Titleist Iron Loft Chart: T100, T150, T250 & T350 Lofts and Lies

Titleist iron loft chart: 7-iron lofts for the T350, T250, T150 and T100

Golf Club Fitting

September 30, 2026

The quick answer: Titleist's current T-Series 7-irons range from 29° (T350) to 35° (T250 Launch Spec): T350 29°, T250 30.5°, T150 32°, T100 33° and T250 Launch Spec 35°. Every model shares the same lie and length per club (a 7-iron is 63° and 37"). Full loft charts for every model, the T250•U utility iron and the 2023 generation (including the T200) are below.

Titleist T-Series 7-Iron Loft Comparison

The quickest way to compare Titleist irons is the 7-iron and pitching wedge, from strongest loft to weakest:

Iron	7-iron loft	PW loft	W loft	Clubs made
T350	29°	43°	48°	4-iron to W2
T250	30.5°	43°	48°	2-iron to W
T150	32°	44°	48°	3-iron to W
T100	33°	45°	49°	3-iron to W
T250 Launch Spec	35°	47°	52°	5-iron to W

The T150's lofts are exactly 1° stronger than the T100's in every club; Titleist says the T150 builds “upon the precision of T100 with a more confidence-inducing profile and 1° stronger lofts”. The T250 Launch Spec goes the other way, with the weakest lofts in the family (35° 7-iron) for players who need more height.

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Titleist Iron Loft Chart (Every Current T-Series Model)

This is Titleist's own T-Series chart, one row per club. Lie and length are the same for every model:

Club	T100	T150	T250	T250 LS	T350	Lie	Length
2-iron	—	—	18°	—	—	60.5°	39.5"
3-iron	20°	19°	20°	—	—	61°	39"
4-iron	23°	22°	22°	—	20°	61.5°	38.5"
5-iron	26°	25°	24°	27°	23°	62°	38"
6-iron	29°	28°	27°	31°	26°	62.5°	37.5"
7-iron	33°	32°	30.5°	35°	29°	63°	37"
8-iron	37°	36°	34.5°	39°	33°	63.5°	36.5"
9-iron	41°	40°	38.5°	43°	38°	64°	36"
PW	45°	44°	43°	47°	43°	64°	35.75"
W	49°	48°	48°	52°	48°	64°	35.5"
W2	—	—	—	—	53°	64°	35.5"

W and W2 are Titleist's matching wedges for each set. A dash means that club isn't made in that model. Titleist doesn't publish offset for any T-Series iron.

Titleist T100 Lofts

In Titleist's words: “For players who value precise shotmaking, T100 Irons deliver pure Tour performance—providing unmatched consistency and control with buttery feel.”

Club	Loft	Lie	Length
3-iron	20°	61°	39"
4-iron	23°	61.5°	38.5"
5-iron	26°	62°	38"
6-iron	29°	62.5°	37.5"
7-iron	33°	63°	37"
8-iron	37°	63.5°	36.5"
9-iron	41°	64°	36"
PW	45°	64°	35.75"
W	49°	64°	35.5"

Titleist T150 Lofts

In Titleist's words: “For golfers seeking player's iron performance with extra speed, T150 builds upon the precision of T100 with a more confidence-inducing profile and 1° stronger lofts.”

Club	Loft	Lie	Length
3-iron	19°	61°	39"
4-iron	22°	61.5°	38.5"
5-iron	25°	62°	38"
6-iron	28°	62.5°	37.5"
7-iron	32°	63°	37"
8-iron	36°	63.5°	36.5"
9-iron	40°	64°	36"
PW	44°	64°	35.75"
W	48°	64°	35.5"

Titleist T250 Lofts

In Titleist's words: “For players who want complete iron performance in a more forgiving shape, T250 unites speed, stability, and consistency with our cleanest look ever.”

Club	Loft	Lie	Length
2-iron	18°	60.5°	39.5"
3-iron	20°	61°	39"
4-iron	22°	61.5°	38.5"
5-iron	24°	62°	38"
6-iron	27°	62.5°	37.5"
7-iron	30.5°	63°	37"
8-iron	34.5°	63.5°	36.5"
9-iron	38.5°	64°	36"
PW	43°	64°	35.75"
W	48°	64°	35.5"

Titleist T250 Launch Spec Lofts

In Titleist's words: “For players who need more loft and lighter weight to hit maximum distance, T250 Launch Spec is a new Titleist iron that promotes optimal launch, speed, and stability in our cleanest look ever.”

Club	Loft	Lie	Length
5-iron	27°	62°	38"
6-iron	31°	62.5°	37.5"
7-iron	35°	63°	37"
8-iron	39°	63.5°	36.5"
9-iron	43°	64°	36"
PW	47°	64°	35.75"
W	52°	64°	35.5"

Titleist T350 Lofts

In Titleist's words: “For players who want maximum distance and forgiveness on every strike, T350 features Titleist’s most advanced iron technologies to optimize launch, speed, stability, and consistency across the face.”

