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I would like to know what the differences are between the new T400 and the AP3's? I see that the T400
's have changed the lofts versus the AP3's, but what else are there?

The AP3 was the "semi-skilled" player's iron. That slot is now the T200 with the forged face/cast body. The T100-S would be a good pairing to use for shorter irons and T200 for longer irons, being easier to launch. The T400 is better suited to players with driver speeds below 90 (average). The bulk mass/MOI and hollow core design allow for higher launching and distance that slower swing speeds can't obtain.

Titleist has avoided the term "super game improvement". The U series driving irons replaced the long T-MB clubs, and these are the closest alternative for the shorter T-MBs. The lofts look wonky (PW = 38 degrees), but as a slower swing speed player, even my 39 degree 9 iron doesn't go as far as a the 45 degree PW of someone 95 mph or faster. One way to align the iron #'s for slower and faster golf swings. The line is designed to help me keep up with the kids, or at least bring back some of the joy. Not sure I can hit a 20 degree 5 iron, but I'm willing to trial.

Any Idea if Left Handed will be an option? :-)

Hi Don,

Great question. Yes, the T400 is available in left-handed.

Thanks!

- Mike