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Incompatible with God’s Design is the first comprehensive history of the Roman Catholic women’s ordination movement in the United States. Mary Jeremy Daigler explores how the focus on ordination, and not merely “increased participation” in the life and ministries of the church, has come to describe a broad movement. Moving well beyond the role of such organizations as the Women’s Ordination Conference, this study also addresses the role of international and local groups.In an effort to debunk a number of misperceptions about the movement, from its date of origin to its demographic profile, Daigler explores a vast array of topics. Starting with the movement’s historical background from the early American period through the early twentieth century to Vatican II and afterward, she considers the role of women (especially Catholicism’s more religious adherents) in the movement’s evolution, the organization of the ordination movement in the United States, the role and response of clergy and Vatican teachings, the reality of international influences on the U.S. movement, and the full range of challenges—past and present—to the ordination movement.Incompatible with God’s Design is compelling reading for any student of theology and women’s studies, as well as those interested in staying abreast with the changing role of women within the U.S. Roman Catholic Church.

The previous generation T200�possessed the rarest of traits; the looks of a player's iron but the performance of a game improvement iron.� The iron's rare ability to combine what would typically be two incompatible traits did not go unnoticed by professionals, as evidenced by its quick adoption on tour.� Titleist knew that if they could improve feel while pushing performance gains, the T200 could reach another level, and that's precisely what they did.� Every update to the T200 contributes to a more solid feel at impact.� The re-engineered chassis creates a stiffer structure, allowing refined Max Impact Technology to fit tighter against the new dual-taper forged face.� This leads to maximum speed, performance, and feel across the entire surface. The usage of denser D18 tungsten and a 2000-degree brazing process moves forward with the T200.� Typically reserved for aerospace projects, this unique process afforded Titleist's engineers the ability to locate the center of gravity with pinpoint exactness. �In addition to increasing accuracy and MOI, the CG creates fast, high-launching long irons and accurate scoring irons that find their mark with regularity. Titleist relied on input from tour pros and Vokey Design grind experts to perfect the trailing edge of the T200.� The new Variable Bounce Sole flows faster through the turf, even after contact. Despite the drastic updates inside the T200, the popular, tour-inspired shape of the iron remains consistent.� Titleist purposely designs the T200 with the same blade length and offset measurements as the T100 and T150 to create seamless transitions through blended sets. The stock steel and graphite shafts feature Ascending Mass Technology. �Ascending Mass gives players peak performance in each iron by gradually increasing the weight in each shaft. �Long irons are kept lighter to help increase swing speed and launch conditions, while heavier short irons improve consistency, control, and precision. Titleist T200 Iro

Incompatible with God’s Design is the first comprehensive history of the Roman Catholic women’s ordination movement in the United States. Mary Jeremy Daigler explores how the focus on ordination, and not merely “increased participation” in the life and ministries of the church, has come to describe a broad movement. Moving well beyond the role of such organizations as the Women’s Ordination Conference, this study also addresses the role of international and local groups.In an effort to debunk a number of misperceptions about the movement, from its date of origin to its demographic profile, Daigler explores a vast array of topics. Starting with the movement’s historical background from the early American period through the early twentieth century to Vatican II and afterward, she considers the role of women (especially Catholicism’s more religious adherents) in the movement’s evolution, the organization of the ordination movement in the United States, the role and response of clergy and Vatican teachings, the reality of international influences on the U.S. movement, and the full range of challenges—past and present—to the ordination movement.Incompatible with God’s Design is compelling reading for any student of theology and women’s studies, as well as those interested in staying abreast with the changing role of women within the U.S. Roman Catholic Church.

