and a stock 4-iron. At $1,199 MSRP it is also $26 cheaper than the T300 at $1,225, so price does not favor the bigger head. The T300 is the safer buy for most golfers. Better ball strikers who want distance without a chunky sole should go T200.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is longer, the T200 or the T300?

On loft alone the T300 is the longer set: its 7-iron is 29° against 30°. At an average swing that models to about 155 yards for the T200 and 157 for the T300. Loft is not the whole story, but it is the biggest single input, and your own carry numbers will vary with strike and shaft.

Which costs more, the T200 or the T300?

At list price the T200 is the cheaper set: $1,199 against $1,225 MSRP. The older of the two usually carries the bigger discount.

Are the T200 and T300 in the same category?

No. The T200 is a players distance iron and the T300 a game improvement iron, so expect a real difference in forgiveness, sole width and head size.

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