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Titleist 681T irons

Players cited with it
3
From 11 reports.
Released
2001
First cited here by Adam Scott, February 2020. Last reported .

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Players cited with this

  • Tiger WoodsPRESS
    “IRONS : 2-P Titleist 681T (Endo Forged) Shafts: Dynamic Gold X100 Tipping: 1/4″”
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    • “Larry Bobka , who was responsible for helping build Woods’ first set of Titleist 681T irons in 1998 when he switched from the Mizuno blades he won the 1997 Masters with.”
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    • “For more from Bobka and Wunder, including how Bobka crafted Woods’ Titleist 681T irons and why Butch Harmon kept a set of them for his students to hit, listen to the full episode of GOLF’s Fully Equipped here , or watch it below.”
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    • “There’s a very famous golfer who used to play 681.T, and JT knows him pretty well.” That would be one Tiger Woods, who played Titleist irons from 1996 until 2002.”
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    • “The set includes a 2-iron through pitching wedge of the Titleist 681-T, as well as a 58-degree bent to 56 degrees and a 60-degree Vokey wedge both stamped with ‘TIGER.’”
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    • “As the story goes, Woods needed fresh 681 T stamped irons and Vokey wedges, and Westchester Country Club turned out to be the perfect spot to break them during the Wednesday Pro-Am.”
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    • “The Titleist 681-T irons and Vokey wedges that Woods used throughout 2000 and into 2001 – during which he won four consecutive Major championships to complete the “Tiger Slam” – are up for auction for the first time since 2010.”
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    • “It was Taylor who worked on all of Woods' irons and wedges after he departed Titleist, including the first sets of Nike forged blade prototypes that followed the Titleist 681 "T" used to win the "Tiger Slam."”
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  • Justin ThomasPRESS
    “Of the three classic forgings Thomas tested, the 681.T was a profile he picked up on the moment he set it down — for obvious reasons.”
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  • Adam ScottPRESS
    ““I used them I guess when they came out, in about 2003,” Scott told GOLF.com. “I had some 681 irons, too, back then.”
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Specifications

Length
2 Iron: 39.25", 3 Iron: 38.75", 4 Iron: 38.25", 5 Iron: 37.75", 6 Iron: 37.25", 7 Iron: 36.75", 8 Iron: 36.25", 9 Iron: 35.75", PW: 35.50"
Loft
2 Iron: 20°, 3 Iron: 22.5°, 4 Iron: 26°, 5 Iron: 29°, 6 Iron: 32°, 7 Iron: 36°, 8 Iron: 40.5°, 9 Iron: 45°, PW: 49°
Lie
2 Iron: 59°, 3 Iron: 60°, 4 Iron: 61.5°, 5 Iron: 62°, 6 Iron: 62.5°, 7 Iron: 63°, 8 Iron: 63.5°, 9 Iron: 65°, PW: 65°
Swing Wt
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