Mizuno MP-57 Irons
Mizuno MP-57 Irons
[Jun 26, 2008]
johnmp57
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
MP-57
I purchased these clubs this year from my local pro at my home course. I previously had the mx-23's. I found that it was time to make the move because I was able to shape shots finally. All I can say is "WOW" these irons are buttery soft, extremely forgiving and accurate as a laser! I have noticed at times I have to drop a club (old 9 iron is now an 8) but this might be because I am hitting the ball much cleaner (alot less skulling). If you are looking to take your game to the next level look no further!!!!!!!! |
[Jun 12, 2008]
caymancaptive
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
mp 57 S300 shaft
dumped my Callaway x20 tours for these and what a great move it was. Feel is great and accuracy is much improved. No loss of distance and if anything gained 5 yards per club. went with s300 shaft - no need for project x unless you are on tour - ball flight plenty high with s300. icing on cake - beautiful irons to stand over and carry in your bag. |
[Jun 11, 2008]
rlouthain
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
MP-57
Great sticks. I recently switched from being a Titleist guy (735's) and couldn't be happier with the move. I have the DG S300 shafts and the ball flight is perfect for me. I've also noticed that these tend to be more durable when it comes to nicks and dings from "bag chatter." I can't say that about other forged irons. In my book the forgiveness to feedback ratio is excellent. Similar Products Used: Demoed AP2's & Ping i10's. Owned 735cm's and 755's from Titleist. |
[Jun 04, 2008]
Hastingscc
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Mizuno MP-57
I spent a great deal of time researching what irons I wanted to try and possibly buy. Being left handed it was challenging to say the least. I settled on one of the three Mizuno irons the MP-32,57,or 60. I was in Arizona in March and was able to hit the 57's and the 32's in a simulator at the PGA Super Store. I liked them both but you can't really tell unless you hit them out side. Back in Minnesota I went to the big golf show and talked to the Mizuno rep and arranged to have him ship to my club a 9 iron and a 6 iron from all three sets to try. To my horror he only sent a MP-57 6 iron. I was told more to follow. They never showed up. So I put the 6 iron in my bag and used it for a month. Plus I hit a ton of balls with it. I got tired of waiting and decided to buy the MP-57's. I got fit which was no easy matter with just one standard 6 iron. It all worked out I got the irons with Project X 5.5 shafts. I absolutely love them. Great feel, accuracy,and enough distance. I still wish I could have tried the other irons but when you're left handed you are screwed. There wasn't one set of new MP-32's or 60's to be found in the Twin Cities. I figured I couldn't go wrong with the 57's most of the guys working in the golf stores had purchased this iron and had nothing but good things to say. Good feel and just enough forgiveness. They sure beat my I-3's Customer Service I haven't had to deal with customer service but the Minnesota Rep didn't follow through. Similar Products Used: I previously played Ping I-3. Tried Taylor Made R-7TP, Burner Tour. Titleist AP-2, 695-MB Callaway X Tour |
[May 23, 2008]
cbrenner13
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
MP-57
I received my MP-57's two weeks ago and I have put them through about 400 swings on the range.
Customer Service Excellent. I got fitted and the cubs were delivered to my door with no issues. Similar Products Used: Nike Pro Combo irons |
[Apr 12, 2008]
k yamada
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Mizuno MP57
Great feel. I nice "click" on solid hits. Ball flight a little high on the 5.5's but managable. Toe hits loss considerable distance, however, a little off center does not punish. Great club. Customer Service Non Similar Products Used: Titleist CB695 |
[Apr 11, 2008]
NJ Golfer
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Mizuno MP-57
I had been playing with TaylorMade's burner irons for the last ten years. Three weeks ago, I switched to Mizuno's MP-57. Based on the two rounds and some practice sessions at the range, I am safely conclude that these are best irons I have ever hit. If you have a consistent swing, there is nothing like hitting with these irons. As the ball sails into the air, you barely feel the iron connecting with the ball.
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[Apr 09, 2008]
Glencap1
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
MP 57
I bought these for the preferred player look at set-up (a real confidence builder) and the feel of forged. It really seems to motivate better ball striking. The clubs have just the right amount of forgiveness. Get fitted and pay special attention to the shaft.
Customer Service NA Similar Products Used: Ping I-10, Mizuno MP 29, MX-900 |
[Mar 26, 2008]
domsrs
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
MP-57
I purchased the MP-57's with the Project X shafts at a local Golf Show in February. I paid $630 before tax. I have taken the clubs out to the range a couple of times, but have not yet had them on the course as the weather has not been cooperative.
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[Mar 09, 2008]
gumpy
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
MP-57
My swing speed is borderline S so I got these clubs with Dynalite gold SL (parallels) S300. These are fantastic and work very well with the weight of the heads. If you're moving from graphites to steel I stongly recommend trying these shafts.
Similar Products Used: r7 tp's (these are pretty good also but don't feel as nice) |