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Mizuno’s marvellous MP-33 irons are rightly considered something of a design classic. Those beautiful, sleek blades are the model of simplicity – nothing flash, just pure performance in a body to die for. Imagine, then, the problem facing Mizuno’s design department when the time came for an update. Just how do you improve on near-perfection?

Their first move was to get rid of the Mizuno MP-67 and design a new club called the Mizuno MP-68. Engineers first took the very best elements of the club’s predecessors, identified any flaws, ironed them out, added new technology and finally made it look gorgeous. Then it was time to sit back and watch the irons fly off the shelf.

Of course, there’s more to it that than. The Mizuno MP-68 is not just a new model for the sake of it. Great strides in design technology has enabled Mizuno to improve not just performance and consistency, but also the one area for which the Mizuno MP line is rightly famed: feel.

Where club design once relied on the craftsman’s eye, the all-seeing computer can now detect things that can’t even be seen. By using ‘modal’ analysis to record the vibration and sound frequencies going through a club at impact, Mizuno engineers are able to gauge the ‘feel’ and manipulate it accordingly. When Mizuno’s Tour players ‘blind tested’ the new irons against the Mizuno MP-33, 80 per-cent preferred the Mizuno MP-68.

But tuning the head was just one part of the jigsaw. A muscle-pad behind the clubhead ensures pure feedback, while a more centred CG (centre of gravity) location makes for a penetrating ball flight. These qualities – which are clearly sought after by the skilled players – are immediately apparent when playing the Mizuno MP-68.

At address, it’s a classic look. The heads are small, particularly the pitching wedge (scaled down considerably to be a real ’scoring’ wedge), the leading edges beautifully square and the topline thin. The Mizuno MP-68 looks like the real deal and plays like it too.

Feel at impact can only be described as soft. It’s lovely, and with a repeatable swing the feedback is quite superb. You know exactly how you’ve hit each shot, and there is certainly no disguising a poorly-struck effort. Not that there are too many of those, thanks to the cleverly tweaked sole. The leading and trailing edges have been rolled while the midsole has been flattened. It sounds a little complicated but it essentially means that the way the club make contact with the turf (known as ‘interaction’ in the trade) has been analysed so that any drag on the ground is minimised.

There’s also a consistency of strike off the clubface. There are no jumpers or fliers and the dispersion is predictably tight. The Mizuno MP-68s don’t feel like the longest iron on the market but at this level of play, distance is not a problem. Precision is everything, and the Mizuno MP-68 delivers.

The spin generated by the clubface is something else that deserves mentioning – even from the 7-iron, the ball was spinning landing.

Perhaps the greatest strength of the Mizuno MP-68 is its workability – the ability to move the ball through the air from right to left and left to right. With just the subtlest of adjustments in ball position, all manner of shot shapes can be delivered. And for the skilled player, that’s crucial.

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Each year golfers around the world are quick to buy the latest drivers to try anything to be longer and straighter off the tee than they were the year before. However the exact opposite is the case with golfers and their buying of iron sets. It seems that most players will purchase a set of irons and stick with them for quite some time. That can really lead to great things, because as you get more comfortable with irons and ball striking, scores will come down in most cases. I am no different than the average consumer because when it comes to testing irons, I have always struggled with the aspect of comparing them to my “broken in” set that I love so much.

When it comes to irons, no company has the overall respect it seems that Mizuno garners. The fans of their clubs and the people that play them regularly all say the same thing. “They feel better than anything else out on the market”. For years I have heard this very thing and for years I have struggled with Mizuno irons. It was never anything against the product, but they just did not work for me. I suppose for something like “feel” the golfer should have some kind of “touch”, and I have NONE or at least that is the way I describe my golf game. However recently The Hackers Paradise had the chance to review the Mizuno MX-700 driver and we were pretty happy with the results. As a person that had struggled with Mizuno irons, I struggled even more with their driver offerings. But one swing with the Mizuno MX-700 and I knew one thing was for sure. I could not wait to get a chance and try some of their new irons.

The Mizuno MX-200 irons arrived at our offices shortly after the completion of that review and as you can see from the picture above, they are extremely nice looking. I kept commenting to the others around the office that they are too nice looking to be played. Obviously it was my poor attempt at humor because the rest of the staff was just dying to try these out. Here is what Mizuno says about the MX-200 irons:

The new MX-200 irons with Y-tune technology are a quantum leap forward in forgiving, game improvement irons with the added benefit of unmistakeable Grain Flow Forged feel. Y-Tune technology successfully extends and expands the sweet area of the clubface out towards the toe to deliver amazing forgiveness on mis-hits. Through the use of a reengineered external power bar and inner Y-shaped cavity pad, the MX-200s are tuned for unbelievable forgiveness, great trajectory, and amazing feel. Further enhancing the forgiveness of the MX-200 is a slightly larger clubhead and the creation of a super-deep, milled pocket that creates a lower, deeper center of gravity, and delivers an easy, high launch. The MX-200 irons with Y-Tune Technology are unmatched in the industry for game improvement forgiveness and solid forged feel.

