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Just angle. They aren’t any thicker than than the last gen to me and I have both. Very easy to look at, I’d even wager long irons on T250 have less offset too. These things are rocket launchers but very predictable, I’m a huge fan already.

My buddy had his bag damaged by ship sticks and got reimbursed to get a new travel bag while at Sand Valley. He got the bigger one, and has a stadry 4 bag. There is an internal strap to lock the bag in and it’s not overly huge, but this is the staff bag model just the middle size.

Agreed, the Toulon line is really really good stuff. My only complaint would be the new stuff, at least the first run, has a weird sole lip on the stainless into alum plate. It catches on grass for me sometimes, the older stuff didn’t. Other than that they nailed the milling for feel and the Vegas looks perfect to me. The new Vegas is too rounded and looks like a seven but I get that’s personal probably. I also really like the single bend shaft Cameron does, double bend doesn’t set up for me. The 9.2R I got is underwhelming, it’s not as soft as the straight 9 model, but the rounded edges and site line are better than retail. The grip is total garbage, and I used to swear by matadors… feels like putting with a “condom on”. Just mutes too much feel

I’m sure I could fight it, but they seemed quick to say it wasn’t returnable. It’s nice enough but this feels like just a black phantom and less limited release. I will say headcover is really nice, same as circle T material.

Just got my T250's out on the course and am seeing alot of what the fitting showed which is always a good thing. I am seeing more height and more carry from the upgrade over the previous gen T200. The feel is way more clickier, think P790 almost, but the performance and looks are still what I expect out of a T200 iron. I get reasonable spin compared to P790 and the looks blow them out of the water as well. Overall, the sound and feel is only part that kinda turns me off, but its minimal and outweighed by performance, as these are so much straighter for me than the last gen as well on slight mishits.

If I am seeing this right, these aren't sold out on website yet... Must not be super limited at all? I just got my 9.2 and am not blown away so I called to return it, they said it's limited so can't be returned... doesn't say that anywhere on return policy but whatever. I'm not sure what's the deal with the scotty limited any more, but beyond a my girl or holiday which you can't get really, they don't seem hard to get any more and just over priced retail versions.

Been gaming mine a couple round now, and I am thinking if fits the bill for me. Coming from a 2 model for foever I am learning that club didn't land soft enough for me to use as a scoring club. While it was great off the tee, it performed more like a driving iron than a hybrid. The GT1 goes very high and soft, but I have lost quite a bit of distance overall, due to less roll out. If I need something to go further this will just go higher by hitting it harder, so I am learning i need to step up to a 5 wood for that shot. The plus side it is launches easy, and I have had it stop preditcably on greens or fairways where the 2 model would roll out. This was a case of I didn't know how low i was hitting the 2 model until I hit this one side by side, and I always just thought any shot I missed with the old hybrid was a poor swing.

Ordered from Titleist direct as well

I have a GT1 hybrid I’m still getting used to, coming from a TSr2 and prior gen 2 models for forever. I’m not a slow speed player but I’m not 110mph driver either. I was told I needed more height on my shots with the 21* as my 2 model runs out too much on all but the best max swings. I have the Tensei 85 shaft in it, and it flies notably higher and launches way easier. It doesn’t seem to go as far but mostly due to lack of run out now. The extra height definitely costs distance but it acts more like a 4 iron and less of driving iron now which is what I needed.

Mine shipped already, crazy fast. Doesn’t seem to be sold out on website so they must not be that limited.

Switched back to the trusty Tensei blue 65 stock shaft, honestly nothing seems to beat it out despite it being lighter than traditional 5 woods. What works works, can’t fight it.

I can’t say enough good things about the T200/250 now. They really have been the perfect set of irons for me. Just the right looks, honestly the slimmest iron of its type i think. They have consistently dialed the in the feel each generation, and the performance is truly second to none. When I hit the irons side by side the difference was night and day between the 150’s, perfect shots were one thing but 250’s are automatic. Don’t be afraid of them, I looked back and realized ever since the T200’s were introduced (even with the god aweful offset) I always played my best golf with them. I have tried tons of irons like most of us, I think this gen with the full metal construction is the culmination of everything we asked for.

Nope, just the lite head option. The fitter explained to me that +3/4” triggered a lighter head (think mizuno fitting cart for +1/2” heads). Because I am only +1/2” Titleist always built my sets with a heavier than normal swing weight. The new lineup you can select what heads you want, and now I have a normal swing weight set at my length. Game changer

Just got my 250’s in hand today, the big selling point was the lighter heads for swing weight. Made an immediate improvement in my strike, and the ball flight was higher and a little more carry. I don’t over spin things so height is my friend, and these are straighter than last gen from minimal testing so far.