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Die Evangelien stellen Jesus als Sohn Gottes dar. Is das glaubwürdig? Wurden night dem "historischen Jesus" erst nachträglich Worte un Taten zugeschrieben, die ihn in ein göttliches Licht rücken? Dieses Buch nimmt das ganze der Bibel und das geschichtliche Umfeld Jesu in den Blick. Es zeigt: Die Evangelien verdecken nicht die historische Wahrheit über Jesus, dondern legen sie offen.

Im Mittelalter wesentlich bekannter als Hildegard von Bingen, mit der sie in Kontakt stand, war die Mystikerin Elisabeth (1129-1164), die im Benediktinerinnenkloster Schoenau (bei Koblenz) lebte. Sie hat ein Offenbarungsbuch hinterlassen, das Buch der Gottes.

47 pages, illustrated in color. Text in German and English by Elisabeth Grossmann. - Bob Bonies Im Arithmeum rechne einst und heute - As new copy. Complete with the invitation card for the exhibition. Also as new Size: 300 x 243 Mm

Im Cosmos Der Romantik Elisabeth Linhart - CD 717281908016

Titleist created a masterpiece with the T100, as evidenced by the fact that it's played by more touring professionals than any other iron in the world.� Players such as Jordan Spieth, Cameron Smith, Justin Thomas, Max Homa, Will Zalatoris, Sunjae Im, and Tom Kim are among the many to trust T100.� When designing the new model, Titleist utilized constant feedback and testing from some of the world's best ball strikers, subtly refining and improving the irons to preserve their status as the gold standard on tour. The latest evolution of the dual-cavity, forged construction T100 features dense D18 tungsten crafted with a 2000-degree brazing process typically reserved for aerospace engineering.� Better tungsten eliminates weld points, creates an extremely precise center of gravity, and combines with an enhanced back bar to provide the exact stability and sensation the world's best players demand from well-struck shots. Tour players value consistency as much, if not more, than any other trait in their equipment.� For that reason, Titleist precision CNC milled the T100's face and made a minor adjustment to the CG, resulting in more control and a steadier ball flight.� This is particularly helpful when moving from the fairway to the first cut, where reducing "jumpers" or "flyers" that wreak havoc on distance control pays enormous dividends. Turf interaction is the final ingredient involved in perfecting the T100.� Working with Tour pros and the grind experts at Vokey Design, Titleist's engineers improve the Variable Bounce Sole by smoothing and softening the trailing edge.� This makes the club flow faster through the turf, a surprisingly meaningful improvement. Titleist equips the T100 with Ascending Mass Technology shafts in steel and graphite.� 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 improv

Titleist created a masterpiece with the T100, as evidenced by the fact that it's played by more touring professionals than any other iron in the world.� Players such as Jordan Spieth, Cameron Smith, Justin Thomas, Max Homa, Will Zalatoris, Sunjae Im, and Tom Kim are among the many to trust T100.� When designing the new model, Titleist utilized constant feedback and testing from some of the world's best ball strikers, subtly refining and improving the irons to preserve their status as the gold standard on tour. The latest evolution of the dual-cavity, forged construction T100 features dense D18 tungsten crafted with a 2000-degree brazing process typically reserved for aerospace engineering.� Better tungsten eliminates weld points, creates an extremely precise center of gravity, and combines with an enhanced back bar to provide the exact stability and sensation the world's best players demand from well-struck shots. Tour players value consistency as much, if not more, than any other trait in their equipment.� For that reason, Titleist precision CNC milled the T100's face and made a minor adjustment to the CG, resulting in more control and a steadier ball flight.� This is particularly helpful when moving from the fairway to the first cut, where reducing "jumpers" or "flyers" that wreak havoc on distance control pays enormous dividends. Turf interaction is the final ingredient involved in perfecting the T100.� Working with Tour pros and the grind experts at Vokey Design, Titleist's engineers improve the Variable Bounce Sole by smoothing and softening the trailing edge.� This makes the club flow faster through the turf, a surprisingly meaningful improvement. Titleist equips the T100 with Ascending Mass Technology shafts in steel and graphite.� 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 improv

