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Analyze how easy or challenging it is to shape shots with the MP-69 irons. These irons are often sought after for their playability in the hands of skilled golfers. by tstoto

No weaknesses. All very good.

First off as you may already know ,these clubs are gorgeous but more importantly not very hard to hit and deadly accurate.Not crazy long but definitely the longest blades ive hit,if your a decent ball striker these clubs will be fine for you with plenty of feedback but not so much distance loss.I have project x 6.0 on my set and im getting a nice high ball flight with no ballooning.Overall great sticks,the feel is second to none,i highly recommend this set

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never needed it

Similar Products Used:

nike first gen blades(also great sticks)kzg blades,mizuno mp 30,cobra mb pro

I am extremely disappointed with Mizuno and they do not provide a complete line of left hand clubs. So I am off to Titleist which are better clubs anyway

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Terrible they do not care about we left handers.

Outstanding set of irons. I've been playing MP irons for the past few years: MP-57 and MP-53. Considered going to the MP-59 but decided on the MP-69 due to its forgiveness for off-center shots. The traditional blade design of the 69 combined with beveled sole allow the 69 to cut through the rough and turf for better rescue shots. I have KBS Tour X shafts which feel much like the X100's on my previous MP sets. The weight of the KBS shafts combine with the weight of the 69 heads to make a perfect feel of balance throughout the swing. Although the 69 favors the scratch golfer, its forgiveness allows for those that break 80 frequently to enjoy precise and consistent shots. Way to go Mizuno!