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Used iron set · 2019

Titleist T100 iron set 2019

Worth about $499 used (checked Oct 31, 2026). Here’s what to pay, and where to find one for less.

Titleist T100 iron set (2019)

Target price · used

$499

Checked Oct 31, 202618 live options from $396

See today’s live options

In short: Used 2019 Titleist T100 irons are worth about $499, our target price, checked Oct 31, 2026. $423 or less is a great buy and anything up to $499 is a good buy; over $580 it’s overpriced. The set costs less than 66% of the 204 used iron sets we’ve priced; the typical one is about $590.

What to pay for used 2019 Titleist T100 irons

Great buy

$423 or less

15% or more under the target.

Good buy

$424–$499

At or under the target.

Overpriced

Over $580

$500–$580 is a fair price; offer near $499.

Count the shipping. Hold the landed price, the club plus shipping, up against these numbers.

Selling one? List it at or just under the target, $499, and it should move fast. How to price and list a used club

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Target price history

Down 3% since Sep 24, 2026, from $515 to $499.

CheckedUsed target
Oct 31, 2026$499
Sep 24, 2026$515

The 2019 against other years of the Titleist T100 irons

Used, the 2019 has a target of $499. The 2021 costs $112 (22%) more.

Model yearUsed targetvs 2019
2025$1,071+$572
2023$734+$235
2021$611+$112
2019 (this page)$499—

Other Titleist iron sets, priced

ClubYearUsed targetvs this one
Titleist T150 Black iron set2023$879+$380
Titleist T100S iron set2021$576+$77
Titleist T200 iron set2021$645+$146
Titleist T300 iron set2021$573+$74
Titleist 620 MB iron set2020$695+$196
Titleist T400 iron set2020$602+$103
Titleist T100S iron set2019$536+$37
Titleist T200 iron set2019$587+$88

More to check

Every Titleist iron set

Other brands at about the same price

Used iron sets from other brands with targets within 20% of this one, from model years 2017–2021.

ClubYearUsed targetvs this one
Srixon Z585 iron set—$520+$21
Callaway Apex 21 iron set2021$509+$10
Cobra LTDx One Length iron set—$501+$2
Mizuno JPX 919 Hot Metal Pro iron set—$490−$9
Ping G410 iron set2019$480−$19
TaylorMade SIM2 Max iron set2021$480−$19

Specs to match

Model year
2019
Type
Iron set

Count the clubs (4–PW, 5–PW, with or without a gap wedge), check the shaft (steel or graphite, and the flex) and confirm the model year. Look at the grooves on the short irons; they wear first.

Questions

How much are used 2019 T100 irons worth?

Used 2019 Titleist T100 irons are worth about $499: that’s our algorithm’s target price, checked Oct 31, 2026. Under that is a good buy; over it, make an offer near the target or keep looking.

What’s a good price for used 2019 Titleist T100 irons?

Anything at or under $499 is a good buy, and $423 or less is a great one. Over $580 is overpriced. Those lines come from our algorithm’s target price, checked Oct 31, 2026; hold them up against the price plus shipping.

What should I list my used 2019 T100 irons for?

At or just under the target, $499. That’s roughly what buyers pay for one, so it should sell quickly; list it well above and expect offers near the target.

Where can I buy used 2019 Titleist T100 irons?

When we last checked there were 18 live options near the target, from $396 with shipping included. ClubChecks lists every one, cheapest first, and tags each as under or over the target.

Is the price of used 2019 Titleist T100 irons going up or down?

Down 3% since Sep 24, 2026, from $515 to $499. That’s our algorithm’s target price, which it checks again regularly.

What’s the price difference between the 2019 and 2021 Titleist T100 irons?

Used, the 2021 has a target of $611 and the 2019 $499, so the 2021 costs $112 (22%) more. Both are our algorithm’s target prices, checked Oct 21, 2026 and Oct 31, 2026.

What should I check before buying a used iron set?

Count the clubs (4–PW, 5–PW, with or without a gap wedge), check the shaft (steel or graphite, and the flex) and confirm the model year. Look at the grooves on the short irons; they wear first.