Mizuno MX-700 Drivers
Mizuno MX-700 Drivers
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[May 05, 2010]
golfclubs
Shoots in the 80s
Mizuno MX-700 Driver
Customer Service great Similar Products Used: Mizuno MX-300 Irons |
[Apr 18, 2010]
31648
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
MX 700
A few weeks ago I purchased the MX 700 3 wood from a friends recommendation. I was so pleased with it, I went out and got the 10.5 driver with a stiff shaft. The club is the most forgiving and longest driver I've had to date. Customer Service Excellent Similar Products Used: Taylor Made Burner & R7 HT, Mizuno MP001, Callaway VFT, FT5, Cobra F and SS380, Cleveland Hibore and 09Launcher, Titleist 905T & 907 D2 |
[Nov 06, 2009]
jjloans
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
MX700
Itried my buddies MX700 and went out and bought one the next day. Great driver, and I have been looking for the right one for a LONG time, tried most everything.
Customer Service NA Similar Products Used: Everything. Also finally found THE irons: TM Burner '09's... sweeeet!! Fisher f7 putter, Vokey SM wedeges, Ping G10 18* hybrid. |
[Oct 12, 2009]
Dafaddu
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Mizuno MX700 9.5 degree, Regular Mizuno Exsar Shaft
I am a big fan of Mizuno Woods having had various models over the years. I really liked the look of the MX700 range and so used my golf vouchers to purchase the Driver and Hybrid. I bought the 3 wood with my own cash.
Customer Service Never used Similar Products Used: Titleist 909D3 (current driver), Titleist 905R, Mizuno MP001 (very good), Taylormade Burner Draw (inconsistent)Callaway Steelhead III, Srixon W403AD (weird ball flight) |
[Jun 07, 2009]
Lee
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Mizuno Mx-700
June 7th, 2009
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[Apr 07, 2009]
Double Gee
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Mizuno MX700
I am a driver ho!!!! - love looking at Clubs, reading reviews and trying various demo days. I then usually look at Ebay for a good second hand deal.
Customer Service fitting was far better than Titleist's! Similar Products Used: too many to remember. |
[Mar 15, 2009]
Dan Ash
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
9.5 Stiff Flex Exsar
I've owned quite a few drivers in the past, usualy buying off ebay due to reviews I'd read in magazines or online articles. Taylormade R7 425 and R5 Dual, Ping G5, Nike Sasquatch to name a few. My most recent driver which I've had for a year is the Cobra LD F Speed in Reg flex and 10.5 degrees. Apart from the awful noise at impact, the Cobra has been my favourite as it helped cure a bad push with fade into a nice draw. Its been instrumental in getting my handicap down by a couple of points, however, recently I'd developed a pull due to the increased effort/power I was putting into the swing to gain those extra few yards. So off I went to my local Direct-Golf store here in the UK specifically to get my swing speed measured, turns out I am now a constant 95 mph which is just into the stiff shaft bracket. I decided I may as well buy a new driver and told the sales assistant that money was no object; all I wanted was long and straight. I then tried the following drivers, all in a stiff shaft with either 9.5 or 10.5 loft: Ping rapture,Ping G10 with V2 shaft TM Tour Burner, Titleist 909D2 with Aldila Voodoo shaft,Adams XTD, Callaway FT9 and the Mizuno MX-700. I hit a few hundred balls over a couple of hours and discounted the drivers in the following order. First to go was the Titliest, I could not stop hooking this visciously with a very low flight. Next was the Tour Burner. If you can catch this on the sweet spot it goes forever; any heel or toes and you suffer badly. Both the Pings went next due to bad hooks and a high flight. I think if I'd have used a mid kick shaft the hooks would have been worse. The Callaway went next; this had a lovely mid to high boring flight and was quite good with shot dispersion. Again though, you'd need a good strike on the sweet spot (which I believe was bigger than the Tour Burner) everytime to benefit. If I'm being honest I also had its high price in the back of my mind. The last to go was the Adams. A great club that I could hit straight or with a slight draw time after time. Never did i hit a ball to the right! The only thing it lacked was some decent feedback on the shot. No matter where I hit it; toe, middle or heel; it all felt the same. So that leaves me with the Mizuno MX 700. Now I'd never tried Mizuno drivers ever; I'd used some MX 25 irons which were very good, but never really heard good things about their drivers. Things have changed! This driver is stinky long and stinky straight. The ball flight was high but not ballooning in anyway. It was easily as long as the Callaway FT9, maybe longer in total distance and definately longer in carry by a long way. Shot dispersion was amazing with everything landing pretty much where I aimed. Even after hitting hundres of balls with my arms getting tired, the club would just not go wrong. Very very forgiving all over the face too. Mizuno sell this club claiming it has the highest launch with the lowest spin - its true, it has! So I bought one there and then; 9.5 loft with a stock Exsar stiff shaft. Finally, for a comparison and 'old times sake', I hit one ball with my old Cobra and one with the new Mizuno. Cobra was a 240 yard pull, Mizuno was a 260 yard fairway splitter; Job Done! Customer Service Direct Golf UK; effing brilliant! Similar Products Used: Ping G5, TM R5 Duel N, R7 425, Cobra LD F Speed, Callaway Big Bertha (2007), Cleveland Launcher Composite |