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Mizuno’s sound research led to one of the company’s sweetest sounding irons yet. I caught a couple heavy, and the impact and flight were barely affected.” – Player Comment “I thought the best synergy of sod and steel was in the MP-62s, but these beat that. The MP-53 is the more forgiving of Mizuno’s two players irons, and there are plenty of custom options available to help you find what you’re looking for.” – Hot List JudgeĬategory Leader and 5 out of 5 stars in “Performance” and “Look/Sound/Feel” categories. “The company continues to take classic designs and make them more versatile without compromising the feel it’s known for. Mis-hits weren’t as painful as I probably deserved, and that’s just what you want to see.” – Player Comment “I felt like I could detect the weight in every sequence of my swing. The JPX 921 forged allows that to happen. The reason that better players want to feel what is happening at impact is so that they can make adjustments and changes in their swing to become better players. Whatever sole grind this is, it makes a perfect divot.” – Player Comment With the new JPX921, Mizuno used its brand new Harmonic Impact Technology that helps to give players both feel and feedback. “It’s a game-improvement club that you can fool your friends with It looks like a players iron, but middle-handicappers can play well with these.” – Hot List Judgeĥ out of 5 stars in “Innovation” category. It’s also easier to maneuver than a lot of players irons I’ve hit.” – Player Comment “The ball flight is a little lower than other irons in this category. It has a medium-high ball flight that is workable and repeatable.” – Player CommentĬategory Leader and 5 out of 5 stars for “Look/Sound/Feel.” The iron has plenty of pop and more than a hint of forgiveness.” – Hot List Judge If you want clubs that are super forgiving to the point that it almost. “The JPX-800 is an attempt by Mizuno to go beyond its “player iron” heritage, and the company has succeeded. As a high handicapper, using the right irons can help you improve quickly. No other manufacturer can make that claim! FOUR new Mizuno irons, FOUR Gold Medals, and an ALL-GOLD Mizuno iron line-up for 2011. Accolades such as these are a testament to Mizuno’s unmatched Global R&D resources, superior designs, and patented manufacturing processes. Mizuno now has a total of SIX Gold Medal irons in their award-winning 2011 iron line-up, as the MP-58 won Gold and ‘Editor’s Choice’ in the 2010 Hot List, and the MX-1000 was also GOLD in the Super Game Improvement category in 2010 (MP-68 was not tested as they don’t include pure musclebacks).

Mizuno super player improvement club pro#

The JPX-800 and JPX-800 Pro irons each took home the top prize in the Game Improvement category, while the MP-53 and MP-63 scored GOLD in Player’s Irons.

Mizuno has done it yet again, as FOUR more irons can now call themselves Golf Digest “Hot List” GOLD Medal winners. This week’s column is from our Mizuno Golf sales rep, Scott Little. Haggin Oaks is going to start running a handful of columns and Q&A’s with several of our manufacturer representatives over the course of 2011.