Mizuno MP-60

Reviewed by: davidb4210 ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
Mizuno MP 60

Summary:
I've hit tons of irons over the years - I'm a club junkie, and these are great if you want forgiveness, and feedback, and that forged feel. These are more forgiving than you might think. A shot not hit in the center will still go - a bad shot will still be a bad shot. They are beautiful clubs. I've used these for a year and when I try to go to a more forgiving club - it's not worth the trade off. These are so accurate. The ball will go where you hit it - no surprises. Be sure the shaft and lie angle fit you.

Customer Service:
Haven't used it.

Similar Products Used:
Mizuno MP 30, MX23, & other Mizuno clubs; 04 Callaway Big Bertha, X12's, Titleist 762, 981, Ping Zing 2, and others

Reviewed by: johnnyred8 ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
MP-60

Summary:
These are really my first set of irons. They are some of the best out there. It took me a while to settle on clubs, but the first time I saw them I tried them on the range. They had very good control, forgiveness, and carried the ball very well. I am still a kid, but these let me hit some shots like a pro. I would not recommend these clubs for someone that is just starting to play golf. They are for more experienced golfers who shoot from the low 70's to the mid 80's.

Reviewed by: jg1478 ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
Mizuno MP 60

Summary:
Just purchased these and they're easily the best feeling irons that I've ever owned. I gave up a set of the MacGregor 1025cm blade/cavity irons and I'll only play Mizuno from this point forward. The MP 60s have a much softer feel off the face and they're a lot easier to work right and left. Also, got the "upgraded" project X 6.0 shafts, which have made a ton of difference. The ball flight is much more penetrating compared to the DG s400's in my MacGregor set. In the end, I'd recommend this set to anyone that's shooting around par to the low 80s and doesn't want to fool around with a set of blades.

Similar Products Used:
MacGregor 1025cm

Reviewed by: 9424tm ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Mizuno MP-60

Summary:
I currently play Taylormade 200 irons and love them. I am looking for new irons, but I want something with the same feel. Thin sole and topline. Some workability and some forgiveness. I have been considering the Miz MP-52 or MP-60. Any thoughts since I shoot mid-low 80's, are these too much club for me?

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