The Mizuno JPX 800 Ironsare a big jump into the game improvement category for Mizuno Golf. The irons are made of mild carbon steel and have a grain flow forged face. Mizuno JPX-800 Irons also have a triple cut sole that helps these irons perform from any type of lie.

Possibly just shy of "Guave Juice on a stick," but both the JPX-800 and JPX-800 Pro irons look awesome. Unlike Mizuno's other game improvement irons (MX-1000) these have a nice thin top line and sole (this will be the last comparison to the MX-1000 irons, because they are different clubs for different players). Everything about the JPX-800 irons are a little more pronounced than the JPX-800 PRO kin. The top line and sole are a little thicker and the cavity back a little deeper. The face appears to be slightly larger. This makes sense- you give up a little feel and playability for a extra forgiveness. Honestly, cheap golf clubsfrom a looks perspective I'd say the PRO versions look very similar to many companies' better players clubs and the JPX-800's still look more "traditional" than most game improvement clubs on the market. One important note- not much look- but in the construction; the JPX-800 are cast while the JPX-800 PROS are forged.