Mizuno MP-37 Irons

Mizuno MP-37 Irons 

USER REVIEWS

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[Nov 02, 2007]
Daniel
Shoots in the 90s

The mizuno mp-37 is the best club I have ever hit, what I like the most about them is
that they deliver without effort, and they are sooo sweet at impact.
They suit best advanced players but still can be a game improvement club.

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Sep 28, 2007]
jyon
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: mizuno mp 37

I bought these clubs 5 months ago. I had been using Mizuno pro II's for the past 6 years and felt I might be ready to get some blades. I tried almost all the mizuno blades since I'm sold on Mizuno. I really liked the mp67's, but they seemed a little toe heavy. I kind of took a gamble and got the mp 37's and I can't go to anything else.
The feel was as good as I had heard and they are forgiving enough for slight mis-hits. No loss in distance, in fact it has increased from the greater confidence these give. The feedback makes you want to hit great shots. After three months I shot my lowest score 72 after years of being in the 80's. I am so much more confident with these clubs than I could be with my older, slight cavity back proII's b/c I know more what my mistakes are and can work on them. I barely need to look up to know where my shots go.
Great club, try them.

Similar Products Used:

mp67, mp33, mp32

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RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Sep 28, 2007]
jyon
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: mizuno mp 37

I bought these clubs 5 months ago. I had been using Mizuno pro II's for the past 6 years and felt I might be ready to get some blades. I tried almost all the mizuno blades since I'm sold on Mizuno. I really liked the mp67's, but they seemed a little toe heavy. I kind of took a gamble and got the mp 37's and I can't go to anything else.
The feel was as good as I had heard and they are forgiving enough for slight mis-hits. No loss in distance, in fact it has increased from the greater confidence these give. The feedback makes you want to hit great shots. After three months I shot my lowest score 72 after years of being in the 80's. I am so much more confident with these clubs than I could be with my older, slight cavity back proII's b/c I know more what my mistakes are and can work on them. I barely need to look up to know where my shots go.
Great club, try them. My penis is covered with weeping sores.

Similar Products Used:

mp67, mp33, mp32

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RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Jul 19, 2007]
Tom
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Mizuno MP-37

Not really a review, just a clarification. The MP-37s are available as part of Mizuno's Signature Series (custom fit only). I was at Golfsmith today getting fitted for MP-67s by a Mizuno rep, and he verified that the 37s are still available. Here's the link to Mizuno's MP-37 web page.

http://www.mizunousa.com/equipment.nsf/AllProduct/8833756A771357BF8525706F00667DBF?opendocument&div=golf&cat=irons

By the way, I hit them and they are very nice, I just liked the 67s a bit better.

Customer Service

The Mizuno rep was very helpful.

Similar Products Used:

Mizuno MP-29
Hogan Apex Blade

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RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
4
[Jul 08, 2007]
Roberto Toyos
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Mizuno MP37

I bought these Irons new from ebay just when Mizuno dicontinued them. I'm a Mizuno Irons fan and a blade kind of irons fan. It is what the experience has made me be a fan of.

I have never understood why most of cavity back irons have huge soles (and the PW with the largest one), as to impact the ground before the ball is no doubt the worse defect, they seem to be telling you "it is OK, keep doing it so, this sole is to do it that way". You will never learn anything or advance on your game.

I've posted I shoot in the 80's the truth is that now, 10 rounds after buying them I'm playing in the hight 70's. I'm 37 and i'been playing for 5 years.

These clubs need a consistent swing, not a "personal" one, they simply do not work. But if you do have a good swing they are EXTREMELY accurate, very forgiving (yes they are very forgiving, but only with a very consistent swing, with a poor swing they turn extremely unforgiving, the miss shots hurts fisically in the hands) with a long and powerful ball flight.


Customer Service

No need

Similar Products Used:

Wilson Staff, Callaway Big Bertha, Mizuno mx-23, Mizuno TP-9 Mizuno Tp-19

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RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Jul 05, 2007]
Sam
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Mizuno MP 37

What a great clubs! Looks awesome at address, miss hits still going fairly straight with plenty of distant (and I have plenty of that). I'd been using TM 320 for the past few years, and MP-37 is far more superior. Thanks to all the 80s shooters who posted comments on this forum - your comments encouraged me to try these blades. I'll never go back to cavity back again!

Similar Products Used:

TM 320, Cleveland TA-3, MP-14

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RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[May 25, 2007]
Peter Hume
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: mizuno mp37 blades

previously had Nike procombo irons, nice to use and reliable. recently bought some mizuno irons, the dreaded blades, don't know what the fuss is about, sweet strikes, easy to use, confidence inspiring and very long, these are fitted with rifle 6.0 (stiff) shafts, excellent for anyone with a fast swing speed, at address the clubhead looks good, can shape shots how you choose with little effort, just an excellent set of irons. I don't work for mizuno.

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[May 15, 2007]
macca
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: Mizuno pm 37

Had these about 6 months, bought in sale, custom fit, hence 5* value.

They are lovely clubs to hit, great feed back and very solid when hit out the middle. I dont find bad shots that much worse, if your not consistenly hitting out the middle, then not the club for you.

3 iron is least used as does requir a good swing to hit well, i carry rescue club if lie at all bad.

Short irons are great.

They all look very nice behind the ball.

One niggle, not impressed by grips, for an expensive club(full retail) the grips could be better, i bought some sparco red/blue of ebay, they feel much nicer. For extra few £ at manufactour cant understand why they dont use a real quality grip.

If my game went down hill then think i would have to trade in for a set of mp60s or similar.


Customer Service

Club pro custom fit in price.

Similar Products Used:

Titleist tour blades, back in the day ;o)

OVERALL
RATING
4
VALUE
RATING
5
[May 02, 2007]
shaggie96
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Mizuno MP-37

I bought these clubs two years ago in large part because of the good reviews on this site, so I thought I would provide a review of my own.

The feel of the Mizuno forgings is second to none in my opinion. And as others have stated, these clubs are fairly forgiving for a blade. I bought them because I was planning to really try to improve my swing and wanted the feedback. I haven't improved as much as I had hoped, but I don't think that's due to the clubs.

I would recommend these clubs to anyone, and it would take something magnificent in order for me to buy anything but Mizuno irons in the future. In fact, I'm planning to buy some new irons in a couple of weeks and as of now my only decision is to go with the MP-67s or a little more forgiveness with the MX-25s.

Customer Service

No experience.

Similar Products Used:

Titleist 690MB, Hogan Apex, many others

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RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Apr 23, 2007]
Mike Fannin
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Mizuno MP 37

Just changed my irons from the 690mb to the mizuno mp37. Th mp 37 are awesome in the feel and feedback that they offer. The best blades on the market to bad that mizuno discontinue the this model. I am able to hit a club less thru out the set. if you are looking for a creat set of blades you need to find a set of the mp 37 and you will not be disappointed.

Similar Products Used:

titleist 690mb

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
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