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Mizuno MP-20 HMB Irons
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Ping G410 Plus 10.5*
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So back to Mizuno talk.
I see that Mizuno has increased their iron shaft length by 1/4”.
For example, for years their 7i was always listed at 36.75”.
This was typically 1/4” shorter than other manufacturers but Mizuno’s measurement is without a grip. I personally find a grip adds 1/8”
The three MP-20 models are now listed longer at 37.0”.
I wonder why they did that ?
1/4” might add maybe 2 yards to a strike ???
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Bag | Titleist Hybrid-5 Stand Bag
Titleist TSi2 10* | Miyazaki Kusala Black 61x or UST LIN-Q White M40X 6F3
Titleist TSR3 18* Fairway | Evenflow White 60S
Titleist TSR1 20* Hybrid | Evenflow White 90S
Edel SMS Pro 5-PW | Steelfiber i110cw-S
Edel SMS GW & LW | Steelfiber i110cw-S
Putter | Mizuno OMOI-03 Nickel Finish, stock grip
Grips | All Clubs With CP2 Wrap Jumbo
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Originally posted by WWarrior View Post+1. I play the MP18 MMCs and would consider swapping out the 4 and 5 iron possibly.
I swapped out my MP-18 MMC 5i for an MMC Fli-Hi 5i and it has been a big improvement for me.
So much so I bought another MMC Fli-Hi 5i and 6i for when I reshaft my set over the winter.
As such, I am no longer tempted by the HMB in my 5i and 6i.
At GolfWRX many are gaga over the new MP-20 MMC compared to MP-18 MMC, saying it is even more forgiving and much better feel ( the copper layer ? ). I personally have no feel complaints on my MP-18 MMC irons, and I have 2 sets of them ( Waterloo & Owen Sound locations ).
As I am married to my MMC FLi-Hi 5i & 6i , if I was considering an iron change it would only be for 7-8-9-PW irons. I feel some added forgiveness in my 7i ( 155 yard club ) is beneficial / warranted. But 8-9-PW I expect to deliver clean strikes. Which brings up the question is forgiveness over-rated in the short irons.
I just started a thread here to discuss that:
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Bag | Titleist Hybrid-5 Stand Bag
Titleist TSi2 10* | Miyazaki Kusala Black 61x or UST LIN-Q White M40X 6F3
Titleist TSR3 18* Fairway | Evenflow White 60S
Titleist TSR1 20* Hybrid | Evenflow White 90S
Edel SMS Pro 5-PW | Steelfiber i110cw-S
Edel SMS GW & LW | Steelfiber i110cw-S
Putter | Mizuno OMOI-03 Nickel Finish, stock grip
Grips | All Clubs With CP2 Wrap Jumbo
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Originally posted by ScrappyChip View Post
Ask a tour pro if they’d like to be 1.5 strokes better or worse per round. I think you’ll have your answer.
Who wouldn’t want 1.5 strokes or better per round in the field?
But how did you come to the conclusion that the short hitters are gaining +1.5 strokes due to their accuracy? There are a multitude of variables that affect your scoring average and yet you think lack of length off the tee is the primary reason?
Not sure there is enough proof there to support your claim.
The sole purpose of the golf swing is to create a correct impact. How that is done is of no consequence, so long as the method employed allows you to repeat it - John Jacobs
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