2025 T350's with TT AMT Tour Silver

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By Cliff S

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  1. Cliff S

    Cliff S
    Gahanna, OH

    I just got fitted with the 2025 T350 5-P,48* (1*-up) with the TT AMT Tour Silver G2 R300 shafts. I will receive them in 2-3 weeks. I understand the differences between AMT Red/Black/Silver/White shafts but I have specific questions still on the new-for-2025 Silver model that my fitter couldn't answer, therefore I'm hoping Titleist or someone with industry knowledge can comment on:

    1) Is the TT AMT Tour Silver G2’s profile more similar to the TT DG Mid 100’s/115’s than say the TT DG 105’s or completely different? Since the ‘Tour Silver’ shaft is still exclusive to Titleist for now and there’s zero info on TT’s site, I’d really appreciate a bit more detail and specs on this shaft versus just the screenshot of generalized specs found on Titleist's site.

    2) I’m also curious if someone can comment on the differences between the G2 series of TT AMT shafts and the original G1 and thus what’s different in G2 … or should I go direct to TT for that info?

    3) Is the Silver model actually a ‘Tour’ designated shaft like the ‘White’ as opposed to Red and Black (I've seen conflicting info so far)? If yes, then I assume the only real difference being 'Tour' is that there's a tighter manufacturing tolerance on the individual weight of each shaft in the set; is that correct?

    4) Lastly … how does the shaft weight vary through the set? I understand the total gram range and that longer irons will be the lighter weights, but since it's noted there's a total of 15 grams between lightest and heaviest, does each shaft vary slightly throughout the set or will there be grouping of irons (like 4/5/6, 7/8/9, P/48/53) with similar shaft weights?

    Thanks in advance. Much appreciated.

  2. Don O

    Don O
    Madison, WI

    Alas, this site is only responded by end users. You might get to speak to someone to you at True Temper.
    You could also contact Titleist and ask to speak to someone in the area that validates shafts in Carlsbad.
    My best guesses…
  3. There are some specs out there now for the AMT Sliver shafts provided by retailers such as Tour Shop Fresno. They weight range 103 to 119 grams as compared to AMT Black 95gr to 116grams. The Silver gives me better positional feel in the backswing with the long and mid irons with that little bit of extra weight. The tip in all the irons feels more stable, so may be a bit stiffer than the Black, and I prefer the trajectory I get from them. I have them in T150 G4 irons, R flex, and was fit by Titleist. Later, I reordered my wedges to match and got improved distance and control over the standard S200 wedge shafts. If, like me, you played your best twenty five years ago with standard weight Dynamic Gold shafts, the AMT Slivers should feel familiar.

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