Club	Loft	Lie	Length
4-iron	20°	61.5°	38.5"
5-iron	23°	62°	38"
6-iron	26°	62.5°	37.5"
7-iron	29°	63°	37"
8-iron	33°	63.5°	36.5"
9-iron	38°	64°	36"
PW	43°	64°	35.75"
W	48°	64°	35.5"
W2	53°	64°	35.5"

Titleist T250•U Utility Iron Lofts

In Titleist's words: “For players who want utility iron performance in a more forgiving shape, T250•U unites speed, stability, and consistency with our cleanest look ever—with an optimized build for powerful utility performance.” The T250•U page also lists the U•505 in the same chart:

Club	T250•U	U•505	Lie	Length
1-iron	—	16°	60°	40.25"
2-iron	18°	18°	60.5°	39.75"
3-iron	20°	20°	61°	39.25"
4-iron	22°	22°	61.5°	38.75"

Titleist 2023 T-Series Lofts: T100, T150, T200, T350 and T400

The previous T-Series is still in plenty of bags, and the T200 in particular is still searched for. These are Titleist's own published lofts, from its 2023 T100 page as archived in March 2025:

Club	T100	T150	T200	T350	T400	Lie	Length
3-iron	21°	19°	—	—	—	61°	39"
4-iron	24°	22°	21°	20°	—	61.5°	38.5"
5-iron	27°	25°	24°	23°	20°	62°	38"
6-iron	30°	28°	27°	26°	23°	62.5°	37.5"
7-iron	34°	32°	30.5°	29°	26°	63°	37"
8-iron	38°	36°	34.5°	33°	29°	63.5°	36.5"
9-iron	42°	40°	38.5°	38°	33°	64°	36"
PW	46°	44°	43°	43°	38°	64°	35.75"
W	50°	48°	48°	48°	43°	64°	35.5"
W2	—	—	—	53°	49°	64°	35.5"
W3	—	—	—	—	55°	64°	35.25"

What Changed From the 2023 T-Series?

2023 model	2023 7-iron	Current model	Current 7-iron	Change
T100	34°	T100	33°	7-iron 1° stronger
T150	32°	T150	32°	Same 7-iron loft
T200	30.5°	T250	30.5°	Same 7-iron loft
T350	29°	T350	29°	Same 7-iron loft
T400	26°	Not in the current chart	—	—

Titleist names the T250 as the step on from the T200: “Compared to previous T200 irons (2023), T250 features a new forged L-Face V-Taper design for enhanced ball speed and higher launch, improved Max Impact Technology for better carry consistency, a Progressive Groove Design for improved spin consistency, and a new high-strength steel construction for a modernized look with Titleist’s signature sound and feel.” The T350 lofts are unchanged club for club. The T400 isn't in Titleist's current chart; the new T250 Launch Spec is the higher-launching option. Lie and length per club are the same in both generations.

Which Titleist T-Series Iron Fits You?

Model	Who Titleist says it suits
T100	“T100 irons fit a range of golfers, but they are ideal for low-handicap players and competitive golfers who prioritize precise shotmaking, exceptional feel, and complete control. Book a Titleist fitting to find out if T100 is right for you.”
T150	“T150 irons fit a range of players, but they are especially preferred by low-to-mid handicap golfers who want player’s iron looks and performance with added distance, speed, and forgiveness.”
T250	“T250 irons fit a wide range of golfers but most commonly cater to mid-handicap golfers who desire greater distance, forgiveness, and consistency, packaged in a clean, modern look. T250 is also one of the most popular irons for blended sets, with players making the transition as they move to the longer irons in their bag.”
T250 Launch Spec	“These irons suit mid-to-high handicap golfers or those with moderate swing speeds who need help generating higher launch, improved carry distance, and enhanced stopping power.”
T350	“T350 irons cater primarily to mid-to-high handicap golfers seeking maximum forgiveness, distance, and improved launch in a highly playable, clean-looking iron.”
T250•U	“T250•U irons can fit any handicap golfer who prefers the performance of utility irons for long approach shots and tee shots, blending distance with precise control.”

Loft alone won't tell you which one fits. Stronger lofts go farther only if your swing speed can launch them high enough, which is why a fitting checks your launch and your gapping to the wedges, not just the 7-iron number.

Frequently asked questions

What are the Titleist T150 lofts?

The T150 7-iron is 32° and the pitching wedge is 44°. The set runs from a 19° 3-iron to a 48° W, per Titleist's spec chart.

What is the loft of a Titleist T100 7-iron?

33° on the current T100, with a 63° lie and a 37" length. The 2023 T100 7-iron was 34°.

What are the Titleist T200 lofts?

The 2023 T200 7-iron is 30.5° and the pitching wedge is 43°, from Titleist's published 2023 T-Series chart. Its current counterpart, the T250, has a 30.5° 7-iron.

What is the difference between T100 and T150 lofts?

The T150 is 1° stronger than the T100 in every club: a 32° 7-iron against 33°.

What are the Titleist T350 lofts?

The T350 7-iron is 29° and the pitching wedge is 43°, the strongest 7-iron in the current T-Series.

What is the lie angle of a Titleist 7-iron?

63° on every current T-Series model. Titleist publishes one lie and one length per club for the whole family.

Sources: the spec charts on Titleist's T100, T150, T250, T250 Launch Spec, T350 and T250•U pages, and Titleist's 2023 T100 page (archived March 2025), checked September 30, 2026.