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£20 - £1,250
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18
series
8
club types
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Product Deal Cond. Hand Shaft Loft Length Price
Titleist T100 7-50W Irons Titleist T100 Iron Set
★ 92
V.Good Right KBS Regular 7-50W 7 clubs – £395 £56/club
Titleist SM5 M Grind 56/10 Wedge Titleist SM5 M Grind Sand Wedge
★ 91
Fair Right Titleist – 56° – £25
Titleist 913F 3/15 FWY Titleist 913F 3 Wood
★ 90
Fair Right Diamana Stiff 15° – £30
Titleist 909F2 15.5 FWY Titleist 909F2 3 Wood
★ 89
Fair Right Diamana Regular 15.5° – £20
Titleist 913F 15/3 FWY Titleist 915F 3 Wood
★ 89
Fair Left Diamana Stiff 15° – £35
Titleist SM8 60/14K Wedge Titleist SM8 Lob Wedge
★ 89
Good Left Titleist – 60° – £45
Titleist 910F 15 FWY Titleist 910F 3 Wood
★ 88
Fair Right Aldila 70g Stiff 15° – £30
Titleist TSR3 3 Hybrid Titleist TSR3 3 Hybrid
★ 88
Fair Right Tensei 1k Black 85 Hybrid – – 40.5" £80
Titleist 910H 19 HYB Titleist 910H 3 Hybrid
★ 88
Fair Right Diamana 80g Stiff 19° – £25
Titleist GT3 11 Degree Driver Regular Shaft Left Handed Titleist GT3 Driver
★ 86
Excellent Left Tensei 1K Blue 55 Senior 11° 45.5" £279
Titleist GT2 11 Degree Driver Senior Shaft Titleist GT2 Driver
★ 86
Excellent Right Tensei 1K Blue 55 Senior 11° 45.5" £279
Titleist GT3 9 Degree Driver Stiff Shaft Titleist GT3 Driver
★ 86
Excellent Right HZRDUS 5th Gen Stiff 9° 45" £279
Titleist GT2 8 Degree Driver X-Stiff Shaft Left Handed Titleist GT2 Driver
★ 86
Excellent Left HZRDUS 5th Gen 6.5 60g Extra stiff 8° 45.5" £279
Titleist GT2 11 Degree Driver Senior Shaft Left Handed Titleist GT2 Driver
★ 86
Excellent Left HZRDUS Red CB Senior 11° 45.5" £279
Titleist GT3 11 Degree Driver Regular Shaft Left Handed Titleist GT3 Driver
★ 86
Excellent Left HZRDUS 5th Gen Regular 11° 45.5" £279
Titleist GT2 8 Degree Driver X-Stiff Shaft Left Handed Titleist GT2 Driver
★ 86
Excellent Left Tensei 1K Black 75 Extra stiff 8° 44.5" £279
Titleist GT2 9 Degree Driver Regular Shaft Left Handed Titleist GT2 Driver
★ 86
Excellent Left Tensei 1K Blue 55 Regular 9° 45" £279
Titleist GT3 8 Degree Driver Stiff Shaft Left Handed Titleist GT3 Driver
★ 86
Excellent Left Denali Red Stiff 8° 45.5" £279
Titleist GT3 11 Degree Driver Regular Shaft Titleist GT3 Driver
★ 86
Excellent Right Tensei 1K Blue 55 Regular 11° 45" £279
Titleist GT3 8 Degree Driver X-Stiff Shaft Titleist GT3 Driver
★ 86
Excellent Right Tensei 1k Black 75 Extra stiff 8° 45" £279
Titleist GT3 11 Degree Driver Stiff Shaft Left Handed Titleist GT3 Driver
★ 86
Excellent Left HZRDUS 5th Gen Stiff 11° 45.5" £279
Titleist GT2 8 Degree Driver X-Stiff Shaft Titleist GT2 Driver
★ 86
Excellent Right Tensei 1K Black 75 Extra stiff 8° 45.5" £279
Titleist TSi1 Golf Driver / 12 Degree / Stiff Flex Titleist TSi1 Driver
★ 85
Good Right HZRDUS Stiff 12° – £129
Titleist SM8 56/10S Wedge Titleist SM8 Sand Wedge
★ 85
Good Right Titleist – 56° – £50

Overview

Titleist makes 8 club types across 18 series.

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FAQs

The questions buyers ask most about these clubs.

What do the numbers in Titleist's T-Series iron range mean?

The T100 is designed for tour-level precision and feel, the T150 offers slightly more speed and distance, the T200 provides increased forgiveness with a player-focused look, and the T350 is the most forgiving model in the range.

What is the difference between Titleist AP and T-Series irons?

The AP series was the previous generation of Titleist irons, while the T-Series is the modern evolution, featuring updated materials and refined head shapes to improve launch conditions and overall playability.

What do the numbers in Titleist driver names such as TSR2, TSR3 and TSR4 mean?

Within the TSR family, TSR2 emphasises stable speed and forgiveness, TSR3 adds movable centre-of-gravity adjustment for a more precise fit, and TSR4 is the compact ultra-low-spin option. They are performance profiles rather than a simple ranking from beginner to expert.

How do I choose the right bounce and grind on a Titleist Vokey wedge?

Bounce should match your delivery and usual turf or sand: more bounce generally helps steeper swings and softer ground, while less can suit shallow delivery and firm lies. Grind changes how the sole behaves when the face is opened or closed, so consider both together.