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Titleist T250 vs T200 (2023)

The Titleist T250 used from $979.99 replaced the Titleist T200 (2023) used from $504.99. Here is what changed, side by side, from the same sourced figures as each spec page.

What changed

Club by club

Loft · lie · length, from each set's factory specs. Rows where they differ are marked.

ClubTitleist T250Titleist T200 (2023)
3-iron20° · 61° · 39"Not in this set
4-iron22° · 61.5° · 38.5"21° · 61.5° · 38.5"
5-iron24° · 62° · 38"24° · 62° · 38"
6-iron27° · 62.5° · 37.5"27° · 62.5° · 37.5"
7-iron30.5° · 63° · 37"30.5° · 63° · 37"
8-iron34.5° · 63.5° · 36.5"34.5° · 63.5° · 36.5"
9-iron38.5° · 64° · 36"38.5° · 64° · 36"
PW43° · 64° · 35.75"43° · 64° · 35.75"
GW48° · 64° · 35.5"48° · 64° · 35.5"

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From each spec page

Titleist T250. Titleist's 2025 players distance iron, replacing the T200: an all-steel hollow body with split tungsten, 1.5 mm longer blade than the T200 (30.5 deg 7-iron). Titleist's 48 deg W is filed as GW

Titleist T200 (2023). The 2021 T200 has different lofts (31 deg 7-iron). End year not confirmed from a source checked. Titleist labels the 48 deg wedge W; recorded as GW

Prices

Used and new prices from the stores we list are on each model's page: Titleist T250 used from $979.99 · Titleist T200 (2023) used from $504.99. The older generation usually costs less used.

Sources: 2ndswing.com (retailer) and titleist.com (manufacturer). Checked Oct 7, 2026.