MP-32 information

I have heard a lot of good things about these clubs. I was wondering if anyone plays them or has demod them, and if so what they thought about them. any infor about distance, feel, workability, and forgivness. Thanks so much. :vava:

The search function may turn up so great info for you. The 32's have been talked about, profusely, on this and other discussion boards. I picked up a set about md-way through last season and they were in the bag up until last weekend. (Still in the basement, but the old BeCu Eye 2+'s are back in the bag.)

Looks: One of the best looking blade style irons ever... IMHO! Great satin finish and a relatively thin top line. I never could get used to the 9 iron and wedge in the MP33's. Seemed bulky. The 32's seem more appropriately sized. Looks: 9 out of 10.

Feel: I went from playing Titleist 690mb's to the 32's. I liked the Titleist feel over the MP33's I had played. (I know, I'll get flamed for that. Most like the Mizzy feel over Titleist.) I really think the 32's are a little "sharper" than the traditional Mizzy feel and closer to the Titleist. Still, catch a ProV flush and you won't feel it leave the club face. Feel: 10.

Playability: More bounce than the 33's or the Titleist blade line. It is almost impossible to hit a fat shot with these. The bounce keeps the club gliding without digging. Much more difficult to work than the Titleist blades of the more traditional Mizzy blades. Ball Go Straight! Toe shots, heel clunkers... most anything on the face of the 32's ends up near your target. As forgiving as many cavity backs. Not as workable as many blades. That's not all bad for most of us hackers!

The MP32's have gotten really great reviews. As with any club change, try to find something to demo. Good luck in your search!

The search function may turn up so great info for you.  The 32's have been talked about, profusely, on this and other discussion boards.  I picked up a set about md-way through last season and they were in the bag up until last weekend.  (Still in the basement, but the old BeCu Eye 2+'s are back in the bag.)

 

Looks:  One of the best looking blade style irons ever... IMHO!  Great satin finish and a relatively thin top line.  I never could get used to the 9 iron and wedge in the MP33's.  Seemed bulky.  The 32's seem more appropriately sized.  Looks: 9 out of 10.

 

Feel:  I went from playing Titleist 690mb's to the 32's.  I liked the Titleist feel over the MP33's I had played.  (I know, I'll get flamed for that.  Most like the Mizzy feel over Titleist.)  I really think the 32's are a little "sharper" than the traditional Mizzy feel and closer to the Titleist.  Still, catch a ProV flush and you won't feel it leave the club face.  Feel:  10.

 

Playability:  More bounce than the 33's or the Titleist blade line.  It is almost impossible to hit a fat shot with these.  The bounce keeps the club gliding without digging.  Much more difficult to work than the Titleist blades of the more traditional Mizzy blades.  Ball Go Straight!  Toe shots, heel clunkers... most anything on the face of the 32's ends up near your target.  As forgiving as many cavity backs.  Not as workable as many blades.  That's not all bad for most of us hackers! 

 

The MP32's have gotten really great reviews.  As with any club change, try to find something to demo.  Good luck in your search!

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Thanks Willie. That is what I was looking for. I will use the search to find out more. Great advice.

I have heard a lot of good things about these clubs.  I was wondering if anyone plays them or has demod them, and if so what they thought about them.  any infor about distance, feel, workability, and forgivness.  Thanks so much. :vava:

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I own a set that I have purchased after a demo in April. I was looking for new set after I had the 704.CBs for a while. I hit every imaginable iron you can think of, at the demo session. The Mizuno rep approched me and asked me to try to the new MP32s, and I swear, initially, I did not even bother, I thought I would never play a blade, as I always played cavity backs, but one shot with a 6 iron, and you can feel the impact, and the pure stroke go up your arm, a feeling that you will never relinquish. Distance is amazing, I can hit, on a great shot, which happens once in a while, a 6 iron about 195 carry, and for a mid handicapper like me, it is alot to wish for, but I take it when I get it.

my clubmaker that I work with was able to custom the lie ( 4 degree up) and loft for me (2 degree stronger), I must warn you that the specs on the clubs are not really accurate. The first time I took them to the range, I hit everything straight to the right, I knew that the lie is pretty flat, even though, on paper, they were my specs, so please take time to check the specs so they fit you perfectly.