The PGA Tour's most popular iron is getting an update ... so there really isn't much of a reason for Titleist to update those heads and ask their staff to test them. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

With the introduction of Titleist’s iron selection tool, it’s possible to get a headstart on possible iron options ahead of a fitting. The selection tool is easy to navigate — there are only ...

“It looks and feels like a players iron.” The details: Titleist went back to the drawing board with the newest iteration of the T200, and returned to market with a design that’s turning heads.

Looking to learn what you need to know about the latest new products from Titleist? These handy thumbnails will keep you up ...

Titleist Tour rep JJ Van Wezenbeeck and the Titleist Tour team got to work, reconstructing a set of 620 CB iron heads to have less loft. To achieve the desired outcome, Titleist began by bending ...

Roughly four years ago, Titleist ... of an iron face. That in turn helps generate a lot of distance. Large amounts of high-density tungsten – making up nearly half of the total head weight ...

Titleist’s iron line over time has gone from appealing strictly to better player—the top of the pyramid of influence as the company is fond of saying—to expanding to more player types.

Titleist now becomes the latest to join the black-colored iron market. The company today introduced its 718 AP2 Black and 718 AP3 Black irons. The limited-edition irons came about as a result of ...

The club head is slightly larger than the 2-iron, 3-iron and 4-iron Titleist MB and CB (712 Series) models. Offered in 2-iron (18-degree), 3-iron (21-degree) and 4-iron (24-degree) lofts ...

Pairing the right golf equipment with the right golf ball is often a balancing act. Players look for a driver with high speeds, long distances and low spin. Optimized irons correlate with specific ...