Excerpt: "The 620 CB has less offset than the 718 CB it replaces and the same blade length as the 620 MB, but it also features more perimeter weighting. In the 3- and 4-irons, Titleist co-forged ...

Titleist’s announcement did not mention a replacement for the 620 CB or MB single-piece forged irons, which have been on the market since 2019. Titleist had been consistent about updating its ...

The Titleist T-Series is back in black. Titleist recently announced that its uber-popular T-Series irons would be available ...

The Titleist T-Series are among the best golf irons money can buy and, in terms of their new range, you can expect to see them in action on the PGA Tour's Charles Schwab Challenge and the DP World ...

To go along with the new Titleist T-Series irons, and to complete the family of options available to golfers looking for long-game gapping solutions, Titleist has introduced the U505 and T200 ...

The Titleist T-series irons are some of the most successful irons on the PGA Tour, and when you have a really good thing going, you try not to mess with a winning formula. With the new 2023 T ...

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Golfers who prefer a black finish on their irons and wedges really want it. What they don’t want is for the finish to chip or wear quickly. Titleist learned from its ...

Titleist, the company whose irons are the most played on the PGA Tour, will roll out its new lineup of T-Series irons this week for players to begin testing and using in competition at the ...

Titleist is introducing its new T Series irons (T100, T150, T250, and T350) and two utility woods (T250•U and U•505) to PGA Tour players for testing. The T250 appears to be replacing the T200 ...

Titleist had a massive success with the launch of their T-Series irons in 2021, followed by an upgraded version in 2023. On January 22, the golf equipment giant unveiled limited edition versions ...

Initially designed for Phil Mickelson, the lefty-only creation was Titleist’s first designated combo set that expertly transitioned from cavity-back long irons into high muscle blades.