Titleist created a masterpiece with the T100, as evidenced by the fact that it's played by more touring professionals than any other iron in the world.� Players such as Jordan Spieth, Cameron Smith, Justin Thomas, Max Homa, Will Zalatoris, Sunjae Im, and Tom Kim are among the many to trust T100.� When designing the new model, Titleist utilized constant feedback and testing from some of the world's best ball strikers, subtly refining and improving the irons to preserve their status as the gold standard on tour. The latest evolution of the dual-cavity, forged construction T100 features dense D18 tungsten crafted with a 2000-degree brazing process typically reserved for aerospace engineering.� Better tungsten eliminates weld points, creates an extremely precise center of gravity, and combines with an enhanced back bar to provide the exact stability and sensation the world's best players demand from well-struck shots. Tour players value consistency as much, if not more, than any other trait in their equipment.� For that reason, Titleist precision CNC milled the T100's face and made a minor adjustment to the CG, resulting in more control and a steadier ball flight.� This is particularly helpful when moving from the fairway to the first cut, where reducing "jumpers" or "flyers" that wreak havoc on distance control pays enormous dividends. Turf interaction is the final ingredient involved in perfecting the T100.� Working with Tour pros and the grind experts at Vokey Design, Titleist's engineers improve the Variable Bounce Sole by smoothing and softening the trailing edge.� This makes the club flow faster through the turf, a surprisingly meaningful improvement. Titleist equips the T100 with Ascending Mass Technology shafts in steel and graphite.� 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 improv

Titleist created a masterpiece with the T100, as evidenced by the fact that it's played by more touring professionals than any other iron in the world.� Players such as Jordan Spieth, Cameron Smith, Justin Thomas, Max Homa, Will Zalatoris, Sunjae Im, and Tom Kim are among the many to trust T100.� When designing the new model, Titleist utilized constant feedback and testing from some of the world's best ball strikers, subtly refining and improving the irons to preserve their status as the gold standard on tour. The latest evolution of the dual-cavity, forged construction T100 features dense D18 tungsten crafted with a 2000-degree brazing process typically reserved for aerospace engineering.� Better tungsten eliminates weld points, creates an extremely precise center of gravity, and combines with an enhanced back bar to provide the exact stability and sensation the world's best players demand from well-struck shots. Tour players value consistency as much, if not more, than any other trait in their equipment.� For that reason, Titleist precision CNC milled the T100's face and made a minor adjustment to the CG, resulting in more control and a steadier ball flight.� This is particularly helpful when moving from the fairway to the first cut, where reducing "jumpers" or "flyers" that wreak havoc on distance control pays enormous dividends. Turf interaction is the final ingredient involved in perfecting the T100.� Working with Tour pros and the grind experts at Vokey Design, Titleist's engineers improve the Variable Bounce Sole by smoothing and softening the trailing edge.� This makes the club flow faster through the turf, a surprisingly meaningful improvement. Titleist equips the T100 with Ascending Mass Technology shafts in steel and graphite.� 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 improv

Titleist created a masterpiece with the T100, as evidenced by the fact that it's played by more touring professionals than any other iron in the world.� Players such as Jordan Spieth, Cameron Smith, Justin Thomas, Max Homa, Will Zalatoris, Sunjae Im, and Tom Kim are among the many to trust T100.� When designing the new model, Titleist utilized constant feedback and testing from some of the world's best ball strikers, subtly refining and improving the irons to preserve their status as the gold standard on tour. The latest evolution of the dual-cavity, forged construction T100 features dense D18 tungsten crafted with a 2000-degree brazing process typically reserved for aerospace engineering.� Better tungsten eliminates weld points, creates an extremely precise center of gravity, and combines with an enhanced back bar to provide the exact stability and sensation the world's best players demand from well-struck shots. Tour players value consistency as much, if not more, than any other trait in their equipment.� For that reason, Titleist precision CNC milled the T100's face and made a minor adjustment to the CG, resulting in more control and a steadier ball flight.� This is particularly helpful when moving from the fairway to the first cut, where reducing "jumpers" or "flyers" that wreak havoc on distance control pays enormous dividends. Turf interaction is the final ingredient involved in perfecting the T100.� Working with Tour pros and the grind experts at Vokey Design, Titleist's engineers improve the Variable Bounce Sole by smoothing and softening the trailing edge.� This makes the club flow faster through the turf, a surprisingly meaningful improvement. Titleist equips the T100 with Ascending Mass Technology shafts in steel and graphite.� 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 improv

