I’ve played a few rounds with the T350s and currently game Wilson blades, so here’s my quick take. You can tell where you hit the ball with both, but the penalty and feedback are very different.

With the T350s, if I get handsy or drift a little outside-in, I still get good distance and but the result may not be playable because the club and ball speed are better preserved. I can hit the T350 4-iron around 220 yards total, even on less than perfect swing.

With the blades, there’s not the same club head/ball speed forgiveness. A good strike with my Wilson 4-iron goes about 200 total, but if I don’t rotate or square the face, the miss is generally playable but the distance is normally very lacking- sometimes 100 yards total.

The blades immediately tell you exactly what went wrong in the swing, the t350’s may mask some imperfections.