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Are Mizuno t Zoids good?
Not the longest irons, Not the most forgiving irons, Not cranked up lofted irons,Not the eye catching graphics on irons. The most consistent distance and butter soft feeling irons you can ever hit. The old saying is true, Nothing fells like a Mizuno, these are superb irons.
What year did Mizuno MP 30 come out?
Mizuno Iron Models
| 1990 | 2004 |
|---|---|
| TP Original | MP-30 MP-30 2003 – 2005 See image |
| T-10 TP-10 1990 – 1994 See image | MP-37 MP-37 2004 – 2006 See image |
| TP-11 TP-11 1990 – 1994 See image | |
| TP-9 TP-9 1990 – 1997 See image | MX-23 MX-23 2004-2006 See image |
When did Mizuno MX-23 come out?
2003
Released in 2003, the Mizuno MX-23 irons are great for players who are a little more serious about their game.
When did Mizuno MX 25 come out?
2006
Product Information. Making its debut in 2006, the Mizuno MX 25 Iron Set is a solid set of high-performing clubs still preferred by many players. These clubs are made with Grain Flow Forged 1025E Pure Select mild carbon steel, which produces a soft yet solid feel.
How good is the new Mizuno T-Zoid pro?
Mizuno has taken the playability of the T-Zoid Pro and added more feel and control. Wow. Everyone said I could never play these clubs. I needed forgiving irons bla bla bla.
Are Mizuno Irons any good?
I adore these irons. excellent feedback on well struck or even miss hits. These will tell you exactly what you are doing wrong whether you are skulling the ball or hitting it fat. A very high recommendation from me. These clubs DO have good feel and feedback. I thought I would put my Cleveland form foged TA3’s away and try some Mizuno’s.
What irons do you use on the PGA Tour?
I am in the JUINOR PGA TOUR and I use these irons The MIZUNO T ZOIDS are the best for a serious golfer because they are cavity backs but the have a look and a feel of a blade and with a s300 shaft it will be pretty good for others. I am in the JUINOR PGA TOUR and I use these irons
Are 3 irons too forgiving for a striker?
A well struck shot feels fantastic and you have to be spot on to get the best results but if you are a little off they are still quite forgiving. The 3 iron is in the garage and the 4 seldom used. I would say if you get the right shaft and have the lie angle set properly a reasonable striker up to 15 or so could use these without too much trouble.