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Mizuno Golf Equipment
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Mizuno are, probably, most commonly associated with golf irons and as the world leaders in iron forging, this, perhaps, is quite understandable, but, there is more to Mizuno Golf than great golf irons.
With an alliance with golf that has spanned close to nine decades, Mizuno Golf has learned a few things about the beloved game along the way and has, certainly, put it to good use:
Mizuno MX-700 Driver possesses a plasma welded face which has been designed to increase ball distance, stability and feedback. This driver has been created for all handicaps of golfer, male or female and comes with a choice of:
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- 4 flex options; lite, regular, stiff and extra stiff
- 4 loft options; 9.5-13.5
- 8 shaft options
With its huge 460cc clubface, the MX-700 has a tremendous MOI (moment of inertia), making it extra forgiving for the less than perfectly centred shot.
Bob Bettinardi creates Mizuno putters using one piece of carbon steel, to increase consistency and accuracy. Mizuno Golfâs black carbon series is an award winning series of putters is available in 4 shaft lengths, with 3 different head weights, to suit your own individual style of putting, whereas the C Series has the tradition classic good looks of a heel-toe shaped putter.
The Mizuno F-60 Fairway Wood utilises a titanium crown which makes the F-60 an extremely lightweight wood and offers a sweet spot which is 20% larger than other models. Mizuno fairway woods are available in ladies, men, as well as, seniors.
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In fact, Mizuno Golf has extended its expertise of golf into, almost, every aspect of the golfing game. From woods, irons, putters, hybrids, rescue woods and wedges, Mizuno Golf have the golf clubs to benefit your game and with clothes, tour, cart and stand bags, luggage, gloves, umbrellas, headwear, mittens and towels, a golfer would be able to state his allegiance to Mizuno Golf clearly.
Golfbuyitonline supply a huge range of Mizuno Golf ranges and are official internet partners, which means getting your Mizuno golf clubs custom fitted could not be simpler.
golf equipment, how many is enough?
I’m just about to start playing golf. Right now, I have one driver, iron 5 to 9, one PW, one SW, and one #4 mizuno fli-hi, which I think is hybrid club. That’s it.
My question is: is my clubs enough for start playing, or I need to buy another kind of clubs (fairway woods, etc) ?
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I love Titleist equipment. The look, feel, and performance for the better player is unmatched in golf.For serious golfers (to steal a line from a Titleist commercial): The question isn’t “Why do I play Titleist?”, it’s “Why would I play anything else?”
In my bag:
Driver: Titleist 905R, 9.5º, UST Proforce V2 66g stiff, tipped 1″
3 Wood: Cobra X Speed, 13º, Accra Dymatch S3-85 M4 (stiff)
2 Hybrid: Titleist 909H, 17º, Aldila VS Proto 80, stiff
3 Hybrid: Titleist 503H, 22º, Aldila VS Proto 80, stiff
Irons: Titleist ZB Forged, 4 iron to 9 iron, True Temper Dynamic Gold S400, 2º flat lie
Pitching Wedge: Titleist 2009 Vokey Design Spin Milled, 48º, 6º bounce, True Temper Dynamic Gold S400, tour chrome finish
Sand Wedge: Titleist 2009 Vokey Design Spin Milled, 54º, 11º bounce, True Temper Dynamic Gold S400, oil can finish
Lob Wedge: Titleist 2009 Vokey Design Spin Milled, 60º, 4º bounce, True Temper Dynamic Gold S400, oil can finish
Putter: Scotty Cameron Studio Select Newport 2, 34″
I’m clearly a Titleist fan…but that Cobra X Speed 3 wood is worth it’s weight in gold on tight driving holes.
i need to know who buys golf equipment so i can sll mine to buy new equipment?
3 mizuno black nickle wedges 51,56,60 yes olivia putter
Why does my golf ball die in midair? Ball flight and equipment question.
I was trying out new cavity back golf irons: titleist 775, mizuno mx25, r7, x20. The ball started out the same with all 4 models, but with the titleists and mx25s, the ball sort of gave out after reaching its peak height. With the r7s and x20s the ball resumed in its normal fashion. My question is: why did the ball sort of die with the first two irons? The titleists and mx25 are forged irons and made of different metals so maybe that has something to do with it. They also have less offset and slightly smaller heads. I don’t feel it is a swing question because the balls came off the face similarly with all 4 irons. I used graphite shafts in all 4 models. Thanks.
What is your preference in terms of golf equipment companies?
My personal preference is Titleist, I love their blades and the Vokey wedges cut really well through any turf. And everyone knows how good the ProV1 and ProV1x are. Mizuno makes great irons for every type of player and Bettinardi putters are pretty sick (but not as sick as Scotty Cameron), TaylorMade makes great drivers and the Penta TP is a good ball, Callaway makes solid cavity-back irons and great golf balls, PING makes all-around awesome clubs, the new Nike VR Tour Driver is solid, but they’re balls not so much. Cleveland makes good high-bounce wedges and their sister company Srixon makes a phenomenal ball. Bridgestone makes pretty good balls, and Cobra makes solid, but OBNOXIOUSLY LOUD drivers and pretty good irons. What’s your preference and what’s in your bag?
Here’s my bag:
Driver: Titleist 909D3, 9.5*, UST Proforce V2 76g Stiff
3 Wood: Titleist 909F3, 15*, UST Proforce V2 76g Stiff
2 Hybrid: Tour Edge XCG, 18*, UST Proforce V2 89g Stiff
3 Iron-Pitching Wedge: Titleist 2008 AP2, True Temper S300
Sand Wedge: Titleist Vokey Spin Milled, 54*, 11 degrees of bounce
Lob Wedge: Titleist Vokey Spin Milled, 60*, 7 degrees of bounce
X Wedge: Callaway X Forged C-Grind, 64*, 9 degrees of bounce (not in the bag full-time)
Putter: Scotty Cameron Studio Select, Newport, 34 inches
I’m pretty biased but, hey, what can I say? They work!
That”s plenty to start. Later you will discover some things about your swing and your game. This will influence your future purchases. I love my fairway woods. I got rid of me hybrids. Currently carrying 4 wedges. Good luck keep playing and practicing.
Considering condition…. A broken shaft and groove wear on the scoring clubs…I’d say they were a bit pricey. The broken shaft makes one wonder about how they were treated in general.
my guess it the titleist and mx25 were not imparting the same spin as the others. If the ball comes off the club with little or no spin, it’ll act like a knuckle ball, and die as soon as gravity takes over.