Incompatible with God’s Design is the first comprehensive history of the Roman Catholic women’s ordination movement in the United States. Mary Jeremy Daigler explores how the focus on ordination, and not merely “increased participation” in the life and ministries of the church, has come to describe a broad movement. Moving well beyond the role of such organizations as the Women’s Ordination Conference, this study also addresses the role of international and local groups.In an effort to debunk a number of misperceptions about the movement, from its date of origin to its demographic profile, Daigler explores a vast array of topics. Starting with the movement’s historical background from the early American period through the early twentieth century to Vatican II and afterward, she considers the role of women (especially Catholicism’s more religious adherents) in the movement’s evolution, the organization of the ordination movement in the United States, the role and response of clergy and Vatican teachings, the reality of international influences on the U.S. movement, and the full range of challenges—past and present—to the ordination movement.Incompatible with God’s Design is compelling reading for any student of theology and women’s studies, as well as those interested in staying abreast with the changing role of women within the U.S. Roman Catholic Church.

The New York Times bestselling author explains why any attempt to make religion compatible with science is doomed to fail.   What we read in the news today is full of subjectivity, half-truths, and blatant falsehoods; and thus it is more necessary now than ever to safeguard the truth with facts. In his provocative new book, evolutionary biologist Jerry A. Coyne aims to do exactly that in the arena of religion. In clear, dispassionate detail he explains why the toolkit of science, based on reason and empirical study, is reliable, while that of religion—including faith, dogma, and revelation—leads to incorrect, untestable, or conflicting conclusions.   Coyne is responding to a national climate in which over half of Americans don’t believe in evolution (and congressmen deny global warming), and warns that religious prejudices and strictures in politics, education, medicine, and social policy are on the rise. Extending the bestselling works of Richard Dawkins, Daniel Dennett, and Christopher Hitchens, he demolishes the claims of religion to provide verifiable “truth” by subjecting those claims to the same tests we use to establish truth in science.   Coyne irrefutably demonstrates the grave harm—to individuals and to our planet—in mistaking faith for fact in making the most important decisions about the world we live in.

“Father Michael Chaberek amply demonstrates that theistic evolution is inescapably at odds with fundamental elements of Thomas’ thought” (Robert Larmer, PhD. University of New Brunswick). “Father Michael Chaberek convincingly shows that if Saint Thomas Aquinas himself were to enter the contemporary debate on human origins, he would reject theistic evolutionism” (David Arias, PhD. Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary).“Father Michael Chaberek’s book is surely the most precise treatment of the relationship between the thought of Saint Thomas and Darwinian evolution ever written” (Jay W. Richards, PhD. Catholic University of America). “Fr. Chaberek has finally given the issue the book-length treatment it deserves, and things don’t look good for Thomistic evolutionists. His arguments are fresh and challenging. All further discussion will need to take account of this important work” (Logan Gage, PhD. Franciscan University of Steubenville). “Father Michael Chaberek’s book is worth reading because it teaches honest and straightforward thinking and it shows readers how to respond to the theistic evolutionists who commonly impose their views in Christian circles” (Rev. Prof. Andrzej Maryniarczyk S.D.B., Catholic University of Lublin, Poland).

Healthcare is by far the most violent profession. Nearly seven in every ten non-fatal assaults on American workers that are serious enough to result in time off from work are perpetrated against healthcare workers. But does it really have to be that way? If you are a healthcare provider, this book will change the way you think and feel about workplace violence. More importantly, the strategies inside will keep you safer. This book not only explores how the common acceptance of violence as "part of the job" contributes to the problem, but offers real solutions to combat the epidemic of violence against healthcare workers. It explores the effect of everything from threatening and intimidation to physical assaults and the effect they have on patient outcomes and the financial bottom line of healthcare. The goal of this book is to guide the reader through the process of creating environments of care that are less compatible with anti-social and aggressive behaviors, but also more compatible with patient collaboration and better patient outcomes. This book not only offers strategies that hospitals and clinics can implement system wide, but also describes real steps that individual providers and staff can take immediately to create safer and more therapeutic provider/patient relationships. Here is just some of what you'll learn: - How to form therapeutic relationships that are incompatible with violence - How the same strategies that support peaceful environments also increase patient satisfaction - How traditional beliefs about violence and crisis intervention strategies have actually contributed to the problem of violence in healthcare

