The Player's Distance Utility Iron
Titleist T200 2,3 and 4 Irons are gaining popularity as a utility iron among Tour Pros for their combination of distance, control, and forgiveness.
Jordan Spieth, Will Zalatoris, and Cameron Smith are just a few of the players who have added T200 Utility Irons to their bags. These players appreciate the irons' ability to provide increased speed and precise control, while also offering some added forgiveness at the top end of the bag.
The T200 Utility Irons are also known for their exceptional feel. This is important to Tour Pros, who demand a club that provides feedback on their swings. The T200 irons deliver this feedback without sacrificing distance or forgiveness.
For the dedicated amateur, the popularity of T200 Utility Irons among Tour Pros is a sign of their playability. These irons are a great option for players who want a club that can help them improve their game.
The solid feel of the T200 irons is the result of a careful attention to detail in every component. The reengineered chassis creates a stiffer structure, which allows the refined Max Impact Technology to fit tighter against the new dual taper forged face. This results in a more responsive impact sensation that is felt across the entire surface of the clubface.
These changes have resulted in an iron that is both forgiving and responsive. Players will appreciate the solid feel and the increased control that the T200 irons offer.
The T200 irons are a perfect blend of old and new. The Tour-inspired shape remains consistent, with a clean look and less offset. However, the irons have been updated with new technologies that deliver increased distance and forgiveness. Players will still draw confidence from the classic shape, but they will also appreciate the added performance.
These changes have resulted in an iron that is both long and forgiving. Players will appreciate the classic shape and the added performance that the T200 irons offer.
Titleist engineers have found a way to use dense D18 tungsten and a 2000º aerospace brazing process to create irons with the perfect balance of distance and forgiveness. The tungsten is used to precisely position the center of gravity (CG), while the brazing process eliminates weld points and creates a seamless face. This results in an iron that is both long and forgiving, with a consistent feel across the entire set.
Here is some more detail about the two technologies:
The combination of these two technologies makes the T200 irons the perfect choice for golfers who demand the best of both worlds. They are long enough to help you hit more greens, and they are forgiving enough to help you save pars.
| CLUB | LOFT | LENGTH | LIE ANGLE |
| 2 | 17° | 39.75" | 60.5° |
| 3 | 20° | 39.25" | 61° |
| 4 | 23° | 38.75" | 61.5° |
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