Mizuno MX-1000s VS Titleist 910 D2 Driver

The Mizuno MX-1000 Irons are just one of eight different sets of irons in Mizuno's 2009/2010 launches. While the MP range sits firmly at the 'better player' end of the market, with its forged blades and musclebacks, the MX range - including the MX-1000s - will appeal to the improver golfer looking for forgiveness, high launch and added distance.

Mizuno introduce it's all new MX-1000 series. Incorporating Mizuno’s HOT METAL concept into iron design, the MX-1000 Irons are for golfers looking for an extreme combination of distance and forgiveness. And the ultra-thin ES230 maraging steel face has been plasma welded onto a stainless steel body. The hollow body and hot metal face can also pushes the boundaries of R&A and USGA limits to expand the sweet spot across the face.

The Titleist 910 D2 Driver is one of the larger drivers that Titleist has produced. It has a 460cc head and is made to help those that can hit the center of the club face consistently. It is a customizable driver that can accept many different shafts due to the blind bore hosel and it is made to allow a golf professional to fit a golfer for the right club for them.

The 910 D2 Driver delivers longer distance through a technologically advanced head design with a responsive, fast face insert that creates a ball-speed area that is 15% larger than other drivers. The patented, innovative, SureFit Tour dual-angle hosel provides precise and independent loft and lie adjustments to fine tune ball flight for more accuracy and control.

The Titleist 910 D2 has much playability. It produces consistent high ball flight; very good workability and fun to play; more flexibility to execute various shots. When it comes to look at address, it is traditional shape and simple, effective visual aid on crown; no distractions or gimmicks at address.