Titleist T350 irons have been given a slight makeover and released with a new design in the T-Series for 2025 with enhancements made to the game improvement iron.
The T350s are now into the second generation after first debuting in 2023, with the latest evolution among the 2025 T-Series irons models.
The new design joins the T100, T150 and T250 in the series and is pitched as the ultimate game improvement irons for mid to high-handicap golfers seeking maximum forgiveness, distance and high launch.Â
The 2025 version has a larger head and a fully all-steel construction instead of the plastic badging found in earlier models and boasts a cleaner, more premium look.
Pros & Cons
Larger clubhead than previous versions for more confidence inspiring look
Deep center of gravity and advanced face design promote higher, longer shots
New full steel build provides a more solid feel at impact
Progressive grooves enhance spin rates and shot-stopping power
Not suited to lower handicap golfers
Large clubhead may not appeal to players who prefer a more compact iron
The T350 prioritizes forgiveness over workability
2025 Titleist T350 Irons Specs & Design
The 2025 Titleist T350 irons continue to be game improvement irons for mid to high-handicap golfers but have been given a major makeover in search of maximum forgiveness.
The 2025 version are now a full all-steel build from the previous model the 2023 T350 irons, which featured plastic badging.
The result is a more premium looking iron that fits in with the other models in the T-Series, but with plenty of performance gains too.
The 2025 version features a larger clubhead, which helps with increased forgiveness and stability and gives a more confidence inspiring look at address.
The new model features the same muscle pad design as the T100, T150 and new T250 irons, while Split High-Density Tungsten Weighting around the perimeter weighting has been optimized for a deeper center of gravity (CG).
Those design tweaks have helped improve launch angles and maximized forgiveness as well as increased ball speed, delivered more consistent carry distances and tighter dispersion even on off-center hits.
Titleist have incorporated the Forged L-Face with Multi-Zone Variable Face Thickness (VFT) with a unique multi-zone tapering that also promotes faster ball speed and a higher launch, particularly on low-face strikes.
Progressive grooves with steeper walls in the mid and short irons now provide faster spin and better control from various lies, including rough and wet conditions.
The sole design has been tweaked too with the trailing edge softened for better turf flow and reduced drag after contact compared to the 2023 version.
The T350 irons are available in 4-iron (20 degrees) to Utility Wedge (48 degrees).
Titleist T350 2025 Irons Review: Are they any good?
The 2025 T350 irons refine and elevate what was already a pretty impressive game improvement option.
Titleist have enhanced materials by opting for an all-steel construction, brought the T350s closer to the other models in the range, and improved performance across the board.
The second generation model is more forgiving, thanks largely to the increased clubhead size, delivers a higher launch and more distance and is more accurate than previous versions.
This will be a top performer in the game improvement sector.
FAQs
What is the Titleist T350 irons release date?
They were first revealed in May 2025 and went on sale from July 2025.
How much do 2025 Titleist T350 irons cost?
The price of all models in the series has been set at $1,499 for a seven-club set with steel shafts.
What are the Titleist T350 2025 irons specs?
The T100 irons are available in 4-iron (20 degrees) to Utility Wedge (48 degrees).
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