Showcase: Mizuno Irons
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Becoming the number-one iron on the PGA Tour is no small feat, but Mizuno forgings earned that prestigious claim for a number of years, due to a combination of classic looks and soft feel. As a result, Mizuno irons built a strong reputation as players’ clubs that were meant only for more accomplished golfers. While it’s true that Mizuno still makes forged irons favored by better players, the company has been making top-notch game-improvement models for a number of years.
Today, Mizuno has four brand-new irons, two of which feature a combination of traditional forged performance with the added benefit of modern design features, and two that are chock-full of technology and game-enhancing characteristics. Take a good look at each and decide if one might be right for your golf game. www.mizunousa.com
| Y-Tune Technology MIzuno’s engineers discovered that most misses by recreational golfers occur out toward the toe of the club and responded by modifying the shape of the sole and the depth of the cavity. The result is a sweeetspot that extends out toward the club’s toe. |  |
| Ultra-deep pocket cavity The MX-100 is designed with a variety of technologies that contribute to its extreme forgiveness on off-center hits. The long irons in the set are hybrids, while the mid-irons (seen here) feature an ultra-deep cavity to help produce an easy, high launch. |
 | Forged Forgiveness The one-piece forged design of the MX-200, in combination with Y-Tune technology, provides what Mizuno reps say is the “ultimate combination of forgiveness and feel.” A CNC-milled pocket cavity that lowers the CG has a lot to do with both. |
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