These are the closest thing to the older AP1’s but a fitting is always recommended. Not only will it verify the right club, it will ensure you get the right shafts and lie angles.

I am on my fourth set of Titleist irons and my last set are the T350. The clubs are fantastics and are very easy to hit. I am mid handicap as well. The appearance of the T350 are very professional looking.

T400 are the biggest game improvement irons Titleist, That being said. Get fit is the best course of action. Being a mid handicap you are more than likely T200 or T350 which is more forgiving. If you are going to invest in a great set of Titleist irons make the decision easier with a proper fitting.

Like everyone has said. You definitely want to get fit because shaft set up can differ and you can try different heads. But I just went from the T300s to the T350s. Much improved of that model. They are forged and highly improved, fly high and straight. I thought about the T400s when I got fitted two weeks ago, but they were not forged and I loved the feel. You want the extra yardage that the 400s offer because they play a club longer than the 350s, you can have the 350s bent 3* strong and get the feel of the forged club. I had my bent 1* strong. Am 77 and really enjoy mine, working to get back to mid handicap .

I agree with Chuck Z. I have the T400 and love the added distance as I get older. The only thing I miss is a softer feel and spin when hitting greens. Probably should have gone with T350s.

I have had a couple of local fittings the T350s have a really nice feel to them, not much difference in performance to the T200s at both fittings.

I have been hearing and reading really good things about the titleist performance centre it could be worth it in the long run to save buying the wrong clubs and regretting it

Guys thanks for the feed back it’s much appreciated

The Titleist sponsored fitters are 95% of what you get at TPI or Manchester. The experience is comparable to the most luxurious spa one get get. For a full bag fitting, the facility is top notch, especially for bunkers.

If you are looking for that last little edge to win tournaments, then you need to go. If you simply want the best option, including top notch personalized service, then you want to go.

Titleist did a great job with the new T Series line. I like how the look is consistent through the line. As others have said, get fit...you won't regret it. I have the T350's and they're great!

All again thanks I have recently had a fitting managed to get a spot on a titleist fitting day at the London club (very nice)

George Phillips the fitter was great and to my surprise I wasn’t fitted into the 200 or 350s George has fitted me into the T150s

I’m going to give the titleist performance centre at Woburn a go to be sure I’ll be sure to let you all no what the experience is all about

Thanks again guys

So i had the T300’s newest version. After roughly 7 months the chrome plating started to flake off. I was really shocked to say the least being these are Titleist irons and ive never even heard of such a thing. So returned to Carls golfland in Michigan where i purchased them and Titleist with the customer first mindset suprised me with the new T350’s and i LOVE them.

I cant say enough how glad i am to be part of the Titleist family they never let you down and the product is first class. Also want to thank Carls Golfland who handled this in a top notch way and i will always shop with Carls !

Well since this flaking has been brought up how about on the T-350's has there been an issue with this as I hear the T-200's are having issue and I just recently heard that the back plate has came off of some of the T-350's as this was started by 2 other people of a certain golf forum as I have never heard of this before so has this flaking and back plate issue happened to anyone else who owns the T-350's.

Well 4 out of 7 of my T300 irons were flaking so I brought them back to Golf Town in Ontario Canada where I bought them and they sent them back to Titleist, it’s been about 3 weeks now still waiting to see what happens !!

I've had the T300's for a season now and have yet to see any flaking. I will be keeping an eye out for that now.

go get fitted; some irons may be easier to hit, but you don't like the feel at contact.

I starting playing the AP1 in 2014 and have since played all versions of the 300 series both versions and now am gaming the latest T350. I can echo some of the previous comments regarding the ease and confidence these clubs provide. I too am a mid handicap player and are right in the middle of playing T200 and T350. I chose the T350 but now that I am retired and have more time to work on my game I may evaluated the T200. I will be scheduling another fitting once the new line up is released and see what the numbers show. I have had issues with the back plate falling off on two of my T350 and Titleist promptly corrected with new heads with matching serial numbers for my set. I have also notices some flacking on some of my irons but nothing major. I suggest a fitting to confirm what iron and shaft best matches your swing. Good Luck. I have posted some of my best rounds using my new T350 Irons and GT2 Woods.

Enjoy