How are the Mizuno MP irons compared to the Titleist AP or ZM/ZB irons? Which are more ideal overall?
anonymous
2008-12-09 21:03:32 UTC
How do the MP irons compare to the Titleist irons (like clubs within the same class i.e. BMW 3 vs. Audi a4 or AP2 vs. MP-52). In categories like forgiveness, feel, playability, and distance. Which is a better buy?
Five answers:
marcp1293
2008-12-11 21:02:11 UTC
feel- definitely MP 52
forgiveness- probably the AP2, because they are multi-material(tungsten, polymer, steel)
distance- tough one..... once again the AP2 because the launch angle is a bit higher.....
playability- about the same... i would say the MP 52 are a better buy...... you will not disagree after hitting one pure
ZM and ZB irons are hard to keep a consistent ball flight...... they bite real hard if you mis hit
?
2016-06-02 03:47:03 UTC
Ok. Depending on your handicap, You are looking at b/w 0-5 to use these clubs. You may get away with having over a 5 with the Titleist and the Callaway. The MP-67 and the Forged Blades are low handicapper/scratch golfer clubs. To rate them I'd go: 1. Nike Forged Blades 2. Mizuno MP-67 3. Titleist 695 MB 4. Callaway X-Forged I'm partial to Nike since I play the Pro Combo's. I have played a set of Mizuno irons as well. Golf Magazine rated the X-Forged middle of the road against the other clubs in its test this past spring.
Golf88
2008-12-10 02:46:07 UTC
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