Description A Forged "GRADuated Cavity" iron, Initially produced in 1993 the GRAD Mp was the predecessor to the wildly popular T-Zoid Pro Forged Series. They feature the "Buttery soft" feel that Mizuno Irons are ...
Summary: Mizuno Grad MP been accompanied with me for more than 15 years, love it, since low center& cavity club head bring me great swing rhythm, and keep my precious shot. Phil
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Summary: When it comes to irons, staying behind 2-3 generations and picking the high-end models really pays off. The pace of technology improvements have crawled compared to balls, drivers. Example - ping eye2's still great after 25 years. Bought these mizuno's in very good condition for $90 and reshafted them with Rifle 5.5's. Sweet mizuno feel, feedback, looks I'm confident will focus my swing and get me towards my next goal of breaking 80. Don't have any clue why these were discontinued or why mizuno gave up on the graduated design, but these rock, bottom line. Sweet feel but forgiving enough to provide feedback without hurting too much or loss of distance. Very long.
Customer Service: None
Similar Products Used: Mizuno MX-20, Ping Eye2 BeCU
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Model Reviewed: Mizuno GRAD MP - 2 thru PW Rifle shafts
Summary: Been playing MacGregor Tourney MT's for 3 years, but the cavity back design left a bit to be desired in workability.
Wanting to take my iron play to the next level, I've tested many irons new and used over the last year. The one thing I learned was that I love the feel of forged irons. I was willing to give up some forgiveness to gain the feedback needed to improve my swing mechanics.
Couldn't pass up this set of Mizuno Grad MP's for under $100 to test my logic.
Played 2 rounds with them and have got exactly what I was looking for.
Great feed back on all shots. Enough forgiveness to keep frustration to a minimum and the absolute BUTTER feel when struck correctly. Hitting shot shapes and trajectories that I could only imagine before.
If you are in the market for forged clubs and don't want to shell out $600 or more, you can test the water with a set of these cheap. The graduated design gives a fair amount of forgiveness and you still get the great feel of forged.
Looks - great traditional look at set up.
(Not a hockey stick)
Feel - Balance is incredible throughout the swing. Impact gives you the "good" and "bad" without punishing. Hit the sweet spot and there is NOTHING LIKE IT!
Forgiveness - more forgiveness than pure blade design. You know where the ball is headed at impact but you are not punished and mis hits are not "overcorrected" like cavity backs.
Distance - surprisingly - hit on sweet spot - gained 1/2 to 1 club length. When mis hit - loose 1/2 club.
Customer Service: have not used
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Review Date November 19, 2003
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Reviewed by: Joseph (Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 70s
, from Dallas
Model Reviewed: Mizuno Grad MP
Summary: Short irons- Couldn't be easier- Point and shoot. Mid-high ball flight, stops on a dime.
Mid irons- much easier than blades. Simple to work. Mid flight.
Long irons- a bit tougher, but still very doable. Lowish ball flight (but in Texas that's usually what I want).
Feel- Typical Mizuno feel... butter everytime you hit the middle.
Distance- exactly what I expect. Not a pitching wedge that goes as far as an 8 iron.
Similar Products Used: Mizuno Pro II, Mp14, Cleveland TA1, TA3
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Review Date July 3, 2003
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Reviewed by: mfski109(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed: Mizuno Grad
Summary: I used cast long enough and checked out all the latest irons. Only Mizunos forged impressed me but a new set was out of my budget. Buying used Mizunos was the right idea. These are great irons. Old school look but the distance and accuracy are excellent. $130 bucks... no complaints. My regular foursome are all Hogan (great clubs too) lovers and they loved these when I brought them out. Hard to find but definitely worth it. They're rare and I thank God to have found these on ebay.
Customer Service: Won't need them.
Similar Products Used: Callaway, Cleveland forged
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