Mizuno Pro 225

9 with slightly stronger lofts for sure, carrier 186, total distance 191, and the interesting part again which I felt like I had with the 223, that pr...

This has got Chromalloy technology, offering a nice, almost forged-like feeling. So out of the three, it's definitely not the softest, but it feels lo...

It was something necessarily that I could really potentially go to when it comes to changing out from blades, blending into something that's going to ...

What I found most impressive with the Mizuno Pro 225 irons was the distance consistency. I hit a lot of different shots and I hit them on different sp...

This will come with the tagline of, you know, best irons I've ever tested or..

Haven't gotten to play a round yet but been to the range with them a couple of times. I love these clubs. A lot of fun to hit. Can't wait to try them in the course

Forgiveness is extraordinary. Workability is not what I have had with previous clubs, but this is to be expected.

The clubs are great. Feel is good and the added distance is definitely a plus. More forgiving on Mishima compared to my older apex pro irons. Don't be fooled the distance comes from slightly jacked lofts but if you know that going in it will help you with your club selection right off the bat. Would...

Very sleek looking irons with exceptional performance. These irons were an upgrade to a 10 yr old Mizuno Iron set. I was able to hit longer and more accurate shots with these irons. I also observed that these irons were somewhat more forgiving than my last set. These irons are worth the additional c...

I waited a month before writing a review. I played 15 rounds with these new irons. I love them. Nothing like the feeling of hitting Mizuno's. Better than the Hot Metal Pro's I was playing. It took 2 months to get these irons but we'll worth the wait.