NEW MIZUNO JPX900 HOT METAL IRONS REVIEW

MIZUNO JPX900 HOT METAL IRONS REVIEW
Rick Shiels tests the NEW MIZUNO JPX900 HOT METAL IRONS at the NEW Quest Golf Academy based at Prairie Sports Village, using GC2 and FSX software
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14 thoughts on “NEW MIZUNO JPX900 HOT METAL IRONS REVIEW

  1. A hot strike on the pitching wedge comes out 163 carry? That's only 13 yards short of your average carry of 176 with the 7 iron. It would be hard to use that pitching wedge on the course with that sort of front to back dispersion. It's a shame because the 7 and 4 irons had a pretty consistent dispersion.

  2. Steel, a steel alloy that incorporates chromium and molybdenum, hence Chromoly. … The key difference being that while both materials weight the same, Chromoly is exceedingly stronger (it has a higher strength to weight ratio).

  3. I got fittes for the JPX 900 forged with JPX 900 Hot Metal as 5 Iron which is the longest iron I use… Looking foward to playing with them!!!! 🙂

  4. can i ask you a quick question, if I just went for the full set of hot metal would the short irons not be good enough, have enough feel? I play off 18 but only just really getting serious about the game so looking to improve over the next couple of years. Have only tried a 6 iron in tghe hot metal and forged and really like the hot metal, so not sure if i should even be thing about mixing the set. But keep hearing people saying about trying.

  5. Got these over Christmas and I love them! I crush these clubs along way and very high even with the stronger lofts. I'm a 7-9 handicapper and can shape these clubs enough to be happy with the fact they aren't a "blade" very good looking set of clubs to. Carry my 7 around 190 and 4 around 225. Yet feel totally in control like they are my wedges

  6. What a great fitting! Thanks Mizuno. I received my clubs in just a few days, AND despite playing with the flu had a fantastic experience. Bladed 1 caught 2 fat, everything else was so SWEET! I should have the distances down soon with about plus 20 to 30 yards. (stronger lofts) Hot metal, KBS s, Golfpride midsized black and white grips with 2 wraps. SWEEEEET !

  7. I've watched lots of your reviews and let's just say performance wise this is one of your top 3 in the GI department… I just bought them today! Love at first hit. Thanks for reinforcing my decision…this club was not on my radar before I tried them…then I tried before I buyed…Great stuff!

  8. I play to an 8 and just got these with the Nippon modus 105 shaft and absolutely love these irons. Make sure you get fitted. I was between these and the forged and these felt more solid when flushed. Still can shape the ball.

  9. Chromoly is an abbreviation for "chromium-molybdenum steel." Chromoly
    is a range of low alloy steels used, for example, to produce tubing for
    bicycle frames and race-car roll cages. It is not as lightweight as
    aluminum alloys, but has the advantages of high tensile strength and
    malleability.

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