Mizuno
Mizuno JPX 900 Hot Metal
Our Review:
How do you get the kind of ball speed typically reserved for an iron with a cupface or thin-face insert without having either? Mizuno uses a special kind of steel called Chromoly 4140M—a material used in high-tech bicycle frames and the body of solar cars. Its high strength-to-weight ratio allows for Mizuno's thinnest iron face yet—two millimeters. The thin face combined with a deep undercut promotes rebound off the face. A rib structure inside the topline stabilizes the frame for optimal feel despite the thin face.
Specs: 7-iron: 31 degrees; PW: 45 degrees
Price: Set of eight: $900
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Player Comments
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low
So consistent from shot to shot. Turf interaction was superior. -
mid
A polished finish. Not too overpowering a topline. The long irons have a clean, crisp punch.
