Mizuno JPX921 Irons

We tested all of the JPX921 iron lines today and with the seven irons, I was swinging from 82 to 83 consistently and with the hot metals, I saw the hi...

I've been very impressed. As always, we recommend with Mizuno, you go for that custom fitting process. They always do a very good job

That's the tour version that feels fantastic and is definitely a contender for my new irons. I really like that a lot.

I gained a few yards distance but my dispersion was better (a combination of correct lie, length and the shaft) and overalls the clubs just felt great, I could feel the ball being trapped better. Since then mizuno have switched to the jpx921 and the standard recoil shaft is the free upgrade which I think is an even better shaft as it is a 76g instead of the 67g I have.

I wanted to get something forgiving with some decent distance so I went with the Cleveland UHXs. I realized that with this set, I was hitting my long irons further than my hybrids so I scrapped my hybrids and went with the 3i from the set as well which has worked great. Due to the lofts on these clubs being more modern I realized I had a pretty big yardage gap between my wedges and my PW of about 35-40 yards so I got a gap wedge and replaced my 3 wood which went only about 10 yards further than my 3i (probably because it was a bad powerbilt 3 wood and I am also not great with it). Ended with my driver, 3i-PW in Cleveland UHXs, Mizuno JPX921 49° GW (found at a used store for 30 bucks), and a 53--56--60 in wedges and my putter.