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NEW MIZUNO MP-18 MMC IRONS REVIEW

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NEW MIZUNO MP-18 MMC IRONS REVIEW
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22 thoughts on “NEW MIZUNO MP-18 MMC IRONS REVIEW”

  4. I just got fitted into the MP 18 range. 5,6,7 MMC, 8,9,PW MP 18 blade. Rick's correct that the MMC is 'harder' than the MMC. My experience – a well struck MP 18 blade 10/10 in softness; a well struck MMC 8.5 in softness. So not good, but nowhere near as firm as a game improvment iron in my experience – others may disagree.

    I currently game Srixon Z745 and my the MMC felt softer than those. What also struck me was stopping power – good height leading to good spin with a smash factor of 1.42, so not a 'floaty' flight. Great club that I thought wouldn't suit me – I thought I would blend SC and Blade, but this could not stay out of my set given the looks, performance, and feel (my top 3 priorities when buying any clubs).

    What i would say to any golfer is – do not be afraid to try the full set, including the blades. I am an 8 handicapper but i would describe myself as an 8 handicap driver; 3 handicap iron player; 18 handicap chipper; 8 handicap putter. So, my strengths generally are my irons, my weakness my short game. That's why Ive blended with the blades in the scoring clubs as using an old set of Mizuno MP 60's I bought in 2008 at the weekend, my sort game around the green increased hugely due to thinner sole and better feel for each chip shot.

  9. The only unbiased way to test irons is to hook them up to a machine that would hit every one exactly the same, instead of person hitting the ball with all the inconsistencies.

  10. Rick, I don't know why you are so concerned with feel. Look is very important in how you hit a club, but I would take consistency over feel. PING irons of course are not forged, relatively soft but not forged soft, but they look so nice and play so nice I think it is worth it to have the consistency over the "butter soft" feel. Not just for PING irons. If I were you I would be playing these over the blades.

  14. Hey guys in a bit of a situation here.. can anyone tell me what the most forgiving Taylormade 700 series iron is? As in like most control/overall feel for someone who isn't quite pro? Or around a 7 index?

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