Titleist created a masterpiece with the T100, as evidenced by the fact that it's played by more touring professionals than any other iron in the world.� Players such as Jordan Spieth, Cameron Smith, Justin Thomas, Max Homa, Will Zalatoris, Sunjae Im, and Tom Kim are among the many to trust T100.� When designing the new model, Titleist utilized constant feedback and testing from some of the world's best ball strikers, subtly refining and improving the irons to preserve their status as the gold standard on tour. The latest evolution of the dual-cavity, forged construction T100 features dense D18 tungsten crafted with a 2000-degree brazing process typically reserved for aerospace engineering.� Better tungsten eliminates weld points, creates an extremely precise center of gravity, and combines with an enhanced back bar to provide the exact stability and sensation the world's best players demand from well-struck shots. Tour players value consistency as much, if not more, than any other trait in their equipment.� For that reason, Titleist precision CNC milled the T100's face and made a minor adjustment to the CG, resulting in more control and a steadier ball flight.� This is particularly helpful when moving from the fairway to the first cut, where reducing "jumpers" or "flyers" that wreak havoc on distance control pays enormous dividends. Turf interaction is the final ingredient involved in perfecting the T100.� Working with Tour pros and the grind experts at Vokey Design, Titleist's engineers improve the Variable Bounce Sole by smoothing and softening the trailing edge.� This makes the club flow faster through the turf, a surprisingly meaningful improvement. Titleist equips the T100 with Ascending Mass Technology shafts in steel and graphite.� 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 improv

Titleist created a masterpiece with the T100, as evidenced by the fact that it's played by more touring professionals than any other iron in the world.� Players such as Jordan Spieth, Cameron Smith, Justin Thomas, Max Homa, Will Zalatoris, Sunjae Im, and Tom Kim are among the many to trust T100.� When designing the new model, Titleist utilized constant feedback and testing from some of the world's best ball strikers, subtly refining and improving the irons to preserve their status as the gold standard on tour. The latest evolution of the dual-cavity, forged construction T100 features dense D18 tungsten crafted with a 2000-degree brazing process typically reserved for aerospace engineering.� Better tungsten eliminates weld points, creates an extremely precise center of gravity, and combines with an enhanced back bar to provide the exact stability and sensation the world's best players demand from well-struck shots. Tour players value consistency as much, if not more, than any other trait in their equipment.� For that reason, Titleist precision CNC milled the T100's face and made a minor adjustment to the CG, resulting in more control and a steadier ball flight.� This is particularly helpful when moving from the fairway to the first cut, where reducing "jumpers" or "flyers" that wreak havoc on distance control pays enormous dividends. Turf interaction is the final ingredient involved in perfecting the T100.� Working with Tour pros and the grind experts at Vokey Design, Titleist's engineers improve the Variable Bounce Sole by smoothing and softening the trailing edge.� This makes the club flow faster through the turf, a surprisingly meaningful improvement. Titleist equips the T100 with Ascending Mass Technology shafts in steel and graphite.� 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 improv

Titleist created a masterpiece with the T100, as evidenced by the fact that it's played by more touring professionals than any other iron in the world.� Players such as Jordan Spieth, Cameron Smith, Justin Thomas, Max Homa, Will Zalatoris, Sunjae Im, and Tom Kim are among the many to trust T100.� When designing the new model, Titleist utilized constant feedback and testing from some of the world's best ball strikers, subtly refining and improving the irons to preserve their status as the gold standard on tour. The latest evolution of the dual-cavity, forged construction T100 features dense D18 tungsten crafted with a 2000-degree brazing process typically reserved for aerospace engineering.� Better tungsten eliminates weld points, creates an extremely precise center of gravity, and combines with an enhanced back bar to provide the exact stability and sensation the world's best players demand from well-struck shots. Tour players value consistency as much, if not more, than any other trait in their equipment.� For that reason, Titleist precision CNC milled the T100's face and made a minor adjustment to the CG, resulting in more control and a steadier ball flight.� This is particularly helpful when moving from the fairway to the first cut, where reducing "jumpers" or "flyers" that wreak havoc on distance control pays enormous dividends. Turf interaction is the final ingredient involved in perfecting the T100.� Working with Tour pros and the grind experts at Vokey Design, Titleist's engineers improve the Variable Bounce Sole by smoothing and softening the trailing edge.� This makes the club flow faster through the turf, a surprisingly meaningful improvement. Titleist equips the T100 with Ascending Mass Technology shafts in steel and graphite.� 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 improv