Armed with the new set of irons three of us THP’ers went out to the range and grabbed a few large bags of range balls. Each one of us warmed up with our normal clubs before making the switch to these irons. We found ourselves singing praise and not caring if we were talking in the middle of someone’s backswing. Our initial thoughts were consistent on three points about this set.

1. Softness and forgiving in the same club is very unique.
2. Confidence at setup of the club based on looks.
3. Feel at impact is not to be reckoned with. You almost feel NOTHING. (when struck well)

The next day I decided to give them a full round trial in my normal Wednesday morning group. Seeing them in the bag still is something to behold. I have never been one of those golfers that needs “thin this, or thick that” and appearance in irons has never really been my thing. But these were just different. Each time I pulled one out of the bag, confidence set in that I did not have before. But my love affair with the looks only goes so far, they still have to perform. On the course they performed even better than expected. They have a higher launch than I was used to and I liked it. The deep “pocket” in the cavity really brings down the center of gravity and it almost feels like the club swings itself. It took me about 3 holes to dial in the distance I was gaining from these clubs (about 5 yards per iron) and then it was as if a different golfer was out there playing.

Shot after shot the Mizuno MX-200 irons delivered. When I mishit a shot there was very little distance lost and the ball still flew straight. But more importantly than all that, was the fact that feedback was there as if I was playing a “Player’s Iron”. I knew why I mishit it and where I mishit it, without the bad shot dispersion I would have had with my normal iron set. More than any other feature, that was one that I was blown away by. The round concluded and I was even more impressed with the irons than from the range session. A 35 on the back nine did not hurt things that is for sure.

Overall the Mizuno MX-200 irons were better than advertised. As a golfer I am constantly searching for that feel that I remember getting with my first great shot I had ever hit about 20 years ago. The first time I struck these irons well it brought me back to that day. To find a game improvement iron that feels this good is something special and does not come around very often in the eyes of this reviewer. These irons are not perfect for every golfer out there, however if you are in the market for new irons, I strongly urge that you give the Mizuno MX-200 irons a try.

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Want to learn from the famous golfers ?
I am a golf lover, but my skill is very poor and there is something with my legs.Every time, when i am watching them on TV,how i wish to learn from them,learn to play ,learn to love golf!
Some famous golfers like Tiger woods,Bobby Jones,,Michelle Wie,Phil Mickelson,Jack Nicklaus,Arnold Palmer ,lee trevino ,Walter Hagen,Seve Ballesteros,Gene Sarzen  and so on .
I’d like to introduce them briefly.

Gene Sarzen won the grand slam award. He was amongst the inductees into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 1974. Srazen used heavy club. He was of the belief, for enlarging the hole size and adding more made putts will add to the popularity of the sport.

Being the youngest golfer to win the world Junior Amateur Championships, Woods received the honor of being the Amateur Golf World Player in 1992. He had started playing professionally in 1996. His achievement lies in the fact that at present he is a golfer who has won sixty-one PGA tours as well as twenty-two additional professional victories.

 

Popularly known as the “Golden Bear”, Jack Nicklaus is regarded as one of the greatest golfers of all time. When you go through the profiles of famous golfers, it is obvious that you will be finding the name “Nicklaus”. Born in Columbus in 1940, Nicklaus is considered to have made the game of golf as popular as it is today. This golfer had won his first Ohio State Junior title when he was just twelve. He went all professional in 1962 and in that year itself won the US Open.

Michelle Wie. Wie was born October 11, 1989 in Honolulu, Hawaii. She began playing golf at the age of four and was winning nearly every junior even by the age of 11. Two years later at the age of 13, Wie became the youngest player ever to make the cut in a LPGA event. She turned pro on October, 5 2005 and has since competed alongside some of the best male and female golfers of our time.
This great master has to his credit a total of 18 major titles, 113 professional triumphs and 73 PGA tour victories. He is still considered to be among the greatest putters and the longest hitting golfers in the history of golf.

 

 

Jack Nicklaus. Nicklaus was born in Columbus Ohio on January 21, 1940. He began playing golf at age 10 and won five straight Ohio State Junior events when he was only 12. He began his professional career in 1962 and defeated the heavily favored Arnold Palmer at the 1962 U.S. Open. Jack Nicklaus then went on to break all the records. In 1978 he achieved a triple career slam, winning all four professional golf majors three times. He’s the only golfer to have ever done this.

Arnold Palmer was the most famous among the rivals of Jack Nicklaus. His claim to fame lies in the fact that he has won about a hundred golfing events, four Vardon Trophies,
four awards for being the PGA Tour Money Winner, two PGA Player of the Year awards and many other rewards.
Wow! look at what they have done! what they can do ,and you also can do,let’s improve our skill now !
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