It has become more and more common for companies to give their current releases a bit of a refresh via limited edition finishes and aesthetics. While some out there might shake their fists at the sky about how such things should all come out at one time, what is the fun in that?
New and shiny is always exciting but add in a brand new finish and things get kicked up a notch or three. While some have leaned into this more than others, Mizuno Golf has taken a much more deliberate approach which very much stays in line with the base principles of the company. More specifically, if they are going to do a limited release, then they are going to make sure it lives up to Mizuno standards.
Today marks the culmination of such diligence and commitment to not only doing it correctly for the brand, but the consumer as well. More choices, but the same legendary Mizuno feel.
Mizuno JPX 925 Hot Metal Black

The JPX 925 Hot Metal irons have been a massive success for Mizuno Golf, building on the past iterations while implementing even more technology than ever before. The application of Mizuno’s Nickel Chromoly chassis into the Hot Metal design with its refined application of tungsten weighting in the 4-7 has taken playability to new heights.

Should you want to dive more into the design intricacies of the irons, be sure to check out THP’s full release rundown of them here, but the showcase story here is in the aesthetics. While it would have been simple to slap a random black finish on the irons and call it a day, Mizuno doesn’t function like that, and the application here has taken every surface and radius into careful consideration. In all, it should be a welcome addition to the 925 Forged Black which has been on the market since January.
Mizuno Pro T-1 Denim Copper Wedges

We detailed the release of the T-1 wedges from Mizuno earlier this year upon their release, and since then the designs have been lauded as quite possibly the most beautiful wedges ever done by the brand. However, from the moment they dropped, the internet was left clamoring for the return of a previous wedge finish that was absent at the initial release. Well, T-1 fans can rest easy now, as Denim Copper is back.

The return of this “Timeless” finish is one that should truly round out these Grain Flow Forged works of art. Not only is a it a nod to old school wedge designs, but it is a full release option, meaning the Denim Copper will be offered in all six of the T-1 sole options (S, M, P, C, V, and X) and across their loft matrix. Interestingly, this will be a US only release from Mizuno.
Mizuno Pro T-3 Black Wedges

The Pro T-3 wedges might be the most under-the-radar release from Mizuno Golf in 2025. They not only feature all of the traits which make Mizuno wedges so desirable like Grain Flow Forging as well as Quad Cut and Hydroflow Micro Grooves, but they could be the best looking cavity-back style wedge ever produced.

If you want to dive into the tech of the T-3 more, be sure to check out our full rundown here, but this is a new finish release, and darkness has arrived. Yes, you read that correctly, the Pro T-3 wedges are finally being released in a black finish across all three grind options (S, M, and C) as well as full loft availability. Visually, not only will the black finish reduce glare, but it will also make an already svelte yet forgiving wedge design even more appealing to a wider range of players.
The Details
You might be wondering why now? Well, naturally it will create an additional bump in excitement, but also because choices are fun. Quite honestly, this shows just how much Mizuno has managed to evolve as a brand in the modern era while also not wavering from their core beliefs and principles.
For more information and pricing visit mizunogolf.com.





Love the look of both of these.
Those black 925s look amazing. The copper wedges never disappoint.
The copper draws me in immediately. BUT having black wedges this year for the first time, I think I am a fan of them.
Mizuno sure makes some pretty gear!
What other wedge has a copper layer under the copper finish?!?
That’s part of why I want them.
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Fantastic finishes and love that the copper finish includes the face, but I have played the T1 in copper this year and the finish is not durable. The sole lost the copper color after a few months, but this is a club that sees a lot of sand use. I wonder if the addressed this at all?
The black is really sharp and what I’d look into for new wedges. Love that the finish options are so strong with Mizuno.
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Any type of finish like these will wear, it’s just a reality with this application.
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A little too bright for my eye-perhaps it is the lighting in the image.
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The T-3’s are so under appreciated
Metallic accent finishes ,,,just beautiful too admire ,, would spend days polishing an keeping finger prints off ll
As for use , far to pretty to have grass stains and surlyn scuff marks lol
Bravo ?
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The T-3’s are so under appreciated
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Yes!
Like you I hate that .. it feels [I]unfortunate [/I]that I haven’t been able to spend more time with them, because they’re pretty great. For anyone.
For people playing or thinking about the black Forged or Hot Metals though, the new black T-3 should be an easy choice.
The Hot metal black is beautiful.
I hope it holds up well.
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I currently game Mizuno wedges in the satin finish. Seems like I’m in a minority here but the bronze doesn’t do it for me.
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What about the black?
I like the black. Would probably make the head look smaller.
They could cause me to get iron covers
[QUOTE=”Lou W, post: 13383649, member: 42234″]
They could cause me to get iron covers
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Mizuno does that Denim Copper so well, it’s beautiful.
The copper looks great
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Mizuno does that Denim Copper so well, it’s beautiful.
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Its grown on me.
I do prefer a traditional copper look, but the denim has grown on me.
I really like both finishes, they look fantastic. I will need new wedges maybe next year and really need to take a close look at the Mizuno offerings. I want to see both colours in the flesh before I would commit.
Love my back up denim copper T24s so these are a natural love too.
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Welp, I’m sorry to hear of your passing. ?
I’ll take some pictures of them for your memorial. ?
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All the new finishes look great but hot damn!
I have the T24 wedges in copper. Such an awesome finish.
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Any type of finish like these will wear, it’s just a reality with this application.
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I am tempted to try heating up my wedges to see if I can get some color back into them once their groves are past their prime. Could be a fun experiment.
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I am tempted to try heating up my wedges to see if I can get some color back into them once their groves are past their prime. Could be a fun experiment.
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Are you talking about torching them?
Their take on copper is so flipping good.
[QUOTE=”Papa 3-Putts, post: 13381830, member: 83388″]
Thanks, [USER=1579]@Jman[/USER]
I have to admit that I clicked on the article, half hoping for black or copper S-3 irons…and half dreading that it was, and I would have to have them,
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DO NOT GET MY HOPES UP!
Hoping I can eventually see these in hand at one of the stores soon.
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I like the black. Would probably make the head look smaller.
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T-3 isn’t a large head to begin with. I think that’s a common misconception. It’s more of a typical size, and if anything the T-1 is on the more compact side of things.
Looks awesome in black either way.
I really dig all of these options. I am a sucker for black clubs, but damn that copper is soooo good.