Mizuno T-Zoid Blue Rage Fairway Woods
Mizuno T-Zoid Blue Rage Fairway Woods
USER REVIEWS
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[Mar 18, 2003]
Blaine Chadwick
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Mizuno Blue Rage 3 wood
This is the best fairway wood i have ever played. Used to use a Callaway steelhead but this club is longer and mor forgiving. i hit it anywhere from 210-230 yards strait as an arrow. Customer Service GREAT Similar Products Used: Steelhaed, Titleist 975f |
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[Feb 19, 2003]
Rich
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
3-wood, Stiff-Graphite
I purchased this club for $190.00(can), and it has been excellent club(for the short time i have owned it). Because of its accuracy I have been able to hit par 5's in two, much more often then I was with my old 3-wood, which had a tendency to spray shots in all directions causing me much trouble. I have found it quite easy to hit off the deck, which helps my game very much because I take frequent risks. I have also found it to be reasonably long.In all i would recommend this club for the better player and not for a person who struggles with ball striking. It is a small club head and is NOT at all the best for tee shots. It is a great club, but through my experiences there are better clubs for tee shots, and I have found that its best played off the deck. Similar Products Used: Previous club was a Ping i3, and I found it to have bad accuracy, but good distance. |
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[Dec 12, 2002]
nick pylarinos
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Mizuno Blue Rage woods
forged over cast makes a big difference, both the 3 wood and 5 wood that I bought have a lot of feel. Distnce is same as old titleist 3 wood though didnt pick up anything extra there. I had bought the 3 wood first and was so happy I went back and got the 5 wood. Similar Products Used: Titleist 975F |
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[Sep 25, 2002]
Duddles
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Blue Rage 5 Wood Steel shaft
I'm a huge Miznuo fan. I think they make great golf products, and wish more people knew about them. The fact that they don't pay players to use their irons is part of the reason their the biggest golf secret around. This five wood is great. I hit it with a slight fade, and have no problem gettig it up off the deck. It has great spin as well. Since it's forged it has amazing feel. I have a TM 200 3 Wood, and the feel is lacking on that club. The five wood is long, sweet sounding and very forgiving. And you can get these at a great price. If you're in the market test this puppy out. Similar Products Used: Callaway Steelhead Plus, Cleveland Quadpro |
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[Aug 15, 2002]
onno
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
mizuno blue rage
Bought the 7 wood and loved it from the first hit. Forget your iron 3. Good playability and feedback. Forgiving and very long. Definitely better than my former steelhead +. The 7 wood is as long as the steelhead 5. Immediately sold my steelheads 1,3,5 and bought the rage 3 which is as good as the 7. I strongly recommend this wood for players of my level. Customer Service not used Similar Products Used: steelhead + |
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[Aug 02, 2002]
ozzy67
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
3 Wood Blue Rage
This club is incredible I bought the t zoid forged 5 Wood last years model which is really good but this club is just as good if not better in my opinon this is the best fairway wood I have ever played it hits far and straight, cant ask for more. I might go back and get the 7 wood and ditch my 3 iron because these woods are more consistant then my irons. Better than the new ping and taylor made fairways woods by far!!!!!!! Wish I bought the Mx 11 irons now cause the wood are good the irons cant be far off!!!!! Similar Products Used: fairways woods include Nicklaus air max(not bad) ping3 sucks to much money and taylor made 200 series(2nd best to the mizuno's |