I've waited a year to post my review of these 32's after grabbing them off E-Bay for a steal last winter. Like some noted already, I picked these after reading reviews, talking to some fellow players, and knowing I needed to move to a better iron to get my ball striking back. After three years playing some TM improvement irons, I found I was pretty sloppy. I'm not an equipment junkie and tend to stick with clubs for years. This was a difficult decision.

After a year, I can easily say that it worked. These irons give immediate feedback and let you know, without any doubt, whether you are in the zone. That's made me not only strike the ball more consistently but also play much better. I'm now flirting with the 70's again. They always talk about the buttery feel of Mizunos...I totally agree. Very workable and they fit perfectly with my high cut ball flight. I found my yardages to be nearly the same as with my TM RACS.

If you have some fundamental swing problems, these are simply not for you. I think to be safe, you really should be able to diagnose problems and quickly fix them because if you can't you're headed for ugly shot after ugly shot with these. I can't give a handicap level to recommend but if you are consistent with both your long and short irons they are at least worth a try.

Now it's off the the fitter and I expect they'll stay in the bag for a long time.

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Hvaen't tried it yet.....

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First off the reviews on this website influenced my decision to buy the MP-32. I have been struggling with my swing over the past few years. I've been on cavity backs, blades and just about everything in between trying to get back to being the ball striker I once was. I traded in my MP-37s (were in my garage) and picked up the MP-32. After 3.5 rounds and 3 trips to the range I've become a whole lot of trouble for the boys in my foursome. These irons are sweet! It's my 4th set of Mizuno irons and these are by far the best. My Pings just went on Ebay. I'm done. I love how the shape and size of the PW right fits in with my Cleveland wedges. It's a joy to get out and play again. These clubs have taken my game to the next level. Previously I could only hit it straight or with a draw. I can hit a high cut now. I have so much more confidence since I grooved my swing with these irons. Misses will make you look like a Chumley but not like a total idiot. I am focusing on where on the green I want to hit it now instead trying to stay away from the trouble. Try them out. You'll be a better player for it.

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For What?

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Well, although these irons have gotten rave reviews I just couldn't help myself and had to add another.
I have played a set of Mizuno Pros since highschool and it was finally time to retire those little babies so I started looking around for a nice set of blades. I decided it would either be the MP-14s (gorgeous club) or the MP-32s. I found a smoking deal on some MP-32s off of Ebay with new GolfPride multi-compounds wrapped around some DG SuperLite shafts in S300 flex/weight. I was a little apprehensive that the SL shaft would end up launching the ball too high especially since the MP-32s arent a very "strong" iron but I think the combination is wonderful.
As for the feel - incredible. Easy to hit? Absolutely. I found them to be quite forgiving on mis-hits and thought that the sweet spot was actually quite large for a "blade" (if that's what we're calling them). If you have a consistent swing you will be rewarded with the feel, distance, and trajectory that I think everyone wants. They provide enough feedback to let you know what you're doing wrong if you're swinging them a little loose. If you're making solid contact you will find that the ball flys long and high with a satisfying "click" at impact and a nice bite on the greens.
I can't wait to get back out on the course this weekend!

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I just bought a used set of mp 32's from Edwin Watts a week ago, for $299, in very good condition. My hc is 7.4. I had been playing mp57's for the last year, and really liked them, but wanted to try a blade type club.
The first time I tried them, I tried them on the course with no range practice. I did not like them at first. I was not hitting them on the sweet spot, so they felt very punitive. I had planned to take them back to EW's.
However, I saw the reviews on this site were overwhelmingly positive. So, I took them to the range 3 times this past week, then played 18 holes today.
Review: The clubs are awesome. Best performing club I've ever played. You can't muscle these things. You swing smooth and firm with acceleration. I shot 74 today, my personal best. Trajectory is great, boring but high enough. These are high performance clubs. You don't need to be a pro, but need to have a decent game. I'd say 10hc and below should play a club like this. These clubs help you swing good because you cannot get away with a quick, rushed, handsy swing. I love these clubs.

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The new iron look good.Their wieght is a little different in the shaft depending on its flex.The back of the iron head appears to be missing,if this aids the ball stike then maybe thats a good thing.

I picked up a new set of Mizuno MP-32's today and went straight to the range as you do.

I tentatively selected the 7 for my first swing of these mysterious 'Blades'.

