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Are you searching for these Mizuno JPX825 clubs? by jessica delia
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Are you searching for these Mizuno JPX825 clubs? |
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I am looking for a new used set of mizuno irons. I currently play the Mizuno MP-59 Irons and have a low penetrating ball flight. I would you recommend getting the cheap Mizuno JPX825 Irons?
I must say the JPX line looks great! It is great to see Mizuno make a commitment to that sector of the iron market. Do you intend on staying within it? Has it met corporate milestones in terms of sales to ensure that consumers have the JPX as an option or will we see it disappear faster than the latest Bettinardi/ Mizuon collaboration which I thought was fantastic!
I am currently playing the JPX-825′s and hit them very long and straight. However I tend to hit them very high which can be a problem being that I play on the coast a good bit. Is this an issue with the stock shafts in my Mizuno JPX825 Driver and would I benefit more from getting new shafts with a different kick point.
There are a lot of factors that go into the price…material costs, manufacturing costs and labor to name just a few. To produce our XP shafts, for example, there are 130 processes involved to get the exact specifications and performance characteristics. While the feel of the Grain Flow Forging is second to none, the really exciting things are the new technologies.
The Mizuno MP-53 Irons is a really cool project we have been working on. All of the shafts are handmade in our San Diego facility. Our PX engineers designed these shafts with a Loading Zone which changes from flex to flex to produce more ball speed and distance. We have three weight categories..70 grams, 60 grams and 50 grams and then individual flexes within those categories.
For Mizuno- I have lately taken an interest in club design and would like to know a few things. Playing a shaft that is too stiff for example can create bad swing habits based on over swinging in order to properly load the shaft.
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