Mizuno MX-1000 Irons Review

Buyinggolfonline.com / 2010-08-26

Mizuno mx1000 irons Reviews

Mizuno MX1000 Irons Setup: 4-9PGS
Mizuno MX1000 Irons Shaft: Steel
Mizuno MX1000 Irons Flex: Regular / Stiff
Mizuno MX1000 Irons Price: $399.99 More Info

Looks

The MX-1000 irons look different than just about any Mizuno iron before them. They offer a slightly larger club head, closer to that of most Game Improvement (GI) irons and a thicker topline as well. The finish is on the clubs is a wonderful anti-glare satin look that has no issues at all in the sun light. The sole of the club is beveled towards the cavity and shows off the classic Mizuno logo and the iron number. Inside the cavity is where this club separates itself from almost every Mizuno we have seen previously. Black and yellow color scheme matching that of the MX-700 driver we reviewed last year the MX-1000 irons are seemingly more busy than most we have come to enjoy from this brand over the years. Not necessarily in a bad way, just different than those classic and elegant looks we have come to expect from this line of clubs. The overall package is a great blend of classic lines and edges with a modern twist that wreaks of technology.

Course Performance
I was able to put these in my bag for multiple rounds as well as countless range sessions and each time out, I try and find something wrong with them to no avail. The MX-1000 irons from Mizuno offer a rare blend of forgiveness and feel that we just do not see very often. Feel is a very subjective topic, but when you have almost every person that tries the set come back and say “These feel incredible”, you know you are onto something.

The ball flight is extremely high, but it was not one in which the ball falls out of the sky and loses distance because of it. We found the flight to be perfect for the forgiveness and performance that these clubs offer. The irons were fitted with the True Temper GS95 shaft and it works in perfect harmony with the club head to produce a shot selection that would make just about any golfer happy. One issue that myself and a few others had with the clubs was the stock grip. It was a little too slick for what some liked, but that is an easy and inexpensive fix.

During my testing I was able to transition to these clubs nicely from other sets that we have been testing and the biggest reason for that was the forgiveness. The weighting that these offer really work hard to square the club face up at impact and when it simply cannot happen, the added forgiveness keeps the ball as straight as you can expect from an iron.

Overall
Mizuno really has come to the market with a 2010 lineup that is as strong as any out there. There is an iron for just about every golfer in their stable and the MX-1000 we believe was the last puzzle piece missing for those golfers that wanted to experience incredible feel without sacrificing the forgiveness that they need when their game is off just a little bit. Combining feel, performance, and forgiveness in one package is never an easy thing to accomplish, but Mizuno has been able to do just that. The retail price is going to be about $1000, so it is on the higher end. For more information on this set or any other set in their lineup, check out the Mizuno website at www.buyinggolfonline.com

Customer Reviews
Chuck:well well well....this famousdavis clown is the true definition of a lowlife... don't trust anything about his review considering even not so good golfers like myself know to take extra club in the wind and to compare these irons to anything callaway has ever produced is comical....oh yea...that same moron famousdavis didn't tell you that the standard shaft for these irons is the new true temper gs 95 and that is the reason for the high trajectory...yes it is high and long with decent feel and very forgiving....oh yea the moron famousdavis didn't know that you can get a whole set of these off ebay for about $450 which is a steel for these irons.....if you play by the rules and need the best improvement irons you can buy then these are the current best, but if you cheat your ass off and claim to be a scratch golfer, hint hint famousdavis, then use any old irons and par every hole

famousdavis:I tried these irons out at the range. I hit it in the center of the face every time so you should know this is a legit review. These 90's shooters that post reviews should take some lessons. Anyway, these irons shoot the ball very high and very long. However, if there was a wind in your face they'd end up a club short. I don't like the shaft they use with these..Dynalite Gold XP. It feels mushy. These are beautiful looking irons but the price is a joke. The shop had them at $999. Are you kidding me? Callaway X-12 irons yield the same results and have better feel. Thanks Mizuno.

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