Well, a 100 balls later I had a grin like a Cheshire cat, me, on a handicap of 26 (Mr Erratic), hitting long high (crikey they're high!) shot after shot with that wonderful 'click' on every stroke.

I wondered about this 'feel' business and I think I know what they mean. The clubs aren't as forgiving as my old dodgy copies, but what they did for me was tell me exactly what to do to hit the ball properly. It sounds strange but it works. I would normally close the face over on my old cavity backs and the ball would sort of go in the general direction. With the Mizunos, I lay the head on the ground (and it sits beautifully) and then I only look at the grip and pretty much ignore the head and I don't have my pea brain looking at the head and closing it over.

Anyway, it works I hit everything from 3 to P beautifully (a few straight line duds in the 3 & 4 that still went 150 metres).

So, if you strive to break 100 don't be put off with this 'Scratch to 2' stuff, it's just a plot by the better guys to keep us down by not being game enough to try a decent set of clubs.

Tonight, I'll be dreaming of me on a deserted island (with a decent course) and my new loves going 'click click'.

And....they look so nice !

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Just got 'em. Dynamic Gold shafts, X-Stiff shafts. Bought 'em off the net, no fitting, no problem. They feel & sit great.

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Keep reading because you're looking at the review of a scratch golfer. Someone who knows what "solid" and "pure" means when hitting an iron. I can hit fades, hooks, draws..whatever I want to when I want to if I have the right iron in my hands. The MP-32 is a delight. It cuts through the sod like a fine blade should. I was throwing darts all day. I hit 17 greens in regulation and three shots were within 3 feet. 3 feet is a gimmie for me. If you're above a 7 handicap I wouldn't put them in your bag. A 7 has no business with blades.

I've been playing these for roughly 2 years now. I had just got them properly fitted at the start of this season. I find that in the fairway these clubs are exeptional. I don't try to work the ball that much, but when I do, I can manage quite well. They don't have the best feel around the greens, and are quite short out of the rough.

When I look for my next set in a number of years, I will be sure to start with Mizuno.

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I found a set of barely used MP-32's with REGULAR-flex Dynamic Gold steel shafts two years ago at Golfsmith for $450. They replaced my graphite-shafted Mizuno MX-23's (which I LOVED). I'm a 15 handicap, 5'7", 210, 59 years young. I seldom try to "work" the ball and only play 10-12 rounds each summer. I have always been a good iron player including long irons (I purchased a 2-iron to go along with this 3-PW set) although I bought a Bobby Jones hybrid this year that has so far, replaced the 2-iron.

I wouldn't trade these MP-32's for anything. In fact, I keep looking for another set with Regular shafts to buy as a backup for the day these puppies wear out. There is no better feel in golf than hitting Mizuno forged irons on the sweet spot..."like a knife through butter" and it's true!

No need to be a scratch golfer to play these. You'll find the accuracy of your shots will quickly improve within 2-3 rounds. You'll also have almost perfect distance control. I hit my 7-iron 150 yards (which is why I use regular shafts) with almost perfect 10-yard increments on each club (2-iron = 200 yards, down to the PW = 120 yards). When the SkyCaddy says 162, I aim for the pin, swing a smooth 6-iron and let the CLUB do the work. The MP-32's will improve the iron play part of your game immensely. BUY THEM!!!

Now, if only I could putt! I had an 89 yesterday, but with 38 putts.

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Just bought a second hand set in v. good condition for €80, yes €80!!

Played 2 rounds with these and have just dumped new sets of Titleist ZM's and AP2's from my bag (Yes, I am a club ho!).

The reason: "Nothing feels like a Mizuno" - now I understand. Yes, the ZM's are very solid clubs, but they feel quite clicky, while the MP-32's are lovely and soft. They are suprising forgiving too. These clubs are the real deal and outperform ANY of the modern high tech musclebacks.

Bought the AP2's as back-ups to the ZM's for times when I couldn't put in the practice or not swinging 100%. The MP-32's negate the need for either set of Titleist irons.

These are soft, sweet, and workable with a perfect blend of forgiveness to keep you focused without getting overly punished for slight mis-hits.

Tried the new MP-62 - not nearly in the same leauge. I wish Mizuno still made these so I could buy a new set to put away

Now if only Mizuno learned how to make woods......

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