The Titleist T100 is a forged players iron. It sits at the precision end of Titleist's T-Series, and it has been a Tour staple since its debut at the 2019 US Open. A dual-cavity forged head with high-density tungsten in the heel and toe gives you a compact, thin-topline look and soft forged feel, with more stability on off-centre strikes than a traditional blade. That balance is why Titleist has refined it every two years rather than replacing it.
Key specs:
- Forged dual-cavity players iron
- High-density tungsten weighting in the long and mid irons
- Thin topline, minimal offset and compact Tour profile
- Variable Bounce Sole for clean turf interaction
- Released in 2019, 2021, 2023 and 2025 generations
- Player type: Low to mid handicap
All units are inspected, photographed and graded before listing. Pick your configuration below.
A couple of notes on accuracy. I kept the tungsten line to "long and mid irons" because Titleist's tungsten weighting sits in the 3–7 irons only, according to Titleist's 2021 launch release. I also avoided claiming it's currently the most-played iron on Tour, since that changes season to season.