When it comes to your existing setup, having the ability to stream Bluetooth audio can be critical. The Monster 2-In-1 Bluetooth Wireless Audio Adapter allows you to make incompatible devices Bluetooth capable. Our transmitter mode makes it possible to wirelessly stream audio from non-Bluetooth devices to Bluetooth headphones, earbuds and soundbars. Use it to stream audio from older and newer TVs to two Bluetooth headsets, soundbars or speakers simultaneously. Great if you're trying to watch TV at night and want to avoid waking up others or for a fully immersive gaming experience. In contrast, the Receiver mode can make any non-Bluetooth device into a receiver. You'll be able to receive Bluetooth audio from mobile phones, or other compatible wireless devices, to wired audio devices that feature a 3.5 mm port or optical audio. Easily connect both types of devices without cables and cords up to 33 ft. away. The aux and power cables easily connect to your TV and a compatible USB wall charger if needed. You'll also be able to power it from your TV's USB Port or other sources without issue. Make your non-Bluetooth devices into Bluetooth hubs with the 2-In-1 Bluetooth Wireless Audio Adapter from Monster. Color: Black.

The previous generation T200�possessed the rarest of traits; the looks of a player's iron but the performance of a game improvement iron.� The iron's rare ability to combine what would typically be two incompatible traits did not go unnoticed by professionals, as evidenced by its quick adoption on tour.� Titleist knew that if they could improve feel while pushing performance gains, the T200 could reach another level, and that's precisely what they did.� Every update to the T200 contributes to a more solid feel at impact.� The re-engineered chassis creates a stiffer structure, allowing refined Max Impact Technology to fit tighter against the new dual-taper forged face.� This leads to maximum speed, performance, and feel across the entire surface. The usage of denser D18 tungsten and a 2000-degree brazing process moves forward with the T200.� Typically reserved for aerospace projects, this unique process afforded Titleist's engineers the ability to locate the center of gravity with pinpoint exactness. �In addition to increasing accuracy and MOI, the CG creates fast, high-launching long irons and accurate scoring irons that find their mark with regularity. Titleist relied on input from tour pros and Vokey Design grind experts to perfect the trailing edge of the T200.� The new Variable Bounce Sole flows faster through the turf, even after contact. Despite the drastic updates inside the T200, the popular, tour-inspired shape of the iron remains consistent.� Titleist purposely designs the T200 with the same blade length and offset measurements as the T100 and T150 to create seamless transitions through blended sets. The stock steel and graphite shafts feature Ascending Mass Technology. �Ascending Mass gives players peak performance in each iron by gradually increasing the weight in each shaft. �Long irons are kept lighter to help increase swing speed and launch conditions, while heavier short irons improve consistency, control, and precision. Titleist T200 Iro

The previous generation T200�possessed the rarest of traits; the looks of a player's iron but the performance of a game improvement iron.� The iron's rare ability to combine what would typically be two incompatible traits did not go unnoticed by professionals, as evidenced by its quick adoption on tour.� Titleist knew that if they could improve feel while pushing performance gains, the T200 could reach another level, and that's precisely what they did.� Every update to the T200 contributes to a more solid feel at impact.� The re-engineered chassis creates a stiffer structure, allowing refined Max Impact Technology to fit tighter against the new dual-taper forged face.� This leads to maximum speed, performance, and feel across the entire surface. The usage of denser D18 tungsten and a 2000-degree brazing process moves forward with the T200.� Typically reserved for aerospace projects, this unique process afforded Titleist's engineers the ability to locate the center of gravity with pinpoint exactness. �In addition to increasing accuracy and MOI, the CG creates fast, high-launching long irons and accurate scoring irons that find their mark with regularity. Titleist relied on input from tour pros and Vokey Design grind experts to perfect the trailing edge of the T200.� The new Variable Bounce Sole flows faster through the turf, even after contact. Despite the drastic updates inside the T200, the popular, tour-inspired shape of the iron remains consistent.� Titleist purposely designs the T200 with the same blade length and offset measurements as the T100 and T150 to create seamless transitions through blended sets. The stock steel and graphite shafts feature Ascending Mass Technology. �Ascending Mass gives players peak performance in each iron by gradually increasing the weight in each shaft. �Long irons are kept lighter to help increase swing speed and launch conditions, while heavier short irons improve consistency, control, and precision. Titleist T200 Iro