Titleist created a masterpiece with the T100, as evidenced by the fact that it's played by more touring professionals than any other iron in the world.� Players such as Jordan Spieth, Cameron Smith, Justin Thomas, Max Homa, Will Zalatoris, Sunjae Im, and Tom Kim are among the many to trust T100.� When designing the new model, Titleist utilized constant feedback and testing from some of the world's best ball strikers, subtly refining and improving the irons to preserve their status as the gold standard on tour. The latest evolution of the dual-cavity, forged construction T100 features dense D18 tungsten crafted with a 2000-degree brazing process typically reserved for aerospace engineering.� Better tungsten eliminates weld points, creates an extremely precise center of gravity, and combines with an enhanced back bar to provide the exact stability and sensation the world's best players demand from well-struck shots. Tour players value consistency as much, if not more, than any other trait in their equipment.� For that reason, Titleist precision CNC milled the T100's face and made a minor adjustment to the CG, resulting in more control and a steadier ball flight.� This is particularly helpful when moving from the fairway to the first cut, where reducing "jumpers" or "flyers" that wreak havoc on distance control pays enormous dividends. Turf interaction is the final ingredient involved in perfecting the T100.� Working with Tour pros and the grind experts at Vokey Design, Titleist's engineers improve the Variable Bounce Sole by smoothing and softening the trailing edge.� This makes the club flow faster through the turf, a surprisingly meaningful improvement. Titleist equips the T100 with Ascending Mass Technology shafts in steel and graphite.� 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 improv

Titleist created a masterpiece with the T100, as evidenced by the fact that it's played by more touring professionals than any other iron in the world.� Players such as Jordan Spieth, Cameron Smith, Justin Thomas, Max Homa, Will Zalatoris, Sunjae Im, and Tom Kim are among the many to trust T100.� When designing the new model, Titleist utilized constant feedback and testing from some of the world's best ball strikers, subtly refining and improving the irons to preserve their status as the gold standard on tour. The latest evolution of the dual-cavity, forged construction T100 features dense D18 tungsten crafted with a 2000-degree brazing process typically reserved for aerospace engineering.� Better tungsten eliminates weld points, creates an extremely precise center of gravity, and combines with an enhanced back bar to provide the exact stability and sensation the world's best players demand from well-struck shots. Tour players value consistency as much, if not more, than any other trait in their equipment.� For that reason, Titleist precision CNC milled the T100's face and made a minor adjustment to the CG, resulting in more control and a steadier ball flight.� This is particularly helpful when moving from the fairway to the first cut, where reducing "jumpers" or "flyers" that wreak havoc on distance control pays enormous dividends. Turf interaction is the final ingredient involved in perfecting the T100.� Working with Tour pros and the grind experts at Vokey Design, Titleist's engineers improve the Variable Bounce Sole by smoothing and softening the trailing edge.� This makes the club flow faster through the turf, a surprisingly meaningful improvement. Titleist equips the T100 with Ascending Mass Technology shafts in steel and graphite.� 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 improv

