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Oil Can Titleist T-Series Irons
For the first time ever, Titleist is bringing its incredibly popular oil can finish to the T-Series irons. Made popular by Vokey Design, the T-Series irons will now feature the rich copper finish in the T100, T150, T250 and T350 models.
The finish is a PVD treatment for lasting durability and gives the irons an incredibly unique look that will be sure to stand out in your bag.
The T-Series irons were released in 2025 and are focused on dispersion, distance and descent angle. Putting the focus on those three areas allowed Titleist to take a meaningful approach to how they constructed the irons and how each model would help various golfers.
There is a club for every golfer within this lineup, no matter what you might be looking for in a club.
“What’s good for a Tour player is typically good for your amateur golfers in terms of performance,” Titleist Director of Product Development, Marni Ines said. “They’re looking for height, they’re looking for it to stop close to the pin and go the distance they want it to and go that distance more often. That design philosophy goes throughout all the T Series models where we’re really trying to make the irons fly a consistent distance as often as possible and stop near the hole.”
The T100 model was developed with Tour player feedback and is typically for better players looking for a compact shape and buttery feel. It offers a thin topline, minimal offset and an improved variable bounce sole.
The T150 provides all the same technology as the T100, but provides a little more distance and speed for the player looking for a touch more in that category through a muscle channel on the back of the clubhead.
T250 is for the player that has an even higher priority on distance, but still wants the shape and look of a players iron. It’s a redefined player’s distance iron that unites speed, stability and consistency with a clean look.
Titleist believes that the T350 irons are the best kept secret in golf, because there is a misnomer that Titleist doesn’t make a game improvement iron. The T350 was built for maximum distance and forgiveness, providing a tighter dispersion and more consistent carry distance.
Golfers will now have the ability to use the precise technology that fits their game and do it with an oil can finish.
