Titleist T200 (2021)

The T200 at 31 degrees in the 7-iron sits between the T100's 34 degrees and the current strong-loft players-distance category, which makes it a hybrid that does not fully satisfy either camp. The D18 tungsten weighting improves MOI over a pure forged blade, but the construction is not as acoustically soft as the T100. For a used buyer, the T200 is the correct Titleist choice when you want more distance from the same loft slot than the T100 delivers, but are not prepared to accept the hollow body feel of the P790 or i525. Gap carefully from the PW down, since the 31-degree 7-iron creates a 4-degree gap to a standard 35-degree PW that most players do not expect.