Find the best iron for your game.

The shape and look of the iron not only instills confidence at address, but allows the club to interact through the turf the way the player wants.

While fitting at Titleist, we use a golfer's iron ball speed to help determine set make-up. Understanding how far a player hits their 7 iron is a great starting point for us to help determine the right iron model as well as set make-up. Adjacent irons in a set should have 5 mph of difference in ball speed between each club and produce landing angles above 45°. When we see a ball speed difference drop below 5 mph, we either change the iron chassis/loft or select a hybrid to replace the iron with a small speed gap.

Our iron fitting goal is to ensure we provide the player with the best iron model, specifications, and set make-up to optimize the 3D’s of iron flight – Dispersion, Distance, and Angle of Descent. Understanding the longest iron you are confident in playing helps us with model and set make-up recommendations.

Having an understanding of a player’s divot type (whether deep or shallow), helps us get a feel for the players angle of attack and provide insight into which iron model sole design might provide the best performance.

Knowing a player’s preferred ball flight (low, mid, high) helps us in the process to select the iron right chassis.

A Titleist iron fitting is more than determining your specs – it’s about learning a players goals and which shots you need and finding the right clubs to hit those shots.