Mp59 vs mp69

Mizuno released the MP-59 Irons and mizuno mp69 at the same time, when it comes to classically good looking irons that have a throwback feel to them, few companies put out more than Mizuno. What used to be a choice of blade or cavity back has now grown into several categories of irons with each offering more and more every year. One category that seems tailor made for Mizuno is the "game enhancement" category, or an iron that is normally smaller in overall profile, and is used to assist in shaping shots and offering maximum feedback with each strike of the ball.
The mp59, the next generation of our award winning Ti Muscle™ Technology, delivers full cavity forgiveness in a player's half cavity design. During the elaborate Grain Flow Forging process, the pure Titanium material is forged into the muscle of the MP-59 to deliver a 5% larger Sweet Area compared to the titleist ap2 irons for sale, the iron that debuted Ti Muscle Technology. The lightweight characteristics of the pure titanium allows for the ideal amount of thickness behind the impact area to deliver consistent solid feel while simultaneously providing a dramatic increase in perimeter weighting for enhanced playability. To date, only Mizuno's patented Grain Flow Forging process can deliver this technological advancement that produces these amazing gains in forgiveness, all within a compact, traditional head shape

The new http://www.buygreatgolf.com/Buy-Taylormade-RocketBallZ-RBZ-Irons-1243.html, the next iconic Mizuno Muscle Back iron, was created by blending our PGA Tour Staff input with the latest state of the art design and simulation tools. This iron is the perfect balance of Grain Flow Forged feel and unmatched workability. The MP-69 irons feature our newly developed 4D Muscle design. A strategic weighting strategy from 3 iron through PW ensures ideal COG placement in every iron throughout the set to deliver total ball control and a predictable trajectory.
Testing both sets for multiple rounds of www.buygreatgolf.com/Buy-Titleist-AP2-710-Forged-Irons-2010-869.html and countless range sessions two things became clear. First, these truly are an iron that offers a large amount of feedback after each shot and can be "worked" around the course depending on the shot shape one desires. Second, if you are looking for an iron with a high dose of perimeter forgiveness on those shots that you hit out on the toe or high on the club face, these may not work for you. Mizuno lists a handicap range on their website for who they feel will most benefit from a set such as these and they do keep that number pretty low. For the MP-59 set it is up to a 13 index and for the MP-69 set, it is up to a 7. I normally do not put much stock into a handicap deciding what iron one should play, but feel as though after testing these, the Mizuno guide is fairly close if we are basing it on handicap equals ball striking.




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