T100 2° Weak vs T150

RE: T100 2° Weak vs T150

Chris92009 — Wed, 15 May 2024 10:37:37 GMT

I think this is a question you should ask the fitter. The 150 is my preferred performance compared the slightly less forgiving T100.

I would prefer an iron with no adjustments to loft than to make a two degree adjustment that will also affect bounce and turf interaction slightly.

IMHO

RE: T100 2° Weak vs T150

Tyler_S — Tue, 14 May 2024 15:59:04 GMT

As Don O mentioned the T100 are already 2 degrees weaker than the T150. If the fitter recommended going 2 degrees weak in the T100 you are in essence going to be 4 degrees week than the standard T150 loft.

Standard T100 7 iron is 34 degrees, standard T150 7 iron 32 degrees. If the fitter recommended 2 degrees weak in the T100 your new 7 iron loft is 36 degrees. More starting loft would mean more dynamic loft potentially.

RE: T100 2° Weak vs T150

Don O — Mon, 13 May 2024 18:00:40 GMT

The T100 7 iron is 34 degrees. The T150 is 32 degrees. Wouldn’t changing the loft from 34 to 36 degrees be needed to increase dynamic loft? Or opposite direction from the stronger lofted T150 irons?

I’m no fitter, but I never care about the iron number as much the distanced. The T200 using the 8 iron as the T100 7 iron is a possible solution. Best to check with the fitter. The point of me using irons as tool is to get optimal launch conditions. The only reason I bring up the T200. You didn’t get optimal launch with the T100. Clearly the T100 is sexier in looks and bragging rights.

RE: T100 2° Weak vs T150

Barry M — Mon, 13 May 2024 16:42:08 GMT

I'd make a U turn and go back to the fitter. Did he have you hit the T150? If not, I'd ask for a refund.