Late last year, the new Mizuno Pro irons were officially announced and hit the market in some areas, while others they dropped just a couple of months ago. If you missed our preview on the Mizuno Pro 241, 243 or 245 irons, you can find it here.
Since that time, golfers have been able to get their hands on them and the reviews on the THP Forum have been stellar. That always leads to questions, and what better way to break them down than to visit Mizuno HQ and chat about the line.
We wanted to get a little more info on how they compare and what makes the Mizuno Pro 241, 243 and 245 irons unique. Chris Voshall from Mizuno Golf walks us through the entire lineup and helps you identify which set would be best in your bag.
Which Mizuno Pro set do you think would fit you best? Could you see yourself putting together a combo set of Mizuno Pro 245 mixed in with some 243 and 241? Do you think you would combo at all or go straight through on any of the sets?
For more information on any of the irons discussed in the video, check out their website at www.mizunogolf.com.
Saaaaaaaammmmeeeeeeeeeee
You animal. I can feel you future clubs fainting at the sight of you. ?
I will stick with my 245 4i
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thank you very much. Gimme all the tungsten hollow body help in the sexy package!! Save the blades for the shorter stuff.
And I’m seriously never hitting that blade 4i ever again. It can only go downhill from there. ?
Honestly i deserve that flex lol
I couldn’t carry an iron 231 yards unless it was in a 14-way ping Hoofer (14-way bags are the best, BTW)
Now stay away from my wife.
People respond well to the details.
I still want a chance to hit them off of turf with a shaft that, at least, sort of suits me though.
No real lost of distance from the 923HL’s and they are straighter and more accurate.
I am still using and really enjoying the 225s, but your thoughts about more accurate – resonate. I think there is something to a ‘player’s’ iron/club that (for me) makes me focus just a bit more on the shot, and sometimes I still wonder if this may help explain the accuracy part. I was more accurate with the 225s as well over my prior irons. They really inspire confidence. Hope to bring that to the upcoming club testing.
Excited to see how they get on for you