You will probably just have to stay curious as Titleist stays pretty closed lipped about new products. Your first glimpse will likely be the ones that get “tour seeding” in the summer.

Yea, we’ll probable see them in Tour validation around the Memorial tournament. Can’t wait though, I won a set at a TT event and I want to get my fitting done.

I’m going to guess they will call the 2025 irons GT - so GT100 has a nice ring to it , but we will need to wait and see what generational technology means for irons - if that the way they go

I hope they throw everyone off and hark back to the infamous AP2 and go:
T100 GT2
T150 GT3
T200 GT1
T350 NO! (haha)

Doesn’t that sound like good market strategy, to stop providing mid to high handicap irons which comprise a very large part of their annual revenue.

No Dale, the T350 replacement is not needed!
Just as the 718 AP2 became more forgiving than the 714 AP1, the Generational Technology in the new GT1 has all the forgiveness and more of the T350, but in the shape and elegance of the outgoing T200

Also we need to stop referring to Irons like the T350 as "mid to high handicap" irons. I'm a mid handicap that can be scratch at times and 40 index at others, an there's no way I would benefit from a T350 that I hit a 9 iron 150 ft in the air and 180 yards out. Especially in the Texas winds.

Just as we shouldn't be referring to the "Reds" as "Women's Tees."

I been paired with plenty low handicap golfers that could greatly benefit from the T350 as they can't even hit a driver 200 yards... but they won't because they're "high handicap" clubs and won't play from the reds because they're "Women's Tees" and they can't hit the 200yd carry over water from the "Men's Tees"

But guess what? Even though they hit their driver shorter than my 4 iron, they're still outscoring me by 10 strokes... imagine if they could hit a high handicap short iron into the green instead of their 5 iron?

The natural progression would be

GT100
GT150
ect
ect

No???