What is the best Mizuno MP all the time?

[texcrom]

> @Ripken08 said:

> I own 32s and they are pretty nice, but had to vote for the MP14. The yardstick by what all others are measured. I know a lot of people like the 33s, but the 14s are the "one"

 

I agree! The standard against which all others are measured.

The 32/33’s tie for second.

Best scores I ever shot were with the 14’s. Incredible soft feel, and the low center of gravity created by the design of the muscleback made them a very playable blade.

[noobified]

MP14 FTW!

[Superbrit]

MP 63 in BN, i still play them

[cgasucks]

> @tazsgtr said:

>

> > Still would like to no what thread bumping is.

>

> Thread bumping is when you post in a thread to cause it to be brought to the top of the page. Usually used in sales to keep an ad at the top.

>

>

 

To me, thread bumping is when you post to a thread that has long been dormant (no new posts in months, even years) and try to make it active again.

[AppAlum]

> @Buzzkill said:

> Old timers/seasoned players would say MP-14s!

 

I’ve also been referred to as grizzled.

[BLF0901]

The only MP I've owned were the MP-57. I know they aren't the most well-loved MP, but I will only play Mizuno irons going forward.

[Red4282]

Anyone aware of a mp guide or timeline? There seem to be dozens of models, id like to pick up a set eventually, they can be had pretty cheap, but i get confused pretty easily. Would be nice to know offsets, profile, year it came out etc, for each model.

[mfbraun]

MP4 for me...just incredible distance control with these irons

[mwink822]

My vote is for the MP 37. Just a great iron all around. I wish I had kept mine and simply re-shafted them to KBS or Project X rather than selling them years ago.

[JLP_GOLF]

mp 4s, that is all

[revanant]

Another vote for the MP-4. It’s a little softer than the MP-14 and has a much thinner topline.

 

Of all the MP iron I’ve hit, I’d rank it as follows:

1) MP-4

2) MP-14

3) MP 18 MB

4) MP 69

5) MP 18 MMC

6) MP 18 SC

 

I’d stick the JPX 900 Tour at the very bottom, the 919 Tour above the 18 SC, and the old T-Zoid Pro above the MP 69.

 

Photos of MP-4 vs MP-14:

 

[theanthonyv]

MP-14!

[FOOTJOY16]

MP 33.. with MP 4 being a close second...

[ptroedsson]

Not so much talk about MP54s - really liked these in terms of playability.

[Stanks]

Love the look of the MP5s and MP4s. The MP20s are looking quite nice as well. Great thread

[kcsf]

> @IBG said:

> I'm not sure what a thread bump is .

> Last set of clubs I played were Lynx Predators. Low profile as well as offset .

> Loved the two iron.

> Did not play for almost 20 years . Friend borrowed my Lynx and he lost them.

> When I turned 43 , I had a choice , go to rehab or golf.

> I walked 456 rounds in 5 month in Southern Ontario. Only broke 70 once.

> 5 in the morning until 8 at night. Everyday . Best summer ever. I am a horseshit putter, but managed to get down to a three handicap.

> Still would like to no what thread bumping is.

>

> And the lie and loft on my 1 iron .

>

>

 

---Thread bumping defined---

 

[Tree Levino]

> @kcsf said:

> > @IBG said:

> > I'm not sure what a thread bump is .

> > Last set of clubs I played were Lynx Predators. Low profile as well as offset .

> > Loved the two iron.

> > Did not play for almost 20 years . Friend borrowed my Lynx and he lost them.

> > When I turned 43 , I had a choice , go to rehab or golf.

> > I walked 456 rounds in 5 month in Southern Ontario. Only broke 70 once.

> > 5 in the morning until 8 at night. Everyday . Best summer ever. I am a horseshit putter, but managed to get down to a three handicap.

> > Still would like to no what thread bumping is.

> >

> > And the lie and loft on my 1 iron .

> >

> >

>

> ---Thread bumping defined---

>

>

 

One of the stranger comments I've read on here

[NRJyzr]

> @kcsf said:

> > @IBG said:

> > I'm not sure what a thread bump is .

> > Last set of clubs I played were Lynx Predators. Low profile as well as offset .

> > Loved the two iron.

> > Did not play for almost 20 years . Friend borrowed my Lynx and he lost them.

