My Mizuno Story – The Interview with Sir Nick Faldo

Six time major winner Nick Faldo recalls how he was first introduced to Mizuno by legendary club maker Barry Willett, hitting balls from the snow and why ‘Turbo' was chosen to grind his irons.

14 thoughts on “My Mizuno Story – The Interview with Sir Nick Faldo

  1. Tp9's have to be one of the best looking and nicest feeling irons of all time.A mis hit on a winters morning however,was a different ball game…..shudder.

  2. I first played the 7's. 11's and 29's because of Faldo. In the last 25 years I've had nothing but Mizuno's in my bag except for maybe a week and a half of trying something else for a few days before panicking until I got my blades back. Thanks Nick and welcome back!

  3. Wonderful interview, you can see the joy in his face and how can you not be after his career with Mizuno. 7 years ago I was custom fit for MP-58's with the shaft optimizer (DNA system) and can't wait to get custom fit for my MP-25's. Absolutely love Mizuno irons and also looking forward to getting fit for the JPX 900 hybrids, fairway metals and driver

  4. Those golfers who have criticised Nick Faldo over the years should get down on their hands and knees and prey they have half of his dedication and ability. He was my childhood hero and still watchable and fantastically interesting to listen to. Thank you for this short film.I currently play Taylormade r11's but will look at Mizuno next time.

  5. I just received my new custom Mizuno MP H5. irons 5-PW and T7 wedges GW, SW, and LW. Mizuno produces works of art.
    I am actually considering another set, perhaps an MP5 just to store away as a collectible.

  6. Mizuno are still head and shoulders above the rest. I have tried many of different irons but always come back to Mizuno and I know l will but I am always willing to give other company's a chance.

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