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Review Date August 29, 2008 Overall Rating
5 of 5
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5 of 5
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Reviewed by: flyingdivot
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Shoots in the 80s Model Reviewed: Mizuno MP-60 Summary: Bought the mp-60's last winter, mainly because of the reviews I had read here. They came with 5.0 Rifle Flighted shafts. I've played them all summer, and am very pleased.
Firstly, I would like to thank all for the very accurate reviews. These irons all that they were 'cracked up to be' in all the other glowing 5 star reviews. They are first class in look, feel and performance!!! I have used many different irons, but these are definitely the best I've ever come across. I was nervous going to blades, because I was a Ping and Callaway loyalist for 15+ years. But these Blades are quite forgiving and a lot more playable than other blades I've demo-ed.
One of the nicest attributes of these clubs is that they are very useful in the short game. They are very good irons for chipping. When I'd chip with my callaway x-16's, there was very little feedback or feel...and very clunky. Quite the opposite with the mp60s.
Also, half-shots are very good with the mp-60's. On windy days, I can very confidently hit a 110 yard bump-and-run 7i and get it within 20 feet, more times than not.
In the long game...ditto for what all the rest say!!! What I also found nice about these clubs are that they are very forgiving with thin shots. One of my mistakes is often hitting thin shots ...2 or 3 a round. With these clubs, the ball pretty much goes where intended...albeit sometimes a bit longer. But still ' a good bad shot '
Overall, an excellent club!!! Customer Service: N/A Similar Products Used: Callaway x-14, Callaway x-16, Ping Eye 3, Ping Eye 2
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Review Date August 11, 2008 Overall Rating
5 of 5
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5 of 5
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Reviewed by: MizunoGolfer2131
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Shoots in the 80s Model Reviewed: Mizuno Mp-60 Summary: Hey, I'm 14 years old and i just bought a set of these irons. I have only been playing golf for 8 months now and i have shot in the seventy's one time ever but consitently shoot in the 80's. I figured that I am decent enough to buy a pair of these irons and i love them. It gives me a whole lot more control and it carried ten yards further than my old clubs. The only down thing is, is that i can't hit my 4 iron consitetley yet. But overall great clubs! Customer Service: n/a Similar Products Used: n/a
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Review Date August 7, 2008 Overall Rating
5 of 5
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5 of 5
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Reviewed by: HPGolf
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Shoots in the 80s Model Reviewed: Mizuno Mp60 Summary: All I can say is wow. This is my first experience with a pair of Mizuno irons. You hear the term buttery and be like.. "what is that"? Now I know. With these clubs you make a good swing and there it goes. I tried to muscle them like my shovels i own, no luck. You have no chance of hitting these sort of clubs without your best. The bring your best swing out and fundamentals. I am sold. Though I purchased the MX 23's, I also purchased a demo 6 to use to get me ready for a set next season or these new 57's coming out. To all my other guys wondering if you should, please do and take your game to the next level. Customer Service: No experience Similar Products Used: Nothing compares to these but I have used
Cobra 3100
wilson staff di5
Apex Hogans
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Review Date July 20, 2008 Overall Rating
5 of 5
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4 of 5
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Reviewed by: Chad Sebring(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 70s Model Reviewed: Mizuno mp-60 Summary: Unbelievable clubs. I had a set of Mizuno MP-19s a few years ago, but wasn't ready for them. I figured I'd give them another whirl after playing Ping S-58s for three years. These offer so much ability to move the ball left, right, up and down, it's almost criminal. Distance is good, accuracy is ridiculous. I didn't test other clubs, but I can't imagine there are clubs that are better balanced, have better feel or look any better. I will never own anything but Mizuno irons again. Customer Service: n/a
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Review Date July 15, 2008 Overall Rating
5 of 5
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5 of 5
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Reviewed by: DrWillyGib
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Shoots in the 80s Model Reviewed: MP-60 Summary: I bought these irons about 3 1/2-4 years ago because I was seeking a better player iron with the confidence I had in my swing. When I went club shopping, I hadn't even considered Mizuno because I was a devout Callaway and still am so to speak. I was planning on buying the Callaway X-forged. I was really seeking a blade, but Callaway didn't offer one yet. So, I was advised by someone at a golf shop to try some Mizunos. Since I was seeking a blade, I was automatically drawn to the MP-32s. After hitting a demo iron, I kept kicking the idea around. I finally went to another golf shop and was set to let go of the money. A different guy suggested that I buy the MP-60s over the MP-32s because they would give me just a little more forgiveness but still give me the ability to work the ball like I was wanting to do. So I demoed an iron in the shop and decided I would get the MP-60s. I couldn't wait to get to the range. I instantly fell in love with these clubs. They are simply amazing. The feel of these clubs is incredible. I have owned them for around 3 1/2-4 years. When you are striking the ball it is noticeable when you make "pure" contact and when you are off by just a little bit. I highly recommend these clubs for any person seeking a better player iron but at the same time seeking a little forgiveness. Trust me, you will not be disappointed in your purchase.
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