Having read the reviews and seen the awards that these clubs have obtained, I rightly had high expectations, hoping that these clubs will be right for me. However, I was sadly disappointed. These clubs are very heavy, and rattle in your hands at the slightest hint of a miss-hit with significant loss of distance. Even on a well hit shot, their distance was no better than my current set of pings that are 15 years old. I shoot in the low 80's, so these clubs must be suited for those who shoot in the 70's, otherwise I am mystified why these clubs are so highly rated. I'll ge going for the Taylor Made R7 TP's, they're perfect for me.

Customer Service

I tried to get hold of a demo club to try. I asked at 2 shops, and both of them had to order one in from Mizuno. I waited for 2 months for one to arrive and it never did. I eventually borrowed a set of 2nd hand clubs from a friend. Mizuno obviously don't want to sell any clubs, and if that the sort of service Mizuno give then all the more reason for staying away from their clubs.

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Better players will enjoy the feel provided by the clubs. I've been playing for 20+ years and find these clubs to be the most "controllable" I've ever used. I feel these clubs will help your game - High handicappers should probably avoid them - Mis-hits are forgiving for a blade but not as forgiving as a 90's golfer requires. These clubs are soft and "ding" easily. Club covers should be considered. All in all, th e60's are fantastic clubs that you will surely enjoy.

Customer Service

No issues with customer servce

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I recently purchased a set of Mizuno MP 60 irons, 2 degrees flat, Dynamic Gold S300 shaft. I had been playing Callaway X-18s, and before that Callaway Fusions and Ping i3s. After a few sessions on the range to get used to the irons, I can say they are the purest irons I have ever hit. They are noticeably straighter, with a good ball flight. They are 1/2 club shorter, but that just requires adjusting club selection.
The short irons are very easy to hit a precise distance, and the 5-3 irons produce a penetrating ball flight. Notwithstanding other commments that higher handicap players can use these irons, I think you need to consistently be able to put a good swing on the MP 60s. I have a 4 handicap and I was apprehensive about going to a forged iron, after Pings and Callaways. I contemplated whether I should purchase the MX 25s instead. I made the right choice.
I have played the Callaway X Tours, and the Mizunos are a better club.

Customer Service

No experience so far.

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I am reviewing my new purchase of Custom Fitted Mizuno MP 60, 1 degree flat with new decade grips.

I have found these clubs to give me alot fore forgiveness than my previous mp33 irons, also distance wise they are around 1 club longer with a much more penetrating ball flight. Always found MP 33 to be a bit on the weak side anyway.

It did take around 2 weeks of practice to get used to the clubs but now that i am used to them i would recommend these clubs to anyone and would go as far as saying they are the best irons i have ever owned. I currently play off 2 hcap and i am confident that i can get that down further with these clubs.

Please buy yourself some iron covers as they are no the most resilient to bag clatter.

Customer Service

Custom fit service at the National Fitting Centre at Cumbernauld in Scotland was excellent and clubs were there in 7 - 10 days as specified. No other customer service necessary

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Extraordinary feed back should be rendered to Mizuno in producing such an atonishing product.Congrat on their R&D in developing such a great iron that suitable to mid to low handicapper.I used to score inn the region of 88 but now its goes down to merely 82 and sometimes 80.What else should i asked for.Go and get it buddy!

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Get them! These Clubs are unbelievable. The feel / feedback are fantastic and they are long too. I play this Game for nearly 20 years, but never had clubs they perform like the MP 60’s.
I couldn’t be happier.

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Im a highschool kid who loves golf, i was playing the rac os untill i learned how to shape the ball..i bought the new mp 60 because i was told they are the best club out there..i got them and right away i shot 72 and was very pleased. I will keep using these until i graduate and go onto college. The only bad thing about theses clubs is they have a sharper leeding edge..so if you dont play the ball back farther in your stance you may see some chunked shots.But besides that they are the greatest clubs i have hit..because of them my handicap went from a 8.9 to a 5.1 see you on the tour tiger

These are without a dought the best irons i've ever hit. They are ideal for golfers of almost every level. A breeze to work left or right and pretty long as well.

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none

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I recently bought the Mizuno MP-60's and I could not be happier with them. When I set out for my new set of clubs, I think I performed the most thorough search in the history of golf. I demo'd every player's club out there and came to a few abrupt realizations. The first was that there is a distinctly noticable difference between the feel of cast vs. forged clubs. All the scientific research shows that it is the clubs lie, weight, shaft, ect. that creates this good vs. bad feel, but obviously these scientists are not out hitting clubs at the range. Forged clubs feel so much softer, like the ball is really condensing when you hit it. I really had my heart set on the Cleveland CG2's, but I hit them on several different occasions and couldn't believe how "clunky" they felt. You know that sting when you thin the ball just a little bit? Well that was how it felt with the CG2's and many of the other cast irons. Once I settled on forged, I look mostly at the Srixon I-506, the various Titleist blended series, the Taylormade rac series and the Mizuno MP series. I strongly believe Titleist is the most overrated club in the world, I liked them, but was not blown away. Taylormade makes a great club, but they had too much game improvement technology for me, the clubs looked bulky and more like a true cavity back than a blade. Srixon on the other hand, makes what I feel is the second best feeling player's club on the market. The Srixon I506's and the Mizuno MP-60's were, in my humble opinion, BY FAR the two best irons I demo'd taking both forgiveness and feel into account. I put a lot of thought into my decision, and decided on the slightly pricier MP-60's, primarily because of the soft feel, weight of the club head in your hands, and the look at address. I bought them and I am truly astonished at how much better these clubs are than any others I have ever played with. My distance hasn't changed much, nor would I have wanted it to, but I feel like I can really command the ball where to go more than ever. Being a 6 handicap, I have always struggled with precision from my irons rather than typical higher handicap issues (getting the ball in the air, hitting the ball straight, distance control, ect.)so I cannot intelligently say that these clubs will assist with any of those issues, but for players who just need that little extra feel and playability from their irons, these are the best clubs on the planet. I am so excited I bought them.

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They are that good. Buy them and you will not be disapointed.

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Not used

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