Titleist T-Series Oil Can Irons Limited-Edition Finish (Reviewed)

Titleist T100 Oil Can Irons Specs & Design

The T100 Oil Can irons take the current 2025 T100 head and simply wrap it in the new finish, so you get the same tour-proven shaping and performance in a more eye-catching look.

The compact, forged players’ profile, thin topline and minimal offset all remain, but the copper PVD gives the head a more classic, “raw-style” appearance in the bag and at address.

Performance-wise, the Oil Can version mirrors the standard chrome T100 with split high-density tungsten and progressive dual-cavity construction to optimise CG and stability through the set.

Variable Face Thickness (VFT) helps maintain ball speed and launch across the face, while aggressive mid and short-iron grooves still focus on precise spin control in all conditions.

The sole shaping and Variable Bounce Sole geometry are unchanged, so you get the same turf interaction and shot-making consistency as the regular T100, just in the new finish.

The T100 irons are available in 3-iron (20 degrees) to Utility Wedge (49 degrees).

Titleist T150 Oil Can Irons Specs & Design

The T150 Oil Can irons are based on the current 2025 T150 chassis but now come in the darker, anti-glare copper look.

The slightly longer blade length versus T100, thicker topline and compact tour profile are unchanged, offering the same blend of added distance and forgiveness in a better-player package.

Internally, the split high-density tungsten weighting and dual-cavity construction still underpin a stable, consistent flight throughout the set.

The head keeps its stronger lofting than T100 and benefits from the same Muscle Channel and VFT face design that promotes higher launch and ball speed in the mid and long irons.

The Oil Can finish gives the T150 a more aggressive, players’ iron aesthetic without sacrificing feel or sound, which continue to be driven by the forged construction and refined sole design.

The T150 irons have stronger lofts than the T100s and are available in 3-iron (19 degrees) to Utility Wedge (48 degrees).

Titleist T250 Oil Can Irons Specs & Design

The T250 Oil Can irons take the new T250 platform – which sits between T150 and T350 in size and forgiveness – and apply the same limited-edition PVD copper finish.

You still get the hollow-body construction, fast forged L-Face insert and strong-lofted, distance-orientated profile, but with the more premium, glare-reducing appearance.

Engineered as the “raw speed plus stability” member of the line, T250 in Oil Can continues to use high-strength steel construction and a forged face insert that flexes over a wide impact area to boost ball speed, especially low on the face.

High-density tungsten in the heel and toe helps drive the CG down for higher launch, more forgiveness and tighter dispersion.

The Oil Can cosmetic treatment is consistent across the head, so blended sets with T100 or T150 Oil Can will maintain a unified look.

The T250 irons have strong lofts for maximum distance with the set ranging from 2-iron (18 degrees) to utility wedge (48 degrees).

Titleist T350 Oil Can Irons Specs & Design

The T350 Oil Can irons bring the most forgiving, game-improvement head in the T-Series into the limited-edition finish.

Based on the current T350 chassis, the all-steel construction and larger profile remain, but the copper-toned PVD delivers a more premium, unified look with the rest of the Oil Can line.

T350 continues to focus on maximum launch and forgiveness, with perimeter tungsten weighting, a deep CG and a fast face design that uses multi-zone VFT to retain ball speed across the hitting area.

The wider sole and generous offset are unchanged, promoting higher launch and added help for mid to high-handicap golfers, just now in a lower-reflectivity, more confidence-inspiring finish.

The T350 irons are available in 4-iron (20 degrees) to Utility Wedge (48 degrees).

Titleist T-Series Oil Can Irons Review: Are They Any Good?

The key story with the 2026 T-Series Oil Can release is visual and feel-driven rather than a new head design.

All four models – the T100, T150, T250 and T350 – keep their existing 2025 shapes, technologies and specs but gain the copper-toned Oil Can PVD for a more distinctive, tour-inspired look.

The finish was originally developed for limited-edition Vokey Design wedges and has been adapted for the full T-Series iron run, providing enhanced durability and reduced glare in bright conditions.

The ability to create custom blended sets, while keeping a completely consistent finish through the bag, is a positive but the price tag is eye-watering for a limited-edition set.