Head To Head: Titleist T100 Versus Wilson Staff Model CB

Titleist’s T100 iron has long been a favorite in PGA Tour bags and among serious amateurs. It’s sleek, consistent and carries the prestige of one of golf’s most trusted brands. The Wilson Staff Model CB? It’s more under the radar. Which is the better choice for you? We ran them through MyGolfSpy’s 2025 Player’s head-to-head comparison to find out.

Distance

• Wilson Staff Model CB Distance Score: 8.7
• Titleist T100 Distance Score: 8.0

Neither iron is designed to chase distance but Wilson pulls ahead here. The Staff CB ranked just outside the top 10 in total distance and offered carry numbers that outpaced several better-known models.

The T100, while precise, lagged behind in total yardage. If you’re worried about losing distance when switching to player’s irons, the T100 won’t be the best choice.

Forgiveness

• Wilson Staff CB Forgiveness Score: 8.9
• Titleist T100 Forgiveness Score: 9.0

We look at forgiveness as the consistency of an iron in its performance. The Wilson Staff CB and the Titleist T100 are nearly identical in forgiveness. Both irons perform well on off-center strikes but Titleist earns a slight edge. It managed to produce more consistent ball speeds and tighter dispersions across the set.

Still, the Wilson has strong forgiveness capability.

Accuracy

• Titleist T100 Accuracy Score: 8.7
• Wilson Staff CB Accuracy Score: 8.6

Once again, we’re splitting hairs. Both irons offer strong accuracy metrics and both earned top-half placements in this category.

But the T100’s consistency across the long, mid and short irons gives it the nod. If you’re chasing tighter proximity to the pin, Titleist gets the win, barely.

Price and Value

• Titleist T100 MSRP (4-PW): $1,400
• Wilson Staff CB MSRP (4-PW): $1,200

Here’s one of the bigger differences between these two irons. The Titleist is about $200 more than the Wilson Staff for a set of 4-PW. If you’re a value-driven shopper, Wilson makes a strong case.

Final verdict

The Titleist T100 remains a solid all-around performer. With Tour-proven shaping and above-average forgiveness, it appeals to golfers who value tradition, precision and brand trust.

The Wilson Staff Model CB, however, kept up with Titleist in forgiveness and accuracy while delivering more distance and better value.

If you’re interested in comparing more player’s irons, take a look at our Head to Head Comparison tool.