My son's girlfriend is 15 and she plays the T300 Iron 5 to AW. Shafts are graphite mens regular flex. She plays Vokey wedges with steel shaft in them though. The Titleist gear are very consistent in the yardages they produce. Good enough that she can shoot in the mid 70s.

The number one amateur girl in Virginia last year (her family is friends with our family) plays Titleist through the bag. Recently updated from TSi driver and woods to the TSRs. Played the T300s in high school and recently switched to a combo set of T200s and T100s now that she is a freshman in college. Loves the Titleist Gear because, in her opinion, they are consistent and reliable. She routinely breaks par, sometimes goes low by shooting in the mid 60s.

Hi Lori E.
Exciting to contemplate getting new clubs!
As I just posted on the thread "How do you configure your Titleist Clubs"
"My bag is now completely Titleist clubs and fitted to me by Titleist fitters. The first Titleist clubs in my bag were wedges a few years ago, I had other brands for the rest until i switched to Titleist Driver and woods in 2020, then irons early 2022 and hybrid and one more wood later in the year. I recently got fitted for the TSR1 Driver and love it!"

I love my T300's. At the fitting we were between the 200's and 300's and the latter gave more consistent results so that's what we went with. I like the way they look at address, particularly. Results have been good as well, have shot some of my lowest scores playing with them.
I would recommend finding a Titleist fitter and trying them out!
You may be able to find a date/location for a fitting through this link:
titlelist.com/locator

Happy shopping!
-Lisa

www.titleist.com/locator

this might work better, sorry about that.

Being an old guy, I watch LPGA events for hints for my game. Whatever J.T. does is marvelous but beyond my skills. So that and staying at a Holiday Inn Express are about as close as I can get to help a female golfer….

Since you understand offset, that shows more knowledge than the average recreational golfer. Many women are in my swing speed category so the T300 is a good choice in that group. The T400 is another choice but has even more offset. If you look at what irons the Korda sisters play, they are likely in the T100/100s irons. If you can find a fitter that fits you to your ability without regard to sex, you may love the T200 or T100s/T200 combo. A Titleist run fitting event should have qualified fitters that can work with you to get performance you’re looking for.

There some Titleist employees that played in college - maybe they can share what they use today.

Lori as a PGA member and Titleist Staffer I strongly recommend setting up a fitting time with a Titleist fitter near you. There you can try all the clubs and get the best look and feel for your game while allowing them to fit the best shaft combinations for you. You will be amazed at what they can do for your game.