Titleist Tour Model Irons (1981 generation) Length Chart

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The Titleist Tour Model Irons (1981 generation) length chart spans 35–39 in (88.9–99.06 cm) across 9 listed configurations.

Titleist golf club length guide
Tour Model Irons (1981 generation) | 1981
Category: IronYear: 1981Length data: Historical reference
35–39 inListed length range
9Listed configurations
4 inLength spread
Historical referenceData basis
Length measurements

Titleist Tour Model Irons (1981 generation) Length Chart

Club / configuration Length (in) Length (cm)
2-iron 39 in 99.06 cm
3-iron 38.5 in 97.79 cm
4-iron 38 in 96.52 cm
5-iron 37.5 in 95.25 cm
6-iron 37 in 93.98 cm
7-iron 36.5 in 92.71 cm
8-iron 36 in 91.44 cm
9-iron 35.5 in 90.17 cm
PW 35 in 88.9 cm
Visual length comparison

Tour Model Irons (1981 generation) length by configuration

Focused scale highlights the actual length differences.

2-iron
39 in · 99.06 cm
3-iron
38.5 in · 97.79 cm
4-iron
38 in · 96.52 cm
5-iron
37.5 in · 95.25 cm
6-iron
37 in · 93.98 cm
7-iron
36.5 in · 92.71 cm
8-iron
36 in · 91.44 cm
9-iron
35.5 in · 90.17 cm
PW
35 in · 88.9 cm
34.5 in39.5 in
Length profile

What the measurements show

Playing-length profile

The source lists the finished playing lengths shown above.

35–39 in across the listed configurations.

Fitting context

Retail playing length is a build specification rather than a universal fitting target.

Player height, wrist-to-floor measurement, posture, strike pattern and swing-weight goals can justify a different finished length.
Titleist dataset benchmark

How this length compares

2-iron length

Shorter than dataset median

39 in (99.06 cm)
Low 38.5 inMedian 39.5 inHigh 39.75 in

Based on 55 Titleist iron entries using the same 2-iron specification.

3-iron length

Shorter than dataset median

38.5 in (97.79 cm)
Low 38 inMedian 39 inHigh 39.25 in

Based on 97 Titleist iron entries using the same 3-iron specification.

4-iron length

Shorter than dataset median

38 in (96.52 cm)
Low 37.5 inMedian 38.5 inHigh 38.75 in

Based on 105 Titleist iron entries using the same 4-iron specification.

5-iron length

Shorter than dataset median

37.5 in (95.25 cm)
Low 37 inMedian 38 inHigh 38 in

Based on 99 Titleist iron entries using the same 5-iron specification.

6-iron length

Shorter than dataset median

37 in (93.98 cm)
Low 36.5 inMedian 37.5 inHigh 37.5 in

Based on 99 Titleist iron entries using the same 6-iron specification.

7-iron length

Shorter than dataset median

36.5 in (92.71 cm)
Low 36 inMedian 37 inHigh 37 in

Based on 99 Titleist iron entries using the same 7-iron specification.

Model details

Length and setup information

Build profile

Core model details

ManufacturerTitleist
ModelTour Model Irons (1981 generation)
CategoryIron
Release year1981
Listed configurations9
Specification snapshot

Paired specs

Loft specs2i:20°; 3i:23°; 4i:26°; 5i:30°; 6i:34°; 7i:38°; 8i:42°; 9i:46°; P:50°
Lie specs2i:58.5°; 3i:59.5°; 4i:60.5°; 5i:61.5°; 6i:62°; 7i:62.5°; 8i:63°; 9i:63.5°; P:64°
Length range35–39 in
Length spread4 in
Data provenance

About this length data

These playing-length values come from the Titleist club dataset used for this import. Published Titleist specifications and period reference material were used where available. For older or less-documented models, some supporting specifications may rely on period references or careful reconstruction. Confirm the exact model, market and build in the original Titleist documentation before shaft cutting or replacement work.
Useful answers

Titleist Tour Model Irons (1981 generation) length FAQs

What is the Titleist Tour Model Irons (1981 generation) length range?

The listed playing lengths run from 35 to 39 in (88.9 to 99.06 cm).

How long is the Tour Model Irons (1981 generation) 2-iron?

The listed playing length is 39 in (99.06 cm).

How long is the Tour Model Irons (1981 generation) 3-iron?

The listed playing length is 38.5 in (97.79 cm).

How many lengths are listed?

The page contains 9 listed configurations and 9 distinct length values.

Can the finished club length differ from this chart?

Yes. Custom shafts, market-specific builds, fitting changes and measuring method can change finished playing length.

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