2013 PGA Show: Mizuno Demo Day Photos

The MP-H4 keeps looking better and better

they're still continuing with the MP 59?

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they're still continuing with the MP 59?
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Mizuno still run a 2 year cycle. I know!! Shocking right? The 59 and 69are due to be replaced later in the year.

They usually release irons around Fall and woods beginning of season. They released the jpx825 wood line early (presumably to get a bit of a jump on the new "big brand" woods)

If only the MP64 had more bounce... such a great looking iron

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If only the MP64 had more bounce... such a great looking iron
[/quote]have them bent a bit weak?

I've got the MP 68's in my bag. Only club I've found that could measure up to the MP 29's (which I still own).

Mizunos look solid. Are they good enough to pull my MP29s and MP14s out?

Wow are the woods from 2006 PGA Merchandise show? Jeez Mizuno get with the program!

Wow are the woods from 2006 PGA Merchandise show? Jeez Mizuno get with the program!


Was it necessary to quote all the photos for this comment? Make it easier for us Mobil viewers to view and load the page.

MP-59 irons are on a very short list of irons I would love to play

Nothing new this year?

I bought the MP 59's as soon as they came out, and still love them. Hoping to get even better and go to the 69's.

I do agree that the woods still seem behind the times, time to catch up!

Shane

 

Wow are the woods from 2006 PGA Merchandise show? Jeez Mizuno get with the program!

Even the woods look a bit 2010 ish... they are the best damn looking woods that mizuno has ever made!!! Any way it is the indian not the arrow, but the indian might need a little help sometimes!!!!

Rep at my local course said those JPX hybrids have the thinnest face of any hybrid ever. Can anybody confirm that? Did anybody hit it?

Guys stop quoting all the photos. It's torture for scrolling!

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Nothing new this year?
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Mizuno releases new product in the fall, so the 64s. H4s, and 825s are their "new" product.

[sub]Hit the JPX 825 Pro Irons and 825 hybrid in October. I really liked the hybrid; so easy to hit solidly! For a GI iron, the 825 Pros aren’t the most forgiving. But you get your money’s worth for solid hits. As for the woods, I don’t care how old they ‘look’, so long as I can hit them well. I could do without all the racecar graphics on most woods today![/sub]

The JPX 800 Driver and Fairways are still 2nd or 3rd best off the rack GI woods that I've hit in the past[size=4] 2 or 3 years, despite not having a lot of bells and whistles and not being the greatest in the looks department. Sucks that so many golfers really won't give them a chance because they aren't TM or Titleist. I'm excited to try the updated line. If past performance holds true, then I can snatch them up for a steep discount in a year or so. Guess it doesn't suck that bad:) [/size]

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Guys stop quoting all the photos. It's torture for scrolling!
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AMEN!!! Why make us scroll thru the photos again.
Besides, those clubs look good, even if they are essentially last year's models, since Mizuno hasn't rolled out a new line yet.
I've used the JPX800 driver, the previous model to this one, and it is superb. Don't know how the 825 plays though, as it has a different shaft, Fujikura, rather than the "in-house" Mizuno brand of Exsar.
I like those MP-H4 irons, though I wish they had another shaft option than the Dynamic Gold S300.
Another Mizuno model offers a Project X 5.5 or something akin to that, which I'd prefer.

Great pics of the Mizuno line, I'm wondering if it would be wise to wait and see what replaces the 69's before getting new clubs, what's a few months?