intherough
Head Pro
I've got a set of mx100's which I'm thinking of changing, great GI club.
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Cavity Backs
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G1BB0
Money List Winner
just started last year, bought some MD Golf irons but didnt get on with them so managed to get a set of titleist 775cb's and love em, look great in the bag, forgiving and can be picked up relatively cheaply
Crazyface
Tour Winner
Hell no! They are I think "muscle backs". No Sign of a cavity at all. Lovely to hit, as per all the reviews, but forgiving? No! I've been using some old Macgregor DX range and the difference in shot shape is immense.
MashieNiblick
Tour Winner
I currently have MP30's in the bag.
As Crazyface says, not much of a cavity and not as much as the MP57 which replaced them in the Mizuno range, and which are much easier to hit.
They do feel great when you hit the sweet spot though and I still think they are one of the best looking irons Mizuno have produced.
As Crazyface says, not much of a cavity and not as much as the MP57 which replaced them in the Mizuno range, and which are much easier to hit.
They do feel great when you hit the sweet spot though and I still think they are one of the best looking irons Mizuno have produced.
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Alex1975
Guest
I currently have MP30's in the bag.
As Crazyface says, not much of a cavity and not as much as the MP57 which replaced them in the Mizuno range, and which are much easier to hit.
They do feel great when you hit the sweet spot though and I still think they are one of the best looking irons Mizuno have produced.
Yep, it looks great!
golfingcolin
Newbie
My mate just bought a set of the Nike VR Full cavity backs for about £200 a month or so ago and is really happy with them.....easy to hit apparently
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tagnut69
Assistant Pro
What about a set of Ping Eye2's, cheap as chips and as good as anything out there today
