Titleist T200 by year: 2019, 2021, 2023, and the T250

Updated September 25, 2026 · By the ClubComps team

Titleist made three generations of the T200: 2019, 2021, and 2023. In 2025 the T250 took its place. Here's how to tell them apart when you're buying or selling used. Jump to used prices.

Quick reference

GenerationKey changeHow to spot it
2019First T200, with Max Impact: a thin face insert bonded to the bodyThe original T-Series look; compare badge and cavity with 2019 product photos
2021New Max Impact construction with a faster faceThicker topline and sole than 2023, with a high-shine finish
2023Thinner, faster face and more tungstenThinner topline and sole, less offset, a more compact head
2025 (T250)Replaced the T200 with a slightly larger, all-steel designStamped "T250," with no plastic back badge

2019 T200

The first T200 introduced Max Impact technology: a thin, fast face insert bonded to a forged body, aimed at golfers who wanted more distance than a T100 in a similar shape.

2021 T200

The 2021 version reworked Max Impact with a faster face insert for more ball speed. Side by side with the 2023 set, it has a thicker topline and sole and a shinier finish.

2023 T200

The 2023 T200 kept the hollow body and forged face but cleaned up the look: less offset, a thinner topline and sole, and a more compact head. Titleist also used higher-density tungsten and a Variable Bounce Sole developed with Vokey. One review found the 2021 and 2023 sets played nearly the same, so don't overpay for the newer year based on performance alone.

2025: the T250

In the 2025 T-Series, the T250 replaced the T200. It has a slightly larger profile and an all-steel construction instead of the plastic back badging used on earlier T200s. If a listing says "2025 T200," it's either a T250 or a mislabeled older set.

Check the shaft label, not just the listing The review sets we found came with different stock shafts: True Temper AMT Red on the 2021 and AMT Black on the 2023. Stock shafts vary by region and custom order, though, so confirm what's actually printed on the shaft.

Special finishes

Limited finishes, like black versions, often sell for more than standard chrome when they're in good condition. Black finishes show wear quickly, so look closely at the sole and leading edge in photos.

What used T200 sets sell for

GenerationTypical sold priceMedianSets in sample
2025 T250$875–$1,299$1,10017 listings (many new)
2023 T200$601–$675$64024 listings
2021 T200Too few set sales in the last 90 days for a reliable range. The few we saw ranged from about $400 to $660.
2019 T200Too few sales labeled 2019 to give a range.

Source: completed eBay sales from the 90 days ending September 24, 2026, via eBay's Terapeak research tool. Ranges show the middle half of sales (25th to 75th percentile), so unusually cheap or expensive sales don't skew them. Titles are seller-reported, so a few year labels may be wrong.

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Because most sellers don't list the year for older T200s, check the photos against the identification tips above before trusting a listing's price.