Philbleasy
Club Champion
I currently play with mizuno mx200 irons I like them but they are looking a bit old. Would an upgrade to mizuno JPX 825 pro be a good one and worthwhile?I'm a big mizuno fan so don't really want to move away from mizuno
Mizuno mx200 irons
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fundy
Ryder Cup Winner
has anything changed since your last thread on this? werent you going to discuss with your pro and compare clubs on a monitor? not sure what anyone on a forum can offer more than that!
Philbleasy
Club Champion
He told me to stick with my irons
i do like them but they are looking old and a bit tatty now. 8 years I've had them and something in me says change
i do like them but they are looking old and a bit tatty now. 8 years I've had them and something in me says change
fundy
Ryder Cup Winner
so you have a set of irons that you yourself say are working, your pro has told you to stick with them and you are looking for us to tell you to change them
Yeah go for it, go get some new shinies
Qwerty
Tour Winner
I love the look of the MX 200 with the badge taken of the Back.
Not very helpful I know but Ive wanted to get this of my chest for some time now and I felt this was a good opportunity :smirk:
Not very helpful I know but Ive wanted to get this of my chest for some time now and I felt this was a good opportunity :smirk:
Alex1975
Tour Winner
Get some metal polish and give them a good work over then regrip them and your eye might like them more again.
To directly answer your question, yes, JPX 825 Pro are a comparable iron to MX 200 head size wise. I loved mine.
To directly answer your question, yes, JPX 825 Pro are a comparable iron to MX 200 head size wise. I loved mine.
Qwerty
Tour Winner
Get the badge off and Get 'em Pimped! :thup:
Shooter McPowick
Head Pro
^^Those are lovely!
OP - find a mizuno performance centre near you, I have one in my local American golf. Get them to set up a few mizunos with different shafts etc and see what you think. Can't hurt to try. If you want to spend money on something shiny, is there any of your other clubs that may benefit from a change like a wedge?
OP - find a mizuno performance centre near you, I have one in my local American golf. Get them to set up a few mizunos with different shafts etc and see what you think. Can't hurt to try. If you want to spend money on something shiny, is there any of your other clubs that may benefit from a change like a wedge?
DCB
Well-known member
The 850s or the EZ Forged would both be worth trying. Check the Mizuno Web site to see if there are any demo days near you.
Philbleasy
Club Champion
Wow they look great did you do them yourselfGet the badge off and Get 'em Pimped! :thup:
Qwerty
Tour Winner
No, I don't even own a set
Although I have considered a paint job on my MP53s
The photo is off a website - Golf Alchemy.
They first caught my eye on there and initially I didn't realise they were MX200s.
Ive seen a few examples since with the badge removed and I just think they're a real Classy looking set of irons with plenty of forgiveness which Is usually quite rare.:thup:
Philbleasy
Club Champion
Ok thanks
Philbleasy
Club Champion
Has anyone used golfironsuk to have there clubs refurbished?