> > When I turned 43 , I had a choice , go to rehab or golf.

> > I walked 456 rounds in 5 month in Southern Ontario. Only broke 70 once.

> > 5 in the morning until 8 at night. Everyday . Best summer ever. I am a horseshit putter, but managed to get down to a three handicap.

> > Still would like to no what thread bumping is.

> >

> > And the lie and loft on my 1 iron .

> >

> >

>

> ---Thread bumping defined---

>

>

 

Well played

[quikj]

MP-68s are the sweetest irons I've ever hit.

[Chuck905]

After almost buying the 64s, 4s, owned the 64s, on trades with the 18s, currently owning the 900T, own T7 wedges, and recently owning a Callaway 18mb 2 iron, I will say the 4s were the best but it’s nothing too be proud of. The 4s fall short to other brands.

 

I’m smh now thinking about the past MP series with non productive dimple /cavities (mp32), titanium(mp15), tungsten (MMC), plastic badges (mp25) and why Mizuno sucks on the long irons and hybrids?

 

The JPX is stealing the show.

[amangupta1]

The mp-68 were my favorites. Great look and feel.

[Tree Levino]

MP5 and MP32 for me. Forgiving and buttery.

[alexgolfs]

Mizuno mp32!!

[Bart313]

Mp69, rediscovered. Sweet, soft, smooth.

[IvanDrago]

Id say MP55 and MP66.

 

Japan models but they look great and play great too

[shanx]

> @balls_deep said:

> MP5 and MP32 for me. Forgiving and buttery.

 

I played a few rounds with MP5's, shocked how forgiving they are. I gamed the MP32's for a few seasons, they were also very easy to hit. The MP5's are huge though, which is fine by me.

 

[41NAS]

I switched to the MP18 from the MP5 and have regrets. MP5 for me.

[Tree Levino]

> @shanx said:

> > @balls_deep said:

> > MP5 and MP32 for me. Forgiving and buttery.

>

> I played a few rounds with MP5's, shocked how forgiving they are. I gamed the MP32's for a few seasons, they were also very easy to hit. The MP5's are huge though, which is fine by me.

>

 

I love them. I'd like to find a PW to go with my set. Playing Vokey which is nice but the feel off the MP5 is to die for. VERY easy to flight the ball and work it around. Hit tons of greens. No issue with knockdowns losing too much spin - if I'm in between clubs I can hit more club with a sawed off finish and the ball still hops and stops. Very impressed. Turf interaction is superb as well - better than MP32 in that regard.

[NRJyzr]

> @balls_deep said:

> > @shanx said:

> > > @balls_deep said:

> > > MP5 and MP32 for me. Forgiving and buttery.

> >

> > I played a few rounds with MP5's, shocked how forgiving they are. I gamed the MP32's for a few seasons, they were also very easy to hit. The MP5's are huge though, which is fine by me.

> >

>

> I love them. I'd like to find a PW to go with my set. Playing Vokey which is nice but the feel off the MP5 is to die for. VERY easy to flight the ball and work it around. Hit tons of greens. No issue with knockdowns losing too much spin - if I'm in between clubs I can hit more club with a sawed off finish and the ball still hops and stops. Very impressed. Turf interaction is superb as well - better than MP32 in that regard.

 

It's maybe a little steep on the price, but....

 

https://www.ironfinder.com/item_detail.asp?sku=134007

[shanx]

> @balls_deep said:

> > @shanx said:

> > > @balls_deep said:

> > > MP5 and MP32 for me. Forgiving and buttery.

> >

> > I played a few rounds with MP5's, shocked how forgiving they are. I gamed the MP32's for a few seasons, they were also very easy to hit. The MP5's are huge though, which is fine by me.

> >

>

> I love them. I'd like to find a PW to go with my set. Playing Vokey which is nice but the feel off the MP5 is to die for. VERY easy to flight the ball and work it around. Hit tons of greens. No issue with knockdowns losing too much spin - if I'm in between clubs I can hit more club with a sawed off finish and the ball still hops and stops. Very impressed. Turf interaction is superb as well - better than MP32 in that regard.

 

I found the MP32s spun way too much, for me. I'd spin stuff off greens, chips would just stop in their tracks. I'm reshafting my MP5's this weekend with PX 5.5s.

 

I'm gaming MP15s now, they are also a great MP, so forgiving...