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Mizuno takes new approach to adding distance to fairway woods
The equipment world has been talking for some time about using sole geometry on metalwoods to add a springlike effect at impact, but Mizuno is taking the idea a little farther.
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The club also attempts to enhance ball speed by using a 1770 high-strength maraging steel face. And for good measure, Mizuno adds an adjustable hosel that allows the three heads to fit eight settings each and a loft range of 10 degrees (13 to 23 degrees).
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