200 $
Description
| Brand: | Mizuno | Gender: | Men |
| Model: | MP-59 | Dexterity: | Right-Handed |
| Club Type: | 4 iron through P wedge | Flex: | Extra Stiff |
| Shaft Material: | KBS X Flex | Grade: | Store Line |
Category:
Price: $999, steelWE TESTED: 3-PW with True Temper Dynamic Gold S300 steel shaft
KEY TECHNOLOGIES: A 12-gram titanium weight is forged into the center of this muscleback half cavity, which makes the effective hitting area 5 percent larger than the MP-58. Spreading the stainless steel more to the perimeter provides additional forgiveness.OUR TESTERS SAY: One of the higher-rated clubs. Top marks for look. Playable, long-hitting irons that could fit into the better player’s category without skipping a beat.PROS
PLAYABILITY: It oozes workability; nimble around the greens, whether chipping out of the rough or pinching one off the turf.
ACCURACY/FORGIVENESS: Short irons are quite accurate; they offer a little support, but don’t expect them to self-correct.
DISTANCE CONTROL: Well-struck shots
are highly rewarded and will seek out the pin; minor mis-hits still provide adequate length for many testers.
FEEL: Flush contact unearths an exacting, soft, pure sensation; plenty of feedback when you miss the center of the club.
LOOK: Classic muscleback player’s iron with just a hint of a cavity that harks back to an earlier time; thin head squares up easily to the target.CONS
Not enough game-improvement help for some mid-handicappers who need a little assistance; a few testers see real distance drop-offs on mis-hits.
Price: $999, steelWE TESTED: 3-PW with True Temper Dynamic Gold S300 steel shaft
KEY TECHNOLOGIES: A 12-gram titanium weight is forged into the center of this muscleback half cavity, which makes the effective hitting area 5 percent larger than the MP-58. Spreading the stainless steel more to the perimeter provides additional forgiveness.OUR TESTERS SAY: One of the higher-rated clubs. Top marks for look. Playable, long-hitting irons that could fit into the better player’s category without skipping a beat.PROS
PLAYABILITY: It oozes workability; nimble around the greens, whether chipping out of the rough or pinching one off the turf.
ACCURACY/FORGIVENESS: Short irons are quite accurate; they offer a little support, but don’t expect them to self-correct.
DISTANCE CONTROL: Well-struck shots
are highly rewarded and will seek out the pin; minor mis-hits still provide adequate length for many testers.
FEEL: Flush contact unearths an exacting, soft, pure sensation; plenty of feedback when you miss the center of the club.
LOOK: Classic muscleback player’s iron with just a hint of a cavity that harks back to an earlier time; thin head squares up easily to the target.CONS
Not enough game-improvement help for some mid-handicappers who need a little assistance; a few testers see real distance drop-offs on mis-hits.