Watch a Golf Pro Get Custom Fitted For Titleist Irons

By: Golfshake Editor | Fri 21 Jun 2024

Titleist irons are among the most celebrated in the game, but like any manufacturer, the most effective way to ensure that you've got your hands on the perfect set for your game is by undergoing a custom fitting.

But what can you expect from being fitted for irons - and what does Titleist offer you in 2024? Golfshake's Equipment Expert, Ryan Rastall, the Head Pro at Howley Hall Golf Club in Leeds, visited Acushnet HQ in St Ives, Cambridgeshire, for a factory tour, before heading to the Titleist National Fitting Centre to go through a full iron fitting.

Ryan had the opportunity to test out four models, the T100, T150, CB and MB, while also providing insights into what you could anticipate from a fitting.

You can see how Ryan got on by watching the video below or directly on YouTube.

What You Need to Know About Titleist's 2024 Irons

Titleist 2024 Irons

Let's take a closer look at the Titleist range of irons for this year, specifically the models that Ryan tested during his visit to the National Fitting Centre.

Starting with the T100 (Buy Online at American Golf), which is the 'players' set in the family and has been engineered for better golfers and will typically be seen on the professional tours. It boasts a new variable bounce design that delivers improved turf interaction with the ambition behind these irons being to offer the best feel and provide the level of control that precision golfers desire.

The same could be said of the T150 (Buy Online at American Golf), which adopts an identical forged platform to the T100, but has been created to be faster, stronger and more forgiving, courtesy of a larger shape to inspire confidence. The T150 takes full advantage of Titleist's new CNC face milling process that marries up with a modest shift in the Centre of Gravity to encourage a more controlled and consistent ball flight.

What about the CB (Buy Online at American Golf), which is a classic design that has been revamped for this year, having been designed with a reduced offset and topline to present a cleaner look at address. Introducing a progressive blade length through the set, these are more playable than before, while the tour-refined sole is another feature to appreciate.

Finally, the MB (Buy Online at American Golf) also offers that reduced offset we saw in the CB, with engineers wanting them to look and play better than ever before. Much of that is thanks to the fully forged construction and subtle refinements throughout the design, returning this classic muscle back iron to its roots.

But what does Ryan make of them - and how did the fitter match him up? You can find out for yourself by watching the video below!