Titleist Drivers, Irons and PuttersOne page per club type, compared by official numbers
Titleist irons are ¥178,200 for a 6-club set from the T100 through the T350, every one. You can't choose by price, so you choose by loft and head size. The GTS2, GTS3 and GTS4 drivers also share volume, length and price. I lined them up using numbers from Titleist Japan's official news releases and product pages.
About the writer and how this page was made
I'm a golfer who averages a 72, plays about 150 rounds a year, and enjoys reading gear specs side by side.
This page is not a hands-on impression. It is a list of official figures from the makers. The sources of the figures are listed at the end of the page. Check price and stock on each shop's page before you buy.
Here is what I have hit from Titleist. For drivers, I hit the GTS2 for 20 balls at an indoor range on October 17: carry 246 yards, 16 yards left and right. I hit the GTS3 for 10 balls the same day: carry 244 yards, 15 yards left and right, spin 2,500 rpm. In October I only held the GTS4 at address in a shop. I used the GTS2 in a round on October 21, and on the 12 holes out of 14 where I hit driver, I found the fairway 8 times (about 67%). For irons, I hit the T100 (33°) 7-iron for 15 balls in September 2025: carry 158 yards. I hit the T150 7-iron for 6 balls on the same day: carry 162 yards. I used the T250 4- and 5-iron for about 18 rounds from March to August 2025. In October I only looked at the Scotty Cameron putters in a shop's case; I haven't held one at address or hit one.
Titleist can't be chosen by price, so I choose by loft. The T100's 33° carries 158 yards and the ZXi5's 31° carries 160 yards: a 2° difference in loft, but only 2 yards in distance. Whatever the brand or price, the same loft carries about the same distance. For drivers, I recommend starting with the GTS2. A GTS2 rental costs about JPY 3,000, so hitting it before you buy is enough. I have no plan to buy a T100 or T250. My current clubs plus used T250s do the job.