Description

Titleist T400 Iron Set – 7 Piece Graphite

Launch It Longer

Play the most forgiving Titleist experience possible while launching it higher and farther. Designed to help moderate swing speed players score lower.

Technology & Innovation

Better Performance From Every Detail

Every aspect of T400 irons is engineered to produce greater playing distance – starting with the incredibly fast Super Thin L-Face. The lower edge of the face wraps around the sole, maintaining ball speed even when impact is made lower on the face. Masterfully fused with a confidence-inducing head shape, it makes faster feel effortless.

Easy Launch

Up to 100 grams of high-density tungsten is strategically integrated into the heel and toe of the 5, 6, and 7 irons to lower the center of gravity and launch the ball high and far.

Smooth Turf Interaction

The innovative split sole preserves the performance benefits of Titleist T400 Iron Set the wide body design while sliding through the turf like a player’s iron.

Extreme Forgiveness

The hollow construction allows weight to be moved where it can help you most, delivering outstanding MOI for shots that fly longer and straighter across the face Titleist T400 Iron Set – 7 Piece Graphite.

Shaft: Mitsubishi Fubuki MV

Grip: Golf Pride Tour Velvet 360 Lite

How do the irons perform?

Distance

Make no mistake: these irons are long. Really long. It truly is a super distance iron, and you’d be hard-pressed to find anything better on the market in that regard.

You will likely find that you pick up a half a club to a club more distance with the T400 compared to your previous gamers. And the T400 carries farther than the T300 — for me, it was about 7-9 yards on average.

The launch height is about the same as the T300, but because the T400 generates a few more mph of ball speed, it ends up going farther. This does have the slight drawback of reduced stopping power.

Forgiveness

The T400 has terrific forgiveness. In the 5-7 irons, the thin L-Face and hollow body combine to really maximize ball speeds across the face.

In terms of smash factor, I wasn’t really getting anything below 1.43 unless the strike was exceptionally bad. For a game-improvement iron, that’s really, really good.

The T400 is indeed a little more forgiving than the T300, doing a better job of preserving distance and direction on mis-hits.

Interesting fact: I found forgiveness to be the worst on the extreme end of the toe as well as on the upper part of the face, but relative to the other regions of the face, it’s a small difference.

Playability & Trajectory

In general, the ball flight and trajectory produced by the T400 iron is mid-high and straight with low spin.

You may be surprised by this launch given that the T400 has some of the strongest lofts in golf. However, the tungsten weighting in the 5-7 irons (which are the longest irons offered for the T400) really go to work in counteracting those strong lofts and getting the launch up.

With the shorter irons, the strong lofts can sometimes become an issue. I find that it can be difficult to hold certain greens, particularly elevated greens and greens with not a lot of length to them.

The T400 irons are not particularly workable, so don’t expect to be a shot-shaping machine with them. Nothing more than slight fades and draws are really practical.

What about look, sound & feel?

The Look

The T400 has an oversized profile, no question, which you could say is unusual for a Titleist iron.

It has the thickest top line and thickest sole in the T-Series of irons. In fact, it’s so thick that you can see a little bit of the back of the iron at address. It also has the most offset to help with that right miss.

The T400 has a long, rounded shape. The minimalist colour scheme with only white and black shades really give the impression of a players iron, but when you take a closer look at the shape and the tiered sole, it’s a dead giveaway that it’s not.

If a golfer is going for the really thick look to give them confidence over the ball, they’ll get that with the T400 iron.

The Sound & Feel

The T400 iron feels surprisingly light in your hands, especially with the graphite shaft. You might think it would be heavy because of the thick head, but in fact, it has a hollow construction that saves a considerable amount of weight.

When it comes to feel at impact, the T400 is quite unique: it has a sharper, higher-pitched sound which contrasts with the solid, muted feel of the other irons in the T-Series. I think this again can be traced back to the hollow body construction which, along with the thin face, increase ball speeds but also make impacts feel less heavy.

The sound at impact is generally loud. This doesn’t change much across the face, but the feel less crisp. In that respect, feedback is surprisingly distinct for such a forgiveness-focused iron.

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