The previous generation T200�possessed the rarest of traits; the looks of a player's iron but the performance of a game improvement iron.� The iron's rare ability to combine what would typically be two incompatible traits did not go unnoticed by professionals, as evidenced by its quick adoption on tour.� Titleist knew that if they could improve feel while pushing performance gains, the T200 could reach another level, and that's precisely what they did.� Every update to the T200 contributes to a more solid feel at impact.� The re-engineered chassis creates a stiffer structure, allowing refined Max Impact Technology to fit tighter against the new dual-taper forged face.� This leads to maximum speed, performance, and feel across the entire surface. The usage of denser D18 tungsten and a 2000-degree brazing process moves forward with the T200.� Typically reserved for aerospace projects, this unique process afforded Titleist's engineers the ability to locate the center of gravity with pinpoint exactness. �In addition to increasing accuracy and MOI, the CG creates fast, high-launching long irons and accurate scoring irons that find their mark with regularity. Titleist relied on input from tour pros and Vokey Design grind experts to perfect the trailing edge of the T200.� The new Variable Bounce Sole flows faster through the turf, even after contact. Despite the drastic updates inside the T200, the popular, tour-inspired shape of the iron remains consistent.� Titleist purposely designs the T200 with the same blade length and offset measurements as the T100 and T150 to create seamless transitions through blended sets. The stock steel and graphite shafts feature Ascending Mass Technology. �Ascending Mass gives players peak performance in each iron by gradually increasing the weight in each shaft. �Long irons are kept lighter to help increase swing speed and launch conditions, while heavier short irons improve consistency, control, and precision. Titleist T200 Iro

The previous generation T200�possessed the rarest of traits; the looks of a player's iron but the performance of a game improvement iron.� The iron's rare ability to combine what would typically be two incompatible traits did not go unnoticed by professionals, as evidenced by its quick adoption on tour.� Titleist knew that if they could improve feel while pushing performance gains, the T200 could reach another level, and that's precisely what they did.� Every update to the T200 contributes to a more solid feel at impact.� The re-engineered chassis creates a stiffer structure, allowing refined Max Impact Technology to fit tighter against the new dual-taper forged face.� This leads to maximum speed, performance, and feel across the entire surface. The usage of denser D18 tungsten and a 2000-degree brazing process moves forward with the T200.� Typically reserved for aerospace projects, this unique process afforded Titleist's engineers the ability to locate the center of gravity with pinpoint exactness. �In addition to increasing accuracy and MOI, the CG creates fast, high-launching long irons and accurate scoring irons that find their mark with regularity. Titleist relied on input from tour pros and Vokey Design grind experts to perfect the trailing edge of the T200.� The new Variable Bounce Sole flows faster through the turf, even after contact. Despite the drastic updates inside the T200, the popular, tour-inspired shape of the iron remains consistent.� Titleist purposely designs the T200 with the same blade length and offset measurements as the T100 and T150 to create seamless transitions through blended sets. The stock steel and graphite shafts feature Ascending Mass Technology. �Ascending Mass gives players peak performance in each iron by gradually increasing the weight in each shaft. �Long irons are kept lighter to help increase swing speed and launch conditions, while heavier short irons improve consistency, control, and precision. Titleist T200 Iro

