Comparison
Titleist T350 vs Ping G740
Two iron sets sold on forgiveness. Titleist calls the T350 game improvement, Ping calls the G740 super game improvement, and the sets start at different irons.
Titleist calls the T350 “The Ultimate Game Improvement Iron.”
$1,499
7-club set (5–W1, as TGW lists it) with True Temper Dynamic Gold AMT Red steel shafts
Evidence: Research-basedSee at TGW: Titleist T350Affiliate linkPing says the G740 is “a great choice for golfers who best fit into a super-game-improvement iron.”
$1,299
7-club set (5–PW, UW) with AWT 3.0 steel shafts; other set makeups are priced differently
Evidence: Research-basedSee at TGW: Ping G740Affiliate link
Where they differ
Rows where the published values are different, or where one maker publishes a figure and the other does not.
| Specification | TitleistT350 | PingG740 |
|---|---|---|
| Price when checked | $1,499 7-club set (5–W1, as TGW lists it) with True Temper Dynamic Gold AMT Red steel shafts (TGW) | $1,299 7-club set (5–PW, UW) with AWT 3.0 steel shafts; other set makeups are priced differently (TGW) |
| Maker’s category | Game improvement | Super game improvement |
| Set makeup | 4–9, P, W, W2 available | 5–9, PW, UW, 50°, 56° available |
| 7-iron loft | 29° | 28° |
| Offset | Not published | 0.19 in at the 7-iron |
Where they match
Rows where the values are the same for both.
Nothing matches on the criteria compared.
What each maker claims
Attributed statements. Each maker is describing its own product, not the other one.
Titleist T350
Forgiveness. Titleist says “T350 Irons generate the full-face forgiveness you need to stay in scoring position.”
Ping G740
Forgiveness. Ping says the G740’s wider sole, longer blade length and thicker topline lower the center of gravity and increase MOI “for more forgiveness.”
How they differ
The clearest differences are each maker’s category and where each set starts. Titleist places the T350 in game improvement and sells it from a 4-iron. Ping places the G740 in super game improvement and starts it at the 5-iron.
Category. Titleist’s comparison table labels the T350 “Game Improvement”, and Titleist calls it “The Ultimate Game Improvement Iron.” Ping says the G740 is “a great choice for golfers who best fit into a super-game-improvement iron.” Each label places the iron on its own maker’s scale. No governing body defines either term.
Forgiveness. Titleist says the T350’s larger head size delivers “maximum forgiveness”. Ping says the G740’s wider sole, longer blade length and thicker topline are there “for more forgiveness”.
Where the set starts. Titleist lists the T350 from the 4-iron down to its W and W2 wedges, and says irons must be ordered “in a continuous set (ex: 4-P, 5-9, etc.) or a single selection.” Ping lists the G740 from the 5-iron, with a PW, a UW and 50° and 56° wedges. If you would rather replace your longest irons with hybrids, see Hybrid or long iron?
Loft. Titleist’s loft table puts the T350 7-iron at 29°. Ping’s standard G740 7-iron is 28°, and Ping also lists Power Spec (26.5°) and Retro Spec (30.0°) options. A stronger loft will usually send the ball lower and further for the same swing, so a distance difference between two sets can come from loft rather than design.
Offset. Ping lists the G740’s offset as 0.19 in at the 7-iron, running from 0.25 in at the 5-iron to 0.13 in at the PW. Titleist’s product page does not list offset for the T350.
Construction and shafts. Titleist describes the T350 as having a forged face with hollow-body construction. Ping lists 11 shafts for the G740 and does not mark one as stock on its page.
Price. Titleist lists a price per iron, and Ping lists no price. Check the set makeup and shaft of each retailer listing before comparing them.
Who each one suits
- The T350, if you want a set its maker places in game improvement and you want the option of a 4-iron. Titleist says “T350 Irons generate the full-face forgiveness you need to stay in scoring position.”
- The G740, if a fitter places you in super game improvement, the category makers usually put at the most forgiving end of their range, or you would rather your set start at the 5-iron. Ping publishes the offset club by club, which helps if you want to compare it with your current set.
Game-improvement or players irons? explains what offset, sole width and set makeup change, and the Iron Finder narrows the field by how you strike it and your budget. See all irons we have researched for other sets.
Evidence ledger
The sources behind every value on this page.
- Evidence: Researched
Titleist publishes the T350 lofts, available irons and a per-iron price, labels the model type Game Improvement, and describes a forged face with hollow-body construction that delivers maximum forgiveness.
Read from the maker’s page as displayed when we checked.
- Evidence: Verified
Ping publishes the G740 club-by-club lofts and offsets, the available clubs and the shaft options, and describes it as a great choice for golfers who best fit into a super-game-improvement iron.
Values were matched against the downloaded text of the page when we checked.