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Mizuno JPX850 Irons

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Mizuno JPX850 Irons reviewed by Mark Crossfield PGA professional AskGolfGuru. Mark hits the frame faced golf club from Mizuno golf and talks about distance, spin and launch with this golf club. Mizuno often know for its forged bladed irons also make some great easy to hit and game improvement irons. The 850 JPX irons offer some classic looks with a lot of help when it comes to miss hits.

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32 thoughts on “Mizuno JPX850 Irons”

  2. Just bought a left handed set (standard lie, loft and flex) of these today.
    Matched them against the Ping G30s and a set of Cobra and they beat both
    hands down. The ping were 3 yards longer, BUT the disoersion on the Mizunos
    was much tighter (4 yards) and when hitting a 6 or 7 iron into a par-3 or a
    second shot into a par-4, it’s getting the distance right and actually
    hitting the green that counts for me personally.

  4. I play the MP52 irons. When I first bought them I was concerned that I
    wouldn’t be good enough for them and that I should be looking further down
    the range at the JPXs etc. but I can’t get past the chunky looks of these
    types of clubs. As it turns out the MP52s perform really well for me.

  5. What amazes me is how many Pros are using a muscle back or cavity back club
    these days. Apparently the old myth that Pros must use blades is dying.
    Makes me feel better cause my muscle backs are pretty harsh on mishits. I
    still feel Mizuno makes way too many models. My local shop has at least 5-6
    different models at all times. They need a high handicap club, mid-low HC
    and Pro model. That’s it, be done with it.

  6. Thanks for the review, the clubs look good. Also appreciate the new look in
    the video, the coordinated outfit and video overlay with fade. #swanky!

  10. I’m less than 10 seconds in and i feel moved to say that that outfit – and
    particularly the orange on the shoes – is quite preposterous. And that’s
    even by Mark’s standards.
    Right, back to the video….

  11. speaking in paragraphs like that you must be breathing thru yer arse.
    id like to see you out on the piss with some Peruvian nostril dust
    lol…reckon them lips would melt!

  13. Nothing about these irons make me want to go and hit them because I have
    hit the jpx825. Mizuno can’t just keep releasing te same stuff all the
    time. It’s tiring and boring. 

  18. Suprised, when i saw what you were reveiwing my first thought was ” marks
    changing clubs again” so was a tad shocked that you didn’t seem massivly
    impressed by these, given that i thought, especially looks wise these would
    have appealed to you.

    Mizuno dropping the ball a touch???

  20. I really like the look and blue frame insert. The face length is slightly
    shorter than the EZ. I’m not sure there is a significant difference
    compared to the it’s predecessor. Definitely a set I would have considered
    if I did not already have the EZ forged set. I’ve mixed up a combo set and
    carry and enjoy using a normal EZ 5 iron. Less feel for sure but much more
    fire and forget forgiveness which is great. 

  23. I tried these back in August before they were launched and I was impressed
    with them. However, I still ended up going for the JPX EZ irons instead,
    simply because I wanted a bit more offset to help with launch, and because
    I preferred the gunmetal finish of the EZs.

    These seem well suited to someone who has managed to get their handicap
    down a bit, but who isn’t yet comfortable with bladed irons and wants a bit
    more forgiveness.

  25. i am thinking of buying these as i have had my callaway x14s for at least
    9-10 years now so anyone hit these please let me know what you think 

  26. Another great review….was wondering if you will ever do an iron shaft
    comparison with all of the latest materials, design manufactures are doing.
    The iron shaft is I would assume very relevant to some of your viewers
    keeping up with your videos (steelfiber, c-taper style, some DG’s etc)

    Wouldn’t be opposed to driver/FW/hybrid as well, but understand there are
    so many.

    Thanks, videos are always 110%!

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