Titleist created a masterpiece with the T100, as evidenced by the fact that it's played by more touring professionals than any other iron in the world.� Players such as Jordan Spieth, Cameron Smith, Justin Thomas, Max Homa, Will Zalatoris, Sunjae Im, and Tom Kim are among the many to trust T100.� When designing the new model, Titleist utilized constant feedback and testing from some of the world's best ball strikers, subtly refining and improving the irons to preserve their status as the gold standard on tour. The latest evolution of the dual-cavity, forged construction T100 features dense D18 tungsten crafted with a 2000-degree brazing process typically reserved for aerospace engineering.� Better tungsten eliminates weld points, creates an extremely precise center of gravity, and combines with an enhanced back bar to provide the exact stability and sensation the world's best players demand from well-struck shots. Tour players value consistency as much, if not more, than any other trait in their equipment.� For that reason, Titleist precision CNC milled the T100's face and made a minor adjustment to the CG, resulting in more control and a steadier ball flight.� This is particularly helpful when moving from the fairway to the first cut, where reducing "jumpers" or "flyers" that wreak havoc on distance control pays enormous dividends. Turf interaction is the final ingredient involved in perfecting the T100.� Working with Tour pros and the grind experts at Vokey Design, Titleist's engineers improve the Variable Bounce Sole by smoothing and softening the trailing edge.� This makes the club flow faster through the turf, a surprisingly meaningful improvement. Titleist equips the T100 with Ascending Mass Technology shafts in steel and graphite.� 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 improv

Titleist created a masterpiece with the T100, as evidenced by the fact that it's played by more touring professionals than any other iron in the world.� Players such as Jordan Spieth, Cameron Smith, Justin Thomas, Max Homa, Will Zalatoris, Sunjae Im, and Tom Kim are among the many to trust T100.� When designing the new model, Titleist utilized constant feedback and testing from some of the world's best ball strikers, subtly refining and improving the irons to preserve their status as the gold standard on tour. The latest evolution of the dual-cavity, forged construction T100 features dense D18 tungsten crafted with a 2000-degree brazing process typically reserved for aerospace engineering.� Better tungsten eliminates weld points, creates an extremely precise center of gravity, and combines with an enhanced back bar to provide the exact stability and sensation the world's best players demand from well-struck shots. Tour players value consistency as much, if not more, than any other trait in their equipment.� For that reason, Titleist precision CNC milled the T100's face and made a minor adjustment to the CG, resulting in more control and a steadier ball flight.� This is particularly helpful when moving from the fairway to the first cut, where reducing "jumpers" or "flyers" that wreak havoc on distance control pays enormous dividends. Turf interaction is the final ingredient involved in perfecting the T100.� Working with Tour pros and the grind experts at Vokey Design, Titleist's engineers improve the Variable Bounce Sole by smoothing and softening the trailing edge.� This makes the club flow faster through the turf, a surprisingly meaningful improvement. Titleist equips the T100 with Ascending Mass Technology shafts in steel and graphite.� 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 improv

Titleist created a masterpiece with the T100, as evidenced by the fact that it's played by more touring professionals than any other iron in the world.� Players such as Jordan Spieth, Cameron Smith, Justin Thomas, Max Homa, Will Zalatoris, Sunjae Im, and Tom Kim are among the many to trust T100.� When designing the new model, Titleist utilized constant feedback and testing from some of the world's best ball strikers, subtly refining and improving the irons to preserve their status as the gold standard on tour. The latest evolution of the dual-cavity, forged construction T100 features dense D18 tungsten crafted with a 2000-degree brazing process typically reserved for aerospace engineering.� Better tungsten eliminates weld points, creates an extremely precise center of gravity, and combines with an enhanced back bar to provide the exact stability and sensation the world's best players demand from well-struck shots. Tour players value consistency as much, if not more, than any other trait in their equipment.� For that reason, Titleist precision CNC milled the T100's face and made a minor adjustment to the CG, resulting in more control and a steadier ball flight.� This is particularly helpful when moving from the fairway to the first cut, where reducing "jumpers" or "flyers" that wreak havoc on distance control pays enormous dividends. Turf interaction is the final ingredient involved in perfecting the T100.� Working with Tour pros and the grind experts at Vokey Design, Titleist's engineers improve the Variable Bounce Sole by smoothing and softening the trailing edge.� This makes the club flow faster through the turf, a surprisingly meaningful improvement. Titleist equips the T100 with Ascending Mass Technology shafts in steel and graphite.� 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 improv

