Congrats! I’m finally buying my first set of new clubs and am strongly looking at the T-350s (coming from BeCu png Eye 2s). Enjoy the new clubs!

I know what you mean. I got my set of T350 irons back in September and love them. The only issue I have with them is the person swinging them. Going to get fit for a TSR Driver tomorrow.

Heading over to see my fitter again, this afternoon, for the T350s. Considering just getting the 6-48W and picking up the TSR2 24* hybrid. As I get older, need to find better ways to advance the ball and keep it in the fairway. Already have a 17* and 21* hybrids. Older models but love them and the shafts, which are not longer available. Will try this at 24* and 25* to see how it will fit in with my set.

Met with fitter this afternoon and they placed order for my new clubs. Went with TSR1 23*, Fujikura Atmos Tour Spec 75 shaft and T350 irons, 6-48W same shafts as before, True Temper AMT Red .355" Steel Iron Shafts. Tried four different, but these performed the best. Hope to see them in next three weeks and hit them a few times before the TTI event. Playing the Daniel Island Club and Bulls Bay as a warm up prior to leaving on Thursday for Scottsdale. Bigger greens than I am used to playing.

Good to hear you have been given more golf life by modern medicine. These new irons have brought new joy to my game when I play to the correct tees. While my distance is losing to age, these clubs provide launch and landings that improve my GIR. …When I’m not using a driver, hybrid and a wedge to reach par4’s in 3 shots.
Hope you find that the Gen 3 irons are as much a pleasant surprise as many of us have. See you in Scottsdale.

Have moved up and am playing 5400 to 5900 tees. Those 800 mg of ibuprofen three times a day help also. Just suffering from the triple bogey blues. Guess it will be exercises every morning for the rest of my life. Just need to work on that six inches between my ears, when it comes to hitting my irons. Not use to the lack of distance with my irons. Getting there. Hakuna matata.

*** Our course is really tough with very small greens and one bad off target shot or bounce and easy to make a high score.

Fitting for new irons this week and looking forward to trying T350s. At 64 I’ve lost a bit of distance but still hit a fairly decent ball, but will these irons give me as good a feel as my old miz MX200s. This will probably be my last set of irons so do I go Titleist T350, srxn ZX5 or Update to miz JPX923 HM Pro???

Take your old set with you to see a Titleist fitter. That is the only way to know if you will get that feel you are talking about. Some look for the feel and sound. The T350s are forged and very forgiving. Have talked to a number of former miz players that have moved over to the new line of Titleist irons, after going to a Titleist fitting. All of us on here are Titleist loyalists and of course we are going to tell you to go with Titleist. But first go see a Titleist certified fitter. Good luck, Charles. =) Chuck.

Well, this is a Titleist sponsored forum. A forum like GolfWRX will have more users with experience with other lines to answer your full question.
The Generation 3 T-series irons have been well designed, especially in the T-150,200,350 irons. With the improvements in adjusting the sound and feel, these should run rings around a 14 year old GI line. You can walk into a retail store and p/u a T350 set 4-PW with a stock shaft. But no one is giving away clubs anymore. Getting a fitting by a Titleist specialist will confirm if a straight T350 set is best for you, what shaft works for you, and if there is a point where you need to consider switching to a hybrid or fairway. No sense in getting 5 and/or 4 iron if you are hitting those flatter and are less and inconsistent gapping from the previous iron.
Titleist clubs are priced per club. Stock sets offer no price savings over ordering custom. There are many custom shafts that do not have an upcharge. Get irons fit to you, so you don’t have to fit you to the clubs.

Just fitted for T350's. Gaming the 2021 T200s. Pick up swing speed, launch angle and dispersion. Fitted to AMT Red S300. Picked up some distance as well!!!

Spoke with our Titleist at Carlsbad and they said my TSR1 23* Hybrid shipped out yesterday, so imagine it will be at the golf shop on Monday for grips. The T350 6-48w irons most likely while ship the first of the week. Even more excited. Plenty of break in time before Scottsdale.

Received my T350's 2 weeks ago, 6-48 wedge. They are so good I am now going to order the 4 iron as well. They look fantastic and play even better !

Just got fitted for T350 7 thru PW.
They were the best irons I have ever hit. Now I have to wait for them to come in.

Got fitted for and ordered irons today. Got a 5 and 6 iron in the T350, and the rest are T200. Thoroughly enjoyed the feel and results. Can't wait for them to get here!

All clubs are in except one. Liked the TSR1 23* so much I ordered the 20* and the TSR1 fairway 18* set at 17*. Just waiting on the Fairway to get here today or tomorrow before I leave for Collierville, TN on Sunday. Taking my clubs with me, but will not be playing. Have made arrangements with a private club in Collierville to come by and use their driving range to practice once or twice while I am there. Light workouts for a few days til I get back home. Have hit the T350s and they a sweet striking club, dead on target, when struck well. The 350s are an improvement over the T300s. Love the feel and sound of the forged. The hybrids are off the charts with their accuracy and forgiveness. Best hybrid I have ever played. Fujikura Speeder shafts in all the metals/woods.

I just had a fitting on Monday. Hit the T350's the most consistently. Was able to hit several different brands. Liked the Titleist the best and have them on order now. Finally back to Titleist irons after several years away. Can't wait until they come in.

I am currently waiting on my T350's 6-48° with Nippon 950 GH shaft. Ordered after a Titleist fitting. Best performing, feeling and looking irons in the game improvement category I have seen and hit. Cannot wait to get then out on the course.