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WOW. All I can say. Hands down the single best fairway wood I have ever seen and/or hit tstoto

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I was a little embarrassed when I went golfing with a buddy of mine a few weeks ago and the grips started coming apart. The play is decent with these clubs (for the price you can get them for now). fleet repair Sarasota

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I understand that this ia a very old model from Mizuno. I don't even know when this issue came out. I got this set on Ebay for $45 in 2008.

The look of the head looks like the Ping Zing 2s for the exception of the toe bulge.

The shape of the head was an eye sore at first. It just turned my stomach. Like all things to condition, I was able to adapt.

These irons are VERY EASY to Hit! The majority of the face feels like a sweetspot. I got this in a R Flex, and it appears to have a mid-low kickpoint that has a fantastic flight for my smooth swinging iron speed (65mph).

I cannot find anything to read up on this model, and so, I felt that I should create this entry.

I give Very High Phrase for this model...It may be just an entry level irons into the Mizuno line back then, but I am herer to tell you that they did good on this.