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Mizuno MX-25
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8 Reviews For Mizuno MX-25

  • Guest 7th Jul 2009

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    terrible feel, distance, no wonder they don't use these Mizunoa on tour

  • Guest 30th Jun 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Bought these Mizuno MX-25 clubs on Saturday, after testing a range of clubs. After testing Callaway, Taylor Made, Nike and Cleveland I found that I couldn't hit there o-size irons anywhere near as well their tour irons.

    This left me with a dilema, I want a fair amount of forgivness but only the tour irons felt good.

    Cue Mizuno, the MX-25 was the next test, after about 15 balls, all going long and straight my mind was made up. They fell and swing like a tour iron, but with a good chunk of forgi ...

  • drawboy Rank: Lance Corporal 28th Mar 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    The Mizuno MX-25 golf iron has super mizuno forging quality, these irons are the puppies naughty parts. Large face area, great TTshafts, fantastic clubs. They do look a bit strange from the top down from 3-5 due to the protruding cavity but you soon get over that, 6-wedge look great and very inviting behind the ball. They seem to hit a tad higher for me than other irons but that's not a bad thing as they land softer and with British greens sometimes being on the firm side every little helps. On ...

  • vill 26th Apr 2008

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    Not as forgiving as teh mx 23's. Buy the mx 23's at a discount and get a better club. My guess is the NEXT mx 2x will be the club to have

  • calvochico 24th Apr 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Very happy with them after 1 year. The best set overall sold in the market. Pro's are convinced that these irons really are the best they can get. A common thing I've read is that these irons are suitable for beginners, they are NOT, they are the best option for mid players and good players that don't want a 100% blade irons.

  • Guest 2nd Apr 2008

    Reviewer rating: 3.5 stars


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    Decent irons but prefer Taylor Made R7s. When you hit if flush it is a great feeling. Irons are accurate. Distance is not a strength of the Mizuno MX 25 in my opinion.

  • jcrob902 28th Feb 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I would recommend the Mixuno MX 25 golf clubs to anybody from a 5 to a 20 handycap that is if you at least have between 80 and 100 mile an hour swing with driver because they might be game improvement but theres a whole lot of player iron built into these things the only thing that i wish i would have known before i bought them was just how good they were because i wouldnt have waited so long there solid yet so absolutely beautifully soft and the ball flight was high yet had that penetrating zip ...

  • Guest 16th Feb 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Mizuno have managed to improve the on MX 23s but making a bigger and longer cavity on the club making it easier to launch to the ball with the lower centre of gravity. This also makes the Mizuno MX 25's very forgiving. They have also changed the grooving on the club which increases the amount of control and spin you can put on the ball. Mizuno have done really well to improve on some old favourites.