How are the Mizuno Mp 57s?

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How are the Mizuno Mp 57s?

Answer 1

not the most forgiving irons . will help your game after three to five rounds of golf. more than enough forgivness , to be playable, without the lack of apperance that all game improvement clubs . classic  art . highley recommended .

Answer 2

Mizuno makes excellent equipment.  I used to play an older model of one of their iron sets.  Loved them.  A tester in the Golf Magazine Club Test '08 stated, "You'd be hard-pressed to find a more accurate iron."  They are rated for a player whose handicap is between 0-12.  Testers did find off-center hits to lose some distance, but you'll get that with most irons.  It was given a 4.5 star rating out of 5 stars.  I looked at a set at the pro shop the other day and they felt great.  If I was in the market for new irons, I'd give them some serious consideration.

Answer 3

Get the Titleist irons...mizuno sucks. Get the Karsten Anser 2 putter as well, but don't copy off of amazing putters that already have the club.

Answer 4

I've been researching all the major brands (inc. Ping, Titleist, Callaway, Mizuno, Taylor Made, etc) for the past 3 months for a new set of irons. All the reviews (Golf Digest, etc) of the MP57's were great and I had my heart set on buying them. However on the range I found the Mizuno MX-25's more forgiving so I've just ordered them instead. It really depends on your handicap. If it's less than 12 the MP 57's would be a good buy, otherwise go with the MX-25's. The most important thing I found was to get fitted ($50) for lie angle, shaft flex and length, and to try the clubs out at a range to make sure you are happy with your investment.