Titleist created a masterpiece with the T100, as evidenced by the fact that it's played by more touring professionals than any other iron in the world.� Players such as Jordan Spieth, Cameron Smith, Justin Thomas, Max Homa, Will Zalatoris, Sunjae Im, and Tom Kim are among the many to trust T100.� When designing the new model, Titleist utilized constant feedback and testing from some of the world's best ball strikers, subtly refining and improving the irons to preserve their status as the gold standard on tour. The latest evolution of the dual-cavity, forged construction T100 features dense D18 tungsten crafted with a 2000-degree brazing process typically reserved for aerospace engineering.� Better tungsten eliminates weld points, creates an extremely precise center of gravity, and combines with an enhanced back bar to provide the exact stability and sensation the world's best players demand from well-struck shots. Tour players value consistency as much, if not more, than any other trait in their equipment.� For that reason, Titleist precision CNC milled the T100's face and made a minor adjustment to the CG, resulting in more control and a steadier ball flight.� This is particularly helpful when moving from the fairway to the first cut, where reducing "jumpers" or "flyers" that wreak havoc on distance control pays enormous dividends. Turf interaction is the final ingredient involved in perfecting the T100.� Working with Tour pros and the grind experts at Vokey Design, Titleist's engineers improve the Variable Bounce Sole by smoothing and softening the trailing edge.� This makes the club flow faster through the turf, a surprisingly meaningful improvement. Titleist equips the T100 with Ascending Mass Technology shafts in steel and graphite.� 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 improv

Titleist created a masterpiece with the T100, as evidenced by the fact that it's played by more touring professionals than any other iron in the world.� Players such as Jordan Spieth, Cameron Smith, Justin Thomas, Max Homa, Will Zalatoris, Sunjae Im, and Tom Kim are among the many to trust T100.� When designing the new model, Titleist utilized constant feedback and testing from some of the world's best ball strikers, subtly refining and improving the irons to preserve their status as the gold standard on tour. The latest evolution of the dual-cavity, forged construction T100 features dense D18 tungsten crafted with a 2000-degree brazing process typically reserved for aerospace engineering.� Better tungsten eliminates weld points, creates an extremely precise center of gravity, and combines with an enhanced back bar to provide the exact stability and sensation the world's best players demand from well-struck shots. Tour players value consistency as much, if not more, than any other trait in their equipment.� For that reason, Titleist precision CNC milled the T100's face and made a minor adjustment to the CG, resulting in more control and a steadier ball flight.� This is particularly helpful when moving from the fairway to the first cut, where reducing "jumpers" or "flyers" that wreak havoc on distance control pays enormous dividends. Turf interaction is the final ingredient involved in perfecting the T100.� Working with Tour pros and the grind experts at Vokey Design, Titleist's engineers improve the Variable Bounce Sole by smoothing and softening the trailing edge.� This makes the club flow faster through the turf, a surprisingly meaningful improvement. Titleist equips the T100 with Ascending Mass Technology shafts in steel and graphite.� 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 improv

Titleist created a masterpiece with the T100, as evidenced by the fact that it's played by more touring professionals than any other iron in the world.� Players such as Jordan Spieth, Cameron Smith, Justin Thomas, Max Homa, Will Zalatoris, Sunjae Im, and Tom Kim are among the many to trust T100.� When designing the new model, Titleist utilized constant feedback and testing from some of the world's best ball strikers, subtly refining and improving the irons to preserve their status as the gold standard on tour. The latest evolution of the dual-cavity, forged construction T100 features dense D18 tungsten crafted with a 2000-degree brazing process typically reserved for aerospace engineering.� Better tungsten eliminates weld points, creates an extremely precise center of gravity, and combines with an enhanced back bar to provide the exact stability and sensation the world's best players demand from well-struck shots. Tour players value consistency as much, if not more, than any other trait in their equipment.� For that reason, Titleist precision CNC milled the T100's face and made a minor adjustment to the CG, resulting in more control and a steadier ball flight.� This is particularly helpful when moving from the fairway to the first cut, where reducing "jumpers" or "flyers" that wreak havoc on distance control pays enormous dividends. Turf interaction is the final ingredient involved in perfecting the T100.� Working with Tour pros and the grind experts at Vokey Design, Titleist's engineers improve the Variable Bounce Sole by smoothing and softening the trailing edge.� This makes the club flow faster through the turf, a surprisingly meaningful improvement. Titleist equips the T100 with Ascending Mass Technology shafts in steel and graphite.� 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 improv