Titleist T150 by year: 2023 vs 2025
The T150 sits between Titleist's T100 and T200. There have been two versions, 2023 and 2025, and they look almost identical. Here's how to tell them apart and what used sets sell for. Jump to used prices.
Quick reference
| Version | Launch | Key change | Launch price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | In stores August 21, 2025 | Lofts 1° stronger (7-iron is 32°), split tungsten weighting, new variable face thickness, sharper mid and short-iron grooves | $1,499 steel / $1,599 graphite (7 clubs) |
| 2023 | Announced August 2023 | Replaced the T100S; lofts 2° stronger than T100, muscle channel behind the face, D18 tungsten | $1,399 steel / $1,499 graphite (7 clubs) |
How to tell 2023 from 2025
Reviewers say the two heads are hard to tell apart unless they're side by side, and there's no documented badge difference. The most reliable check is the loft stamp: the 2025 7-iron is 32°, one degree stronger than the 2023. Otherwise, ask for the original receipt or the seller's source.
T150 vs T100The T150 is Titleist's successor to the T100S, not a rebadged one. It has a slightly larger head and thicker topline than the T100. Check the model name stamped on the club.
What used T150 sets sell for
| Version | Typical sold price | Median | Sets in sample |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | $840–$1,099 | $980 | 5 listings, limited data |
| All T150 sets (both years) | $699–$1,099 | $896 | 12 listings |
Most sellers don't list the year for the T150, so the combined range is the more reliable number for now.