Physical Specifications of the Mizuno MP 57 Iron

I moved from Titleist 735′s to Mizuno MP-57 iron set this spring. First swing on a course was a 133yd 9i. First ever eagle on a par 4. I am not a real superstitious guy, but it’s safe to say I will be playing these for a long time.

The physical specifications of the Mizuno MP-57 irons are congruent with the rest of the MP series that Mizuno has released. The clubs utilize a wider soul and a fuller cavity, which is going to favor the higher skilled players rather than the ones who are still tweaking their game and learning the finer details of golf. The aesthetics of the club are something else that Mizuno has taken pride in, and the Golf Irons Sale are good looking pieces of equipment. The design is a cavity-back iron, which makes it one of the most beautiful irons Mizuno has produced.

The Mizuno MP-57 is the first iron in Mizuno’s legendary MP line that utilizes a full cavity back. Compared to the MP-60, the new MP-57 irons have a face that is taller and slightly wider to go with that full cavity. This 2 and a half % increase in the head size delivers a sweet spot that is 7% bigger and you can really feel the difference, especially in the longer irons. The larger head gives you much more confidence at address and we feel that this Golf Clubs Sale is excellent and perfect for low single figure players up to mid-teens who prefer a quality forged iron.

When you hit a pure shot with the Mizuno MP-57 irons it’s a very sweet feeling. The kind of sweet feeling that makes all the bad shots forgotten and makes me rush back to this cruel game. I’ve heard the feel of Mizuno described as “buttery soft” and while I comprehended the analogy it wasn’t until I hit the MP-57′s that I understood what that means. I was able to move the ball both right and left and found the distance of good shots to be very consistent. The “U-grooves” do what they promise; giving me good spin control with shots that landed soft on the green with good trajectory.

These irons have improved my game greatly. I decided to try out more of an advanced club and I immediately fell in love with the Mizuno MP-57s. I’ve had them for about a year now and my handicap has gone from a 14 to < http://www.worldgolfsale.com/Golf-280-Mizuno-MP-57-lron-Set.html > a 6 over the year. The feel, control and workability with these irons are unmatched. There is no better feeling then striking the 3 iron flush and watching it sit next to the cup.