Description The Pro-II is ideal for golfers who are looking for the traditional look and feel of a muscle back blade with the forgiveness offered by a cavity back design. Mizuno has taken the playability of the T...
Reviewed by: Nick(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: Mizuno T Zoid Pro II
Summary: I have been playing golf for about 8 years serisouly and i got out of it for about 2 years when i sold my Mizuno MP 33's. I bought these and within in a few weeks i felt like i was back where i was when i quit. I love these irons and they provide the workablilty of a blade and have great feel.
Similar Products Used: I have hit pretty much every club out there
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Summary: Bought these on Ebay for $300 4 years ago and never looked back. I'm pretty much a straight ball hitter, but when I find myself behind trees and have to work the ball, these clubs can do wonders. I wouldn't say they feel exactly like blades, but very close. The slightly bigger and heavier (this is my favorite feature) club head gives you confidence even out of thicker lies. I feel I can take a 3 iron out of the rough and still hit it almost the full distance.
The look of the clubs is getting a bit dated, and mine are heavily dinged, but it's the score at the end of the round that counts. Highly recommended irons. Probably won't buy another set until the grooves are unplayable haha.
Similar Products Used: I've demoed and hit most of the Mizuno, Titleist, srixon etc... clubs out there.
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Review Date May 3, 2009
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
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Reviewed by: Andrew(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Mizuno T zoid pro II
Summary: Great set of Irons.
Much more forgiving than I had anticipated given the reviews.
Many people who claim to be single digit handicap players are also single to double digit liars. ha.
If you are an honest 20 handicap player or lower these are awesome clubs - no question.
I would agree with others that they do create a good deal of spin, which one might have to keep in mind when dialing in the distance.
Great product. I dropped a set of newer iron set with 'newer technology' in favour of these.
Customer Service: n/a
Similar Products Used: Srixon i-506
Taylor made rac cb
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Review Date August 27, 2008
Overall Rating 4 of 5
Value Rating 4 of 5
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Reviewed by: Garrett Coyle(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: Pro-II
Summary: I'm generally a big fan of the Pro-IIs. I've been playing them for almost ten years. They're not forgiving on poorly struck shots, so I wouldn't mess with them if you aren't below a 12 or 15 handicap. The other thing you should know if you're considering them is that I think the lofts are a degree or two weaker than a lot of other sets.
My only problem is with the pitching wedge, which for some reason I have always tended to pull about five to seven yards left of my target. (Unlike the rest of the set, the pitching wedge has no cavity; it's a pure muscleback.) Has anyone else experienced this? I had them custom fit, so I know the lie angle is right for me.
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Summary: I'm only 15 and began taking golf seiously about two years. My dad handed these down to me and honeslty, i don't know why. These irons are fantastic. Forged blade irons are great to learn on because if you can hit these... you can hit anything. I adore these irons. excellent feedback on well struck or even miss hits. These will tell you exactly what you are doing wrong whether you are skulling the ball or hitting it fat. A very high recommendation from me.
Similar Products Used: Wilson Staffs, Taylor Made TP's
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