EXPENSIVE VS CHEAP: Taylormade GAPR vs Mizuno Fli-Hi 2 Iron

We put the expensive GAPR Lo 2 iron from taylormade to the test against the 6 year old second hand Mizuno Fli Hi 2 iron and see if there is anything difference in performance.

15 thoughts on “EXPENSIVE VS CHEAP: Taylormade GAPR vs Mizuno Fli-Hi 2 Iron

  1. I’ve got the new fli hi 2 iron I’m a hi handicapper I got it £140 brand new £100 less than the gapr and its currently my longest straightest best feeling club in my bag I love hitting it that much I don’t use my driver anymore and not to much distance lost especially in the summer time

  2. Great comparison video! … I am not surprised the Mizuno had ample opportunity for more distance … and hence NOT "cheap" … Hybrids are great and let you get away with faulty swings or swing like "FRed Flinstone" and still get some distance … but if one has a sound swing you can always put some "whoop ass" on a 2 iron … 🙂 … and a real 2 iron keeps you honest … I will never part with my MacGregor 2 iron …

  3. Cheap??? CHEAP??? Those Mizuno MP Fli-Hi's weren't cheap when I bought them new. Still have the 2, 3 & 4 irons, which I bought to flesh out my set of MP-59s, which are still in the closet as well. Can't bring myself to use them as trade-ins.

  4. GAPR was pretty impressive for me and I'm skeptical about how much "tech" can do for any club. Against the TMB it was more versatile (high and low) and more forgiving. and about 8-10 yards longer

  5. I love your stingers-video. Thinking buying me a utility 2 or 3. I'm a 10 hcp and have a swing speed with driver around 100 mph. Do you think I have enough speed for a 2 iron or should a go for the 3 iron? More stingers please…

  6. I suppose the only issue is that you can't try the second hand Mizuno out before you buy it, unless you find one in your local pro's bargain bucket… For that reason, and getting the fitting options, I think both alternatives are decent. Sure if you find one on Ebay with a shaft you know fits you…suppose

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