Mizuno have also changed the Mizuno MP 53 Irons because they found that the sounds people hear when they hit the ball is a large part of feel so they even tuned the sounds of the iron on contact with the golf ball to try and make these irons even better than the previous MP series which were a great set of irons and where very hard to improve on.

Mizuno MP 53 have been designed with 14 grams less weight in the cavity that has been repositioned around the cavity instead. This helps to give the club a larger sweet spot making it an easier to hit iron. They also feature harmonic impact technology, which delivers the desired sound for the golfer and also delivers more feel at impact. They have also added a 360 degree grind on the back cavity to help the club become easier to hit without digging into the turf as much. This iron is built for top of the line feel, performance, and playability. The MP 53 Irons are advertised right on the Mizuno website as being made for golfers with a scratch to 14 handicap. This is pretty accurate and they are made for those that are better golfers.

If you have a high handicap you may find that you will struggle with this type of design. If you are floating right around the 14 handicap area you may struggle a little as well. Mizuno MP 53 Irons are designed to fit the better golfers and are made for scratch golfers and single digit handicap players.