Titleist T350 Irons (2025, 5-PW, Steel)

The Titleist T350 is a hollow-body game improvement iron with a forged face and split tungsten weighting, wrapped in a sleek shape that still looks like a Titleist.

Why it made the list

Many golfers like the look of a Titleist iron but assume the brand only builds clubs for low handicaps. The T350 is the game improvement model in the T-Series. Titleist builds it for explosive distance and high-launching forgiveness, using a forged L-Face and a multi-zone taper that raise ball speed and launch, especially on strikes low on the face.

Low strikes are the most common miss for mid handicappers, so a face that protects them is worth paying for. The hollow body and tungsten let Titleist keep the outside shape tidy while moving weight where it helps.

What it does well

• Holds carry distance on thin strikes thanks to the forged L-Face and multi-zone taper
• Launches high and stays stable with split high-density tungsten weighting
• Tightens dispersion with Titleist’s Max Impact Technology
• Adds spin control from mixed lies with aggressive grooves in the mid and short irons

The result is a premium iron that gives real help, without the oversized look of most irons built for forgiveness.

Who it’s for

The T350 suits a golfer between about 8 and 15 who cares about looks at address and plans to keep the set for years.

Who should skip it

It is the most expensive set on our list, so budget buyers will get more for their money elsewhere. If you need maximum forgiveness or fight a big slice, a wider iron with more offset will help more. Golfers who want the feel of a solid forged blade should look at a players iron instead.

Key specs, explained

The 7-iron loft is 29°, with the 4-iron at 20°, the 5-iron at 23° and the pitching wedge at 43°. That 43° PW is a little weaker than many game improvement sets, which keeps your gap wedge choice simple: Titleist offers matching W48 and W53 wedges. Offset runs from 5.4 mm in the 4-iron to 2.2 mm in the PW. The men’s 7-iron is 37.00 inches, a quarter inch shorter than the Qi Max 7-iron. The stock steel shaft is the True Temper AMT Red in R300 or S300 at 94 to 107 grams. The graphite option is the MCA MMT AMC Red.

This listing is the six-club 5-PW set with AMT Red steel shafts at Golf Discount, priced at $1,290.

How it compares

The Callaway Apex Ai300 Irons (5-PW, Steel) cost less for a 5-PW set and use a forged 455 face cup in a cavity-back head. The PING G440 Irons (5-PW, Steel) share the 29° 7-iron and cost several hundred dollars less. Choose the T350 if you want the cleanest look with hollow-body forgiveness.

Good to know

Golf Discount sells the T350 in 4-PW, 5-PW, 5-PW plus AW and 6-PW sets, and stock can vary by flex, so check that your flex is available before you order. Titleist also offers a T350 Black Vapor version at a higher price. A fitting is worth it at this price, because shaft and lie choices change how any iron performs.

Questions about the Titleist T350

Is the Titleist T350 good for a mid handicapper?

Yes, it is Titleist’s game improvement iron and is built for golfers who want help on mishits. It suits players at the lower end of the mid handicap range best.

Is the T350 hollow?

Yes, it uses a hollow-body construction with a forged face. The hollow body lets Titleist place tungsten low for launch and stability.

What wedges match the T350 set?

Titleist offers T350 W48 and W53 wedges. They sit 5° apart from the 43° pitching wedge and from each other.