The previous generation T200�possessed the rarest of traits; the looks of a player's iron but the performance of a game improvement iron.� The iron's rare ability to combine what would typically be two incompatible traits did not go unnoticed by professionals, as evidenced by its quick adoption on tour.� Titleist knew that if they could improve feel while pushing performance gains, the T200 could reach another level, and that's precisely what they did.� Every update to the T200 contributes to a more solid feel at impact.� The re-engineered chassis creates a stiffer structure, allowing refined Max Impact Technology to fit tighter against the new dual-taper forged face.� This leads to maximum speed, performance, and feel across the entire surface. The usage of denser D18 tungsten and a 2000-degree brazing process moves forward with the T200.� Typically reserved for aerospace projects, this unique process afforded Titleist's engineers the ability to locate the center of gravity with pinpoint exactness. �In addition to increasing accuracy and MOI, the CG creates fast, high-launching long irons and accurate scoring irons that find their mark with regularity. Titleist relied on input from tour pros and Vokey Design grind experts to perfect the trailing edge of the T200.� The new Variable Bounce Sole flows faster through the turf, even after contact. Despite the drastic updates inside the T200, the popular, tour-inspired shape of the iron remains consistent.� Titleist purposely designs the T200 with the same blade length and offset measurements as the T100 and T150 to create seamless transitions through blended sets. The stock steel and graphite shafts feature Ascending Mass Technology. �Ascending Mass gives players peak performance in each iron by gradually increasing the weight in each shaft. �Long irons are kept lighter to help increase swing speed and launch conditions, while heavier short irons improve consistency, control, and precision. Titleist T200 Iro

The previous generation T200�possessed the rarest of traits; the looks of a player's iron but the performance of a game improvement iron.� The iron's rare ability to combine what would typically be two incompatible traits did not go unnoticed by professionals, as evidenced by its quick adoption on tour.� Titleist knew that if they could improve feel while pushing performance gains, the T200 could reach another level, and that's precisely what they did.� Every update to the T200 contributes to a more solid feel at impact.� The re-engineered chassis creates a stiffer structure, allowing refined Max Impact Technology to fit tighter against the new dual-taper forged face.� This leads to maximum speed, performance, and feel across the entire surface. The usage of denser D18 tungsten and a 2000-degree brazing process moves forward with the T200.� Typically reserved for aerospace projects, this unique process afforded Titleist's engineers the ability to locate the center of gravity with pinpoint exactness. �In addition to increasing accuracy and MOI, the CG creates fast, high-launching long irons and accurate scoring irons that find their mark with regularity. Titleist relied on input from tour pros and Vokey Design grind experts to perfect the trailing edge of the T200.� The new Variable Bounce Sole flows faster through the turf, even after contact. Despite the drastic updates inside the T200, the popular, tour-inspired shape of the iron remains consistent.� Titleist purposely designs the T200 with the same blade length and offset measurements as the T100 and T150 to create seamless transitions through blended sets. The stock steel and graphite shafts feature Ascending Mass Technology. �Ascending Mass gives players peak performance in each iron by gradually increasing the weight in each shaft. �Long irons are kept lighter to help increase swing speed and launch conditions, while heavier short irons improve consistency, control, and precision. Titleist T200 Iro

The previous generation T200�possessed the rarest of traits; the looks of a player's iron but the performance of a game improvement iron.� The iron's rare ability to combine what would typically be two incompatible traits did not go unnoticed by professionals, as evidenced by its quick adoption on tour.� Titleist knew that if they could improve feel while pushing performance gains, the T200 could reach another level, and that's precisely what they did.� Every update to the T200 contributes to a more solid feel at impact.� The re-engineered chassis creates a stiffer structure, allowing refined Max Impact Technology to fit tighter against the new dual-taper forged face.� This leads to maximum speed, performance, and feel across the entire surface. The usage of denser D18 tungsten and a 2000-degree brazing process moves forward with the T200.� Typically reserved for aerospace projects, this unique process afforded Titleist's engineers the ability to locate the center of gravity with pinpoint exactness. �In addition to increasing accuracy and MOI, the CG creates fast, high-launching long irons and accurate scoring irons that find their mark with regularity. Titleist relied on input from tour pros and Vokey Design grind experts to perfect the trailing edge of the T200.� The new Variable Bounce Sole flows faster through the turf, even after contact. Despite the drastic updates inside the T200, the popular, tour-inspired shape of the iron remains consistent.� Titleist purposely designs the T200 with the same blade length and offset measurements as the T100 and T150 to create seamless transitions through blended sets. The stock steel and graphite shafts feature Ascending Mass Technology. �Ascending Mass gives players peak performance in each iron by gradually increasing the weight in each shaft. �Long irons are kept lighter to help increase swing speed and launch conditions, while heavier short irons improve consistency, control, and precision. Titleist T200 Iro

