Reviewed by: birdie_hunter ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Mizuno T Zoid Forged Utility

Summary:
Sweet club. Bought this because it was $30 and I needed a 3 wood that worked. This club is great, long and strong. The heavier weight tends to help with my tempo. The ball just dances off the forged face and really comes out hot. When my driver is on the fritz it is an easy choice to use this club on the tee.

Customer Service:
No

Similar Products Used:
No name POS that I bought with my first set.

Reviewed by: jjloans ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
17* and 20* CLK Hybrids

Summary:
These are very nice sticks. They are very easy to hit straight. The 17* off the turf requires a good swing, but the 20* is a no brainer. R flex factory graphite plays pretty firm, like most Mizuno graphite shafts. Straighter than the other hybrids I have tried, maybe a little shorter. I have the composite model in both. Great feel off the ball. Going cheap on Ebay, so worth a look!

Customer Service:
NA

Similar Products Used:
Everything, Nickent is very good, Hogan CFT also, HALO is stinko, Callaway are OK, but a little unstable, TM, so so.

Reviewed by: dspal32 ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Mizuno Forged Utility

Summary:
This is a solid club. I bought the 3 & 5 on ebay for less than $100 including Shipping!!!! The small head intimidated me at first, but it just made slow my tempo down and BOOM!!! The ball just flew off the face again and again. This is my first time hitting a forged fairway wood and let me tell you, the feeling of hitting the sweet spot is phenominal. I was able to put good swings on the ball from the bunker, off tight lies, and even the rough(Had to be careful due to low profile of face) Now, in all fairness, the small head doesn't leave much room for error so this one may not be for everybody. But as for me, I am in love with these clubs.

Customer Service:
Never used

Similar Products Used:
Adams Tight lies and Orlimar trimetal

Reviewed by: AJW ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
24* DG r400

Summary:
Great Feeling when you hit one solidly reminiscent of old wooden woods. But i couldn't hit it solidly often enough the small unforgiving head meant that I was constantly fighting pulls and fades. i had intended to use this club to escape from the rough but found that its ultra low profile meant that if the ball was sitting on top of the grass rather than buried in it it would often slid underneath. A 24* fairway wood should be a banker club the equivalent of a five iron in ease of use the results i achieved with this club were equivalent to a three wood. It sits very square feels great and can be worked both ways so one for the low handicappers but if you don't find the center of the face and its a small face you'll be punished

Customer Service:
never used

Similar Products Used:
TM rescue 24