Mizuno T-Zoid Pro Forged Irons
Mizuno T-Zoid Pro Forged Irons
[May 09, 2010]
thosb
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
mizuno pro irons
im 30 now and got these clubs 15 years ago 2nd hand for forty quid in the pro shop i was working at the time, id never change now ive tired others, and at times i wanted to change, but they teach you how to swing a golf club.
Similar Products Used: ive tried taylormade 320,RAC,mp33+32,ping g2=i3 maxfli evo black and red and cant match the happiness i get for these clubs (some of these clubs where easier to use (RAC def) but these dont make you happy when you have hit a really good shot like pros do |
[Apr 27, 2010]
tigerbennett
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Mizuno T-Zoid Pro Forged Irons
These are by far the best Irons I have ever used, you need to be able to strike the ball well but when you do, you know it! they feel exceptional! I am approx. 2 clubs longer with these than I am with any other set I have ever used, and the control is fantastic too! Customer Service not needed yet! |
[Mar 29, 2010]
joshgosh
Scratch Golfer
Model Reviewed:
T-zoid pro
i use these clubs i have done for a while. i am only 12years old but i can still use these clubs to any golfer that wants to have feel with there irons. |
[Mar 24, 2010]
Kevinn Gomez
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Mizuno t zoid pro cb
The MIZUNO T ZOIDS are the best for a serious golfer because they are cavity backs but the have a look and a feel of a blade and with a s300 shaft it will be pretty good for others. I am in the JUINOR PGA TOUR and I use these irons |
[Feb 18, 2010]
Sean Hale
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Mizuno TZoid Pro
Im a fairly new golfer, only been golfing for about two years now and am by no means a pro. but this set of mizuno pros is the second set of clubs ive ever had and man are they great. I was just talking to my golf instructor yesterday and I asked him, " would I be better off if I had a set of pings or nikes or somthing?" he said to me " possibly, but ive had many golfers come through here using mizuno zoids and they wont give em up for the world, so they must be pretty darn good" |
[Jan 29, 2010]
davidb4210
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Mizuno Pros
I've had an off and on love affair with the Mizuno Pros for years. I've owned 6-7 different sets. What I love about them is: The feel off the clubface when you hit a good shot-I've never felt another club like it - including other Mizuno clubs. (If you know of one please let me know and I will try it.) The club head is heavier than today's irons, and it has that massive feel at impact. You can just feel the club rocketing the ball. It's such a classic looking club. Some not so good things: There is some forgiveness, but a bad shot will be a bad shot. When I'm swinging well I love these - when not, then I'm looking for more forgiveness elsewhere. The lofts are weak by today's standards, so you might want to get this adjusted. The PW seems to look more offset than it should - kinda strange - the rest look great. Customer Service Never used. Similar Products Used: Mizuno MP60, MP30 & 32 & 14's, Comp EZ, Grads, Callaway '04 Big Bertha, X12's, Titleist 762, 991; Zing 2, & others |
[Aug 01, 2009]
Paul Bearer
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Mizuno T Zoid Pro
Greetings..... my first review! Wonderful set of Mizuno T Zoid Pros... Small at address, not bulky. Play to about a 12 handicap, and these just feel right. Not as forgiving as some others, but when you strike them properly, can't beat the feel of forged by mizuno. Inspires confidence in your game. Played these clubs, then sold them years ago.... went through two sets of callaways, cobras, pings, and clevelands... back home with these as I traded my callaways for them .... just a quality set and tickled to have them back. Customer Service I have dealt directly with Mizuno over golf clubs and baseball gloves.... I am 100% a Mizuno fan... for all our sports equipment Similar Products Used: Callaway 04 Big Berthas
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[Jan 29, 2009]
gjm
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Pro T-Zoid
Have been playing/the pro's for some time. Just recently upgraded to mp 57's. & was so pleased/ball flight in combo/px shafts that I sent my T-Zoids to mizuno for same shaft. Wow!!! now I have a traveling set that is very similar to the 57's. I would highly recc. to the avid golfer who has some pro's to consider adding the px shaft...you will be very happy with the upgrade....PS you must send to mizuno via club pro/or dealer. Customer Service MIzuno did a great job/reshafting...great price Similar Products Used: n/a |
[Sep 22, 2008]
zac
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
mizuno t zoid pro
i have tried everything and I mean everything, mizuno titleist calloway ( 12's 14's 18's never again) cleveland wilson (RM forged are good) hogan, srixon(good irons) you name it. Up to now best ever were Mizuno tp9's and sayers access blades( find them ,buy them) the pro's are good but you must be able to hit 3/4/5 irons consistently well to gain any advantage, short irons are nice,crisp and stop on a gnat's wingspan ,be confident and swing smooth and they are magic. I agree the grips are poor, for a club of this calibre they are nasty and brittle, but the flight, trajectory and balance of the club is worth it. These are better than the pro 11's and in my opinion equal to the mp 30's ( another good club, but lighter and less carry on 4.5.6 ) if you can find these cheap , get them they will improve your game but it may not happen overnight. Customer Service not tried but years ago I had usual mizuno problem of cast clubs finish coming off my faldo ID 's, Mizuno not interested but i believe things have improved since then Similar Products Used: everything i change looking for the holy grail of golf havent found it yet but the pro's are VERY GOOD, I will keep them for a season ,and see if they deserve a second year, if not, believe me its my fault not their's |
[Sep 05, 2008]
Ryan
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
mizuno t zoid pro
Well I went out and got a deal on a 3-pw set of used mizuno t zoid pro's, fitted with 7.0 pricision rifles shafts. They had the usual wear and tear of maybe 1-2 seasons but still I couldn't pass them up for 80 bucks. The guy even threw in an almost brand new titleist pro trajectory and a taylormade Ti320. So anyways, up until now i've been using a set of TopFlite XL5000 and oh boy was I in for a treat. I got to the range and picked out the 5 iron and first ball I hit was 200 yards and straight as a pistol. I've never hit a 5 iron 200 yards before. These clubs feel great, although they aren't too forgiving. But when you a ball good, is it ever good. Great trajectory and very accurate.
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