The previous generation T200�possessed the rarest of traits; the looks of a player's iron but the performance of a game improvement iron.� The iron's rare ability to combine what would typically be two incompatible traits did not go unnoticed by professionals, as evidenced by its quick adoption on tour.� Titleist knew that if they could improve feel while pushing performance gains, the T200 could reach another level, and that's precisely what they did.� Every update to the T200 contributes to a more solid feel at impact.� The re-engineered chassis creates a stiffer structure, allowing refined Max Impact Technology to fit tighter against the new dual-taper forged face.� This leads to maximum speed, performance, and feel across the entire surface. The usage of denser D18 tungsten and a 2000-degree brazing process moves forward with the T200.� Typically reserved for aerospace projects, this unique process afforded Titleist's engineers the ability to locate the center of gravity with pinpoint exactness. �In addition to increasing accuracy and MOI, the CG creates fast, high-launching long irons and accurate scoring irons that find their mark with regularity. Titleist relied on input from tour pros and Vokey Design grind experts to perfect the trailing edge of the T200.� The new Variable Bounce Sole flows faster through the turf, even after contact. Despite the drastic updates inside the T200, the popular, tour-inspired shape of the iron remains consistent.� Titleist purposely designs the T200 with the same blade length and offset measurements as the T100 and T150 to create seamless transitions through blended sets. The stock steel and graphite shafts feature Ascending Mass Technology. �Ascending Mass gives players peak performance in each iron by gradually increasing the weight in each shaft. �Long irons are kept lighter to help increase swing speed and launch conditions, while heavier short irons improve consistency, control, and precision. Titleist T200 Iro

The previous generation T200�possessed the rarest of traits; the looks of a player's iron but the performance of a game improvement iron.� The iron's rare ability to combine what would typically be two incompatible traits did not go unnoticed by professionals, as evidenced by its quick adoption on tour.� Titleist knew that if they could improve feel while pushing performance gains, the T200 could reach another level, and that's precisely what they did.� Every update to the T200 contributes to a more solid feel at impact.� The re-engineered chassis creates a stiffer structure, allowing refined Max Impact Technology to fit tighter against the new dual-taper forged face.� This leads to maximum speed, performance, and feel across the entire surface. The usage of denser D18 tungsten and a 2000-degree brazing process moves forward with the T200.� Typically reserved for aerospace projects, this unique process afforded Titleist's engineers the ability to locate the center of gravity with pinpoint exactness. �In addition to increasing accuracy and MOI, the CG creates fast, high-launching long irons and accurate scoring irons that find their mark with regularity. Titleist relied on input from tour pros and Vokey Design grind experts to perfect the trailing edge of the T200.� The new Variable Bounce Sole flows faster through the turf, even after contact. Despite the drastic updates inside the T200, the popular, tour-inspired shape of the iron remains consistent.� Titleist purposely designs the T200 with the same blade length and offset measurements as the T100 and T150 to create seamless transitions through blended sets. The stock steel and graphite shafts feature Ascending Mass Technology. �Ascending Mass gives players peak performance in each iron by gradually increasing the weight in each shaft. �Long irons are kept lighter to help increase swing speed and launch conditions, while heavier short irons improve consistency, control, and precision. Titleist T200 Iro

