A few years ago, I sold a set of Mizuno MP-60s and have been ruing the decision pretty much ever since. At the time, I thought I'd found a better fitting set for my game (plus, newer clubs are always better. Right?). Unfortunately, I haven't found an iron with that same sweet feel that those MP-60s had. The MP-57s were very close, but the MP-52s and 62s seemed to lack the buttery feel that solid impact delivered with the 60s. Plus, that "Cut Muscle" design employed by Mizuno on the MP-32, -57, -60 and -67 made for some very good looking golf clubs.
Would the MP-63, Mizuno's latest entry into the better player's cavity back market, live up to my gilded recollections of the MP-60? Let's take a look at Mizuno's new "Diamond Muscle" irons.
Have played many different cast players clubs in the past. Finally decided to make the jump to Mizuno and so glad I did.Mizuno MP-63 IronsThese are the greatest feeling irons I have ever hit, and I have owned 13 other sets of irons TM, Callaway, Titliest, Cobra, but none compare to the feel of these Mizunos. I am easily a club longer with each iron so still adjusting to that. Do not let the thin top line intimidate you. These are very easy to hit clubs and even the mishits hold the line well just come up a little short. Give them a try, if you are even a fairly decent ball striker you will love these irons. They are extremely easy to work the ball left, right, high, low, or staight. Even the long irons are incredibly easy to hit and work the ball. I had always heard people talk about the buttery feel of a Mizuno iron, and now I have to say I am a believer. If you are a 12 or less you can hit these clubs.
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