Mizuno MP-14 Irons
Mizuno MP-14 Irons
USER REVIEWS
[Jan 01, 2024]
minami
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[Dec 24, 2023]
arissaaqila
Strength:
tstoto Weakness:
No weaknesses. All very good. Purchased: New
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[Oct 25, 2014]
Tom Allen
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Mizuno MP14
I own a set of these, they sit in the closet, Generally I play a new set of Callaways. Got the old Mizunos out the other day, shot a sub zero round. Half a club short but dead on steady as a rock. Hit 16 greens in regulation. I am an 8 handicap. Love these old clubs. Shafted Dynamic stiff. I always have to laugh when someone says you can't hit blades, if you don't have a swing, you are really going to hit anything are you. Great clubs. -TA Customer Service Have not used customer service Similar Products Used: Have played Hogan blades and Wilson blades, like the Mizunos best
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[Jun 14, 2013]
Sean Stratton
Scratch Golfer
Model Reviewed:
mizuno mp14 irons
I played the 2-pw with dg s400 shafts in the mid 1990's as a teenager. I remember being about a 6 hdcp when I bought them. One year after playing these irons I was scratch the point to the story is it's a good idea to play blades when you are young so you learn to rely on solid golf swings instead of a bunch of ''forgiveness'' from some clunky non workable ''game improvement'' iron. In reality hitting a ''non forgiving'' forged blade iron is what is going to improve your game as it teaches you how to rely on center face contact to get good results. Any mizuno forged blade will do this for you. I would reccomend the 14s because you can find them very inexpensive these days which leaves you extra cash for greens fees and range balls! If you get good and want to upgrade from the 14s reward yourself and give the 68s a try. I currently play the 68s and they are the sweetest forged blades on the market right now. I hope this message reaches a junior golfer or two out there as it is very sincere and has merit. Customer Service just the standard loft and lie checks that every forged iron player should do a couple times a year at the minimum. Similar Products Used: wilson fg 51s and mizuno mp68s forged club wise. |
[May 20, 2013]
Jerry
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
mizuno mp14
Tried the MP14s,33,23,32,68,29 and they are all so unforgiving unless dead on the money. Have not seen any irons as consistent as the Pings. Only irons i have ever tried in 10 years that you can close your eyes and none of them hit bad at all. Mizuno has too may iron sets that are too close together in being identical. They need to reduce the model numbers to stop all the confusion. Similar Products Used: G25, G20, I20, Ping Anser |
[Feb 21, 2013]
j
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Mizuno MP-14
Gotta laugh at several of the reviews here.
Customer Service Never had a need Similar Products Used: Cobra MB's (nice), Ping eye (wonder where it's going), Macgregor MT Tourney R2MT's (not enough beef). |
[Oct 17, 2012]
Joe Wiseman
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Mizuno MP 14
Yes, I shoot in the 90's. Why am I reviewing Player's Blades? Cause I want to get better to where I can use these with confidence. I found a set for $121 at Golf Galaxy and traded some Callaways for them. Sweet when you hit them on the nose. I have other sets of blades (see below) and these may prove the hardest to hit. Why play Blades when you, in a word, suck? They help you get your swing to a place where its more close to good than SGI crutches will by practice, practice, practice. Customer Service n/a Similar Products Used: MacGregor MTR1 (1968), Ben Hogan Bounce Sole +1, MacGregor CF 4000. |
[Feb 21, 2010]
troyster
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
mizuno mp 14
I think every golfer who wants to really improve their ability should go out and buy a set of these. I bought a set, 3-pw, switched the s300 shafts out for r100's, and finally broke 100. In a months time I broke 90. Played with them for about two years straight and I can't remeber why I sold them. It's true, these are desiged for the better ball strikers out there who's last concern is forgiveness, but as far as blades go these aren't totally unforgiving like some others out there. Similar Products Used: taylor made burner tour irons,cobra trd mild steel, hogan radial blades. |
[Dec 22, 2009]
alpineberlinette
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Mizuno mp14
Purchased set 3-PW completly refurbished, all Spec better than factory, shafts spined. Have also Mizuno Tour original,TP9, TP11, Taylor Made RAC TP MB, Cleveland CG1 black pearl. The MP 14 are outstanding. Approx 1 Club longer than the others, quite easy to hit, correct size for a blade fan. Feedback very good, TP11 are better. MP14 are the evidence, the golf industry is only marketing. These sticks are 17 years old! Customer Service Mizuno Germany sent within 2 day copy of specification and old catalogue. Similar Products Used: Mizuno tour original, TP9,TP11,T-Zoid Pro II (sold), MP33 (sold), Titleist 962B, Callaway X20 tour (sold), Honma CL606 (sold), Honma 737 (sold), Taylor Made RAC MB TP smoke, Cleveland CG1 black pearl |
[Oct 22, 2009]
goldwingguy
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
MP 14
First off let me start by noting that I never post reviews. I do not have an established handicap, don't really care what it is. I have been a career high 80's to low 90's golfer. My first set of forged irons were a set of Mizuno MP Grads. From there I got a great deal on a set of Mp30's. I hit those for about 3 years and loved them. Just recently I have been wanting to hit blades so I started looking for used sets of MP32", 33"s and 14's. I came across a set of MP14's for a 120 bux on craigslist and the rest is as they say, "history." These are beautiful clubs with a look of history to them. When you sole these clubs on the ground and see the club next to the ball, you just know you can hit a good shot. The thin profile gives you a feeling of just you and the ball and nothing else. As you take one last look at the flag, you can hear the echoes of all the posts you will have read..."you're not good enough to hit blades.." You start your backswing and you hear one last cry..."You need to be a low handicapper..." your downswing descends and the ball connects with the heart of your club...a pured 7 iron launches the ball high and straight. The green recoils from the thud of a small meteor that is your golf ball. You reach into your pocket and grab your divot repair tool. The sound of Sinatra now fills your head...because you are about to go dancing. Spend the time on the range and you will hit these clubs as good as any other club, cast or cavity backed. The difference is the reward you get from a) The soft feel of forged steel b)the look on peoples faces when they see you are playing with blades c)the fact that you pushed yourself to be a better golfer by hitting blades. D)The fact that you did not listen to the status quo of "not being good enough to hit blades" The rewards in life are greater when the road to achieving your goals is difficult. Similar Products Used: MP Grads, MP 30 |