Martin,
As we would expect, understated and functional yet at the same time, drop-dead gorgeous. A continuation of Titleist design masterpieces, I'm not sure why you'd go for anything else.
The T150 seems, at first glance, to be a more muscled T100 - more marked than the difference in the current T100 and the T100S.
T200 seems to have had a make-over - I game these myself and I'm hoping the new back plate is more substantial.
T350 appears to have cleaned up and softened the lines of the current generation T300.
I'm happy to remain with a numbering convention but never quite understand why the logic isn't followed through.
I'm sure there is an explanation, but either stick with the current numbers or migrate to T150, T150S, T250 and T350, which would have simplified things. As it is, we have both... I'm sure I'll get over it...
Will wait with interest to see them in the flesh - they might be on view at the Open at Hoylake - that would be good.
JT

Hi JT, good point on the numbering.

Perhaps someone from Titleist could explain the thought process behind it.

was led to believe the t150 are going to be more inbetween a t100 and t200 rather than having just stronger lofts, so a little more forgiveness too

Yeah best looking so far imo

Do we know what the lofts are or will be on the T150, are they the same as T100s

Really fancy a closer look at the t150

I love the clean lines and the evolution of the looks from all the models. The t200 looks to be much better from behind with the new cavity plate. Which didn’t look right in the bag with the 21 model.
I like that the t100s is know it’s own model and there’s separation between it and the t100.
Looks to be another winner from Titleist. Can’t wait to hit them.

They look very nice as always. Can’t see them being anything other than a success.