I've got a set of mp32 i use in winter and they are easier to hit than my mates MP60 so maybe thats why
I've got a set of mp32 i use in winter and they are easier to hit than my mates MP60 so maybe thats why
HawkeyeMS
Ryder Cup Winner
Not sure they're really telling us much apart from their target market for each club. I still don't understand why anyone apart from the very low guys would need more workability. Most of us can't hit it consistently as it is so why e'd want to start moving he ball is beyond me.
Funnily enough it tells me the JPX or JPX pro. Having hit the JPX 800 Pro not long after they came out I waxed lyrical about them and they are good club. However If I was in for a Mizzy iron I'd definitely be looking for something sexier like the 53's
but with the old mizzy guide you would be ok with, as they were low to mid clubs.
i didn't see anything wrong with their old guide to who they are targeted to.
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Alex1975
Guest
If your going to try and learn to hit the ball straight then you may as well learn to hit it right to left, both things are as hard learn. I played a few holes with Fragger a couple of weeks back and on his 8th hole par 3 I hit a beautiful high draw starting at the centre of the green and working its way out to the pin on the far left avoiding any chance of playing with the water on the left. As you can tell by the fact that I am telling you about a single shot, I don't have the consistency but I would still try and play that shot every time.