The previous generation T200�possessed the rarest of traits; the looks of a player's iron but the performance of a game improvement iron.� The iron's rare ability to combine what would typically be two incompatible traits did not go unnoticed by professionals, as evidenced by its quick adoption on tour.� Titleist knew that if they could improve feel while pushing performance gains, the T200 could reach another level, and that's precisely what they did.� Every update to the T200 contributes to a more solid feel at impact.� The re-engineered chassis creates a stiffer structure, allowing refined Max Impact Technology to fit tighter against the new dual-taper forged face.� This leads to maximum speed, performance, and feel across the entire surface. The usage of denser D18 tungsten and a 2000-degree brazing process moves forward with the T200.� Typically reserved for aerospace projects, this unique process afforded Titleist's engineers the ability to locate the center of gravity with pinpoint exactness. �In addition to increasing accuracy and MOI, the CG creates fast, high-launching long irons and accurate scoring irons that find their mark with regularity. Titleist relied on input from tour pros and Vokey Design grind experts to perfect the trailing edge of the T200.� The new Variable Bounce Sole flows faster through the turf, even after contact. Despite the drastic updates inside the T200, the popular, tour-inspired shape of the iron remains consistent.� Titleist purposely designs the T200 with the same blade length and offset measurements as the T100 and T150 to create seamless transitions through blended sets. The stock steel and graphite shafts feature Ascending Mass Technology. �Ascending Mass gives players peak performance in each iron by gradually increasing the weight in each shaft. �Long irons are kept lighter to help increase swing speed and launch conditions, while heavier short irons improve consistency, control, and precision. Titleist T200 Iro

The previous generation T200�possessed the rarest of traits; the looks of a player's iron but the performance of a game improvement iron.� The iron's rare ability to combine what would typically be two incompatible traits did not go unnoticed by professionals, as evidenced by its quick adoption on tour.� Titleist knew that if they could improve feel while pushing performance gains, the T200 could reach another level, and that's precisely what they did.� Every update to the T200 contributes to a more solid feel at impact.� The re-engineered chassis creates a stiffer structure, allowing refined Max Impact Technology to fit tighter against the new dual-taper forged face.� This leads to maximum speed, performance, and feel across the entire surface. The usage of denser D18 tungsten and a 2000-degree brazing process moves forward with the T200.� Typically reserved for aerospace projects, this unique process afforded Titleist's engineers the ability to locate the center of gravity with pinpoint exactness. �In addition to increasing accuracy and MOI, the CG creates fast, high-launching long irons and accurate scoring irons that find their mark with regularity. Titleist relied on input from tour pros and Vokey Design grind experts to perfect the trailing edge of the T200.� The new Variable Bounce Sole flows faster through the turf, even after contact. Despite the drastic updates inside the T200, the popular, tour-inspired shape of the iron remains consistent.� Titleist purposely designs the T200 with the same blade length and offset measurements as the T100 and T150 to create seamless transitions through blended sets. The stock steel and graphite shafts feature Ascending Mass Technology. �Ascending Mass gives players peak performance in each iron by gradually increasing the weight in each shaft. �Long irons are kept lighter to help increase swing speed and launch conditions, while heavier short irons improve consistency, control, and precision. Titleist T200 Iro

The previous generation T200�possessed the rarest of traits; the looks of a player's iron but the performance of a game improvement iron.� The iron's rare ability to combine what would typically be two incompatible traits did not go unnoticed by professionals, as evidenced by its quick adoption on tour.� Titleist knew that if they could improve feel while pushing performance gains, the T200 could reach another level, and that's precisely what they did.� Every update to the T200 contributes to a more solid feel at impact.� The re-engineered chassis creates a stiffer structure, allowing refined Max Impact Technology to fit tighter against the new dual-taper forged face.� This leads to maximum speed, performance, and feel across the entire surface. The usage of denser D18 tungsten and a 2000-degree brazing process moves forward with the T200.� Typically reserved for aerospace projects, this unique process afforded Titleist's engineers the ability to locate the center of gravity with pinpoint exactness. �In addition to increasing accuracy and MOI, the CG creates fast, high-launching long irons and accurate scoring irons that find their mark with regularity. Titleist relied on input from tour pros and Vokey Design grind experts to perfect the trailing edge of the T200.� The new Variable Bounce Sole flows faster through the turf, even after contact. Despite the drastic updates inside the T200, the popular, tour-inspired shape of the iron remains consistent.� Titleist purposely designs the T200 with the same blade length and offset measurements as the T100 and T150 to create seamless transitions through blended sets. The stock steel and graphite shafts feature Ascending Mass Technology. �Ascending Mass gives players peak performance in each iron by gradually increasing the weight in each shaft. �Long irons are kept lighter to help increase swing speed and launch conditions, while heavier short irons improve consistency, control, and precision. Titleist T200 Iro