I have hit Mizuno MP 69. Flight was solid and easy to manipulate. Typically sharp-looking, solid-performing Mizuno blade. If you are looking to break par when you play, I would give these a shot.

The new 4D muscle pad on the back of the MP-69's clubhead, strategically places the weight progressively throught the set to produce easier-to-hit long irons with a slightly higher ball flight than before, whilst the shorter irons remain cleaner and more compact with a high center of gravity for improved trajectory control.

The sole shape of the cheap MP 69 was slightly redesigned to maintain effective bounce while increasing overall workability through trailing edge relief.

The Mizuno MP 69 sale offer great levels of feedback thanks to Mizuno's Grain Flow Forged clubheads, that produce an improved impact sound and feel. Lastly, the Mizuno MP-69s feature an evolved sole design with a more beveled trailing edge for cleaner turf interaction.

The Mizuno MP-69 irons are targeted at Tour Players and low handicap amateurs.If you want to pursue perfect swing, you can choose it,or you can think about the Mizuno MP 59 or Mizuno JPX 800.