


In golf, black is more than just a color—it’s a mindset. Anyone looking for clubs on the course that combine precision and style will appreciate Titleist’s new limited-edition T-Series.
At the heart of the new look is the so-called Titanium Carbide Vapor Finish, a process that originated in the industrial sector and offers a decisive advantage in club manufacturing: The material is vaporized in a vacuum and bonds evenly to the entire clubhead. The result is a deep black surface that not only looks great but is also significantly more resistant to scratches, abrasion, and fingerprints than conventional finishes.
But the black finish also has a performance benefit, as confirmed by pros like Cameron Smith—one of the first players ever to request a black version of the Titleist Irons: The dark surface makes the topline appear narrower and the clubhead look more compact. This can sharpen your focus at address and give you more confidence in your swing.
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The T-Series Black Vapor Irons aren’t new clubs—they’re the tried-and-true T-Series irons from 2025 with a fresh new look. The performance characteristics, technologies, and fitting profiles remain exactly the same. The only thing that’s new is the finish.
T100 – The Tour Iron for Precision Players TheT100 is fully forged, features a compact head, a narrow topline, and minimal offset. It’s the club for low-handicap golfers who demand maximum control and direct feedback.
T150 – More Speed, Proven CompactnessThoselooking for a little more assistance with takeoff and ball flight angle without sacrificing a sporty appearance will find the ideal compromise in the T150. This model, which is also forged, features a marginally larger head and slightly more forgiveness than the T100.
T250 – Distance Without the Game-Improvement LookThe T250 features a hollow-body steel construction and is designed for golfers who want distance and forgiveness but don’t want their clubs to look like classic game-improvement irons. The wider sole and thicker topline exude stability without losing the club’s core DNA.
T350 – Maximum Forgiveness for Ambitious BeginnersThe T350 offers the highest level of distance, forgiveness, and ball flight within the T-Series. The all-steel construction also ensures a harmonious appearance in mixed sets.
One of the biggest advantages of the T-Series is its compatibility with other models in the line. The models have been specifically designed to combine seamlessly with one another—a concept that is widely used on the PGA Tour. About 80 percent of Titleist Tour Ambassadors play at least two different T-Series models in a set.
The goal: optimal ball speed gaps between clubs (about 5 mph), consistent flight heights, and sufficiently steep landing angles—even with the long Irons. A professional fitting helps you find the right combination for your game—and is highly recommended with this club design.
Depending on the model, the T-Series Black Vapor Irons are equipped with different True Temper AMT Onyx shafts:
The Golf Pride Tour Velvet Blackout grip is used—matching the all-black look. All standard Titleist shaft and grip options are available via custom order. Loft and lie angles can be adjusted by up to 2 degrees, and the length can be extended by up to 2 inches or shortened by up to 4 inches.

The T-Series Black Vapor Irons are now available worldwide—in both right- and left-handed models. The suggested retail price is $285 per club with a steel shaft and $299 per club with a graphite shaft. Titleist explicitly positions the Black Vapor Edition as a limited edition.
The T-Series Black Vapor Irons are designed for golfers who don’t want to—and don’t have to—choose between performance and aesthetics. Those who are already familiar with and appreciate the proven T-Series irons will find the same feel in a finish that turns heads on the course.
For beginners, the T350 offers an ideal entry point into the series. Players with single-digit handicaps will find their clubs in the T100 or a combination of the T100 and T150. If you’re unsure which model or combination best suits your game, you should consider scheduling a professional fitting—it’s the surest way to make the right decision.
24 Jul 2026
Titleist has introduced the T-Series irons in "Black Vapor," a black finish. (Photo: Titleist)