HankMarvin
Tour Rookie
true but that's their choice
New Mizuno MP20
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NorwichBanana
Assistant Pro
how much less?
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When I bought my PS9's they cost me £495 for 3-PW and £40 for the fitting. Equivalent Mizunos etc at the time were typically £699 for 4-PW.
OLgolfer
Active member
Guys... there is no cooper finish. It’s a marketing image showing the cooper underlay of the club.
HMB’s look interesting indeed
HMB’s look interesting indeed
Yant
Head Pro
Is that right? if so that's a shame because I would've bought them.
Foxholer
Blackballed
Mizuno Marketing Dept doing an excellent job ramping up the 'nothing feels like a Mizuno' line!
Nice looking, but still 'only' another set of clubs, so nothing to really swoon over! And FWIW, I've had, and enjoyed, several sets of Mizuno irons - including classic blades.
Nice looking, but still 'only' another set of clubs, so nothing to really swoon over! And FWIW, I've had, and enjoyed, several sets of Mizuno irons - including classic blades.
Parsaregood
Head Pro
Orka rs10's are £105/club and also the shaft options without upcharge are very limited. The mizuno shaft optimizer is a great tool and if you got to any decent stockist they could fit you very well using that process. Not sure you wouldn't end up more expensive going down the orka route especially if one of their stock shafts doesn't suit. Fit properly I'd find it hard to imagine between the blades/mb irons that there would be much difference, most blades perform so similarly that its really just a case of what you like the look of or brand loyalty/price.
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Orka don't have 'stock' shafts. They are built by club builders who do a proper fitting then order the required shafts in.
Parsaregood
Head Pro
Mostly kbs shafts I believe after speaking with a guy who actually fits them, most other things are money
T 20 wedges look pretty good too.
Parsaregood
Head Pro
Look sick, shelf appeal they have
Dannyc
Active member
Great looking irons
Was dreading this day since I bought my mp18s
I won’t be changing though mp 18 in my opinion are mint
2 years time when next are out ok look forward to ðŸ‘
Was dreading this day since I bought my mp18s
I won’t be changing though mp 18 in my opinion are mint
2 years time when next are out ok look forward to ðŸ‘
huds1475
Journeyman Pro
Pin-seeker
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And if you buy Orka you need to be keeping the clubs for a while.
Sats
Challenge Tour Pro
Nothing but beauty. I'm very tempted to go with the HMB or the MMC - I'm due some new irons (well that's what I'm telling myself.)
Yant
Head Pro
I’m definitely due some new irons. Had my MP59’s for 8 years now. I’m very tempted.
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Resale value is not something I've ever considered when buying golf clubs.
The new Mizunos are very very similar looking to the old MP37's, gorgeous but had a sweet spot smaller than a mosquitos belly button.
Pin-seeker
Well-known member
Fine,just pointing out that the Orkas will be worth peanuts as soon as you drive them out of the showroom.
had a hit of these today, blade very sim to my MP4, but the HMB were really nice a good 10 yards longer, but thet could be stronger loft and 1/4 inch longer shafts, good flight and didn't look too bulky
