Mizuno
JPX919 Hot Metal Pro
Our Review:
It used to be that Mizuno had to overcome a couple of perceptions when it came to its irons: that its clubs were strictly for low-handicap players and that those clubs, while great for shotmaking, lacked power. The creation of the Hot Metal Pro model changed that. A high-strength steel alloy creates a thin, fast-flexing face for the kind of distance normally found in irons with a cupface or sole slot. A perception-changer indeed. Read more >>
Specs: 7-iron: 30 degrees; PW: 45 degrees
Price: $125 (per iron)
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Ratings
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4.5 1
performance
45%*
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4 1
innovation
30%*
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4 1
Look / Sound / Feel
20%*
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3.5 1
demand
5%*
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Player Comments
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mid
I like that the help is visible. A lot of weight behind the sweet spot produces an incredible feel. -
low
The head remains square though impact producing squared-off divots and a straight flight. -
high
Kind of club that you pull out of your trunk and your buddies are jealous of. A lot of weight to help on the sweet spot and that produced an incredible feel with soft impact sensation.
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