Mizuno MX-900 Irons
Mizuno MX-900 Irons
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[Apr 01, 2024]
nadya
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[Jan 01, 2024]
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[Dec 30, 2023]
Aeera
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[Dec 21, 2023]
arissaaqila
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very good you must have this product. Purchased: New
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[Feb 07, 2023]
shemikasoraya
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On the downside, on very short approach shots, the Tour Straight can get away from you because you just tap it, and it goes flying. But when teeing off on short holes, and for longer approach shots, where you need to hit your target but don't want to put too much of your back into it, this ball is great. A first-rate product at a reasonable price truck repair company Weakness:
None . . Purchased: New
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[Nov 20, 2013]
maiomai
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
MX-900
I must have bought the MX-900 set 3-PW from Bert (the hater) on EBay really cheap. His lost is my gain ! I've played with this set for 3 rounds and the feedback of every club is fantastic. I just aim and strike the ball with complete confidence, even with 3/4 iron. Lookout partners ! Customer Service No need. |
[Jun 27, 2013]
tom
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
mizuno mx-900
good spacing of distance between clubs, and more control with the short irons, which are very easy to hit.
Customer Service not used. Similar Products Used: Taylor (gimmick) Made burners, callaway x-22, mizuno mx-200 |
[Dec 18, 2011]
Luke
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
MX-900
After using a cheap Greg Norman (Shark) brand of irons, I was immediately impressed with the soft feel of the mx-900's. Since starting with them 6 years ago the only thing that ever became any sort of problem was when one of the weights came loose in the 6-iron (no biggy there). What makes these irons superior than it's opponent brands would be how much easier it is to hit the 3 & 4 irons their respective distance, in some cases the 4 iron will easily fly past my 5 wood (both on good shots). Overall I would recommend the mx-900's to any beginner who has already built up a strong swing (as brand new golfers might be a little overwhelmed with the weight of the longer irons) as these clubs are very great for their reasonable price. Customer Service N/A Similar Products Used: N/A |
[Nov 08, 2010]
telcodean
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Mizuno Mx-900 Irons
I have held off from writing a review on the mx-900 irons. I had tha problem looking at a thick top line and couldn't get past it for over a year. I was not hitting them well and kept going back to my old mizuno mx-20 irons. How ever i knew it wasn't the irons it was me. I decided on taking a couple of golf lessons. Low and behold it really was me and not the clubs. The instructor fixed my swing and I put in a lot of practice session. I know love these clubs they are more forgiving and with the lofts being a bit stronger I have gained more distance using them. I am now feeling the effects of hitting the sweet spot with these clubs feels like butter is the best I can describe it. I am 58 years old and I am not a longer hitter I hit my 5 iron 170 yards.I can also hit the 4 and 3 iron with I couldn't do with my other clubs these are like hitting a hybrid. I love these clubs now. I recommend these clubs for those that are mid to high handicap. Customer Service Never had to use them. Bought clubs on E-Bay Similar Products Used: Wilson Staff OS- Olimar Trimetal-Taylormade rac |
[Feb 13, 2010]
arun_s
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Mizuno MX-900
I was playing with a beginner set (Wilson steel shaft). As my passion for the game increased decided to go in for better clubs. Tried Callaway X-22, Taylormade Burner Plus and the Mizuno 950s. Based on the feel which was the best in the MX900, as well as the fact that the progressive sole thickness suited all terrains (harder fairways, rough) decided on these (graphite shaft). I got about 10-15 yards immediately - though the loft perhaps also had some role to play. Simultaneously worked on my swing mechanics and can now confidently hit the 3 & 4 irons. The good thing about these irons are that even if i hit them fat I only lose 10-20 yards and they go straight. I've hit fat and off-line some times, but am able to come back into play. However you do lose distance from the rough. These clubs also get a lot of attention due to their looks. Have no problem with the short-irons which are standard sole. I realized that the mid and long irons work pretty well if you pick the ball (like I do). Very happy with it and only see my game improving with it. Have dropped 10 strokes since April on my recently obverhauled course (7000 yds from the white tees, course rating of 73.1 and slope rating of 131). Feel confident of breaking 90 now and am close to it. |