Name: Mizuno Pro 223 Irons
Brand: Mizuno
SKU: AgAAADAACvLZWdrtRqukT9p6fVwlag
Price: 1311.95 USD
Availability: InStock

Question 1

Are Mizuno irons really good?

Accepted Answer

Most golfers and fitters would recommend that single digit handicap golfers and below can use the Mizuno MP 225 and 223 without having problems. Both models are considered a blade or muscle back style and are designed to feel amazing. These irons will fly higher and spin more than a cavity back iron and are designed to be very accurate and precise.

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Mizuno has been producing some of the greatest golf irons and drivers and fairway woods for decades, consistently winning events on the PGA Tour and developing a reputation for one of the softest-feeling, attractive pieces of gear. While they're priced on the higher level of the market, there is reason for it due to their construction process.

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Mizuno, for years, has been creating some of the best player irons in the game. The MP line of clubs has the cleanest look and softest feel any low handicap golfer will love. Mizuno has been trusted by some of the best tour pros in the world. Not only do they create best-in-class player blade irons, but they have recently developed some of the best game improvement irons in the JPX Hot Metal clubs.

Question 2

What handicap should play Mizuno 223?

Accepted Answer

Most golfers and fitters would recommend that single digit handicap golfers and below can use the Mizuno MP 225 and 223 without having problems. Both models are considered a blade or muscle back style and are designed to feel amazing. These irons will fly higher and spin more than a cavity back iron and are designed to be very accurate and precise.

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The Pro 223 is listed on Mizuno's own website as generally being a suitable fit for players with handicaps of 5 to 9, which is a fairly small group of golfers. The 223's 2° stronger 7-iron (and livelier chromoly head material) resulted in 2.5 mph faster ball speed and 6 yards longer carry distance when compared to the 221.

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The Mizuno Pro 223 irons are recommended, by Mizuno, for low to mid handicap golfers. Despite this recommendation, the cavity back design with weight distribution allows for a level of forgiveness where the Mizuno Pro 223 irons can be gamed by higher handicap golfers. The longer irons in the set remain very small and intimidating for most.

Question 3

What handicap should play Mizuno 225?

Accepted Answer

Most golfers and fitters would recommend that single digit handicap golfers and below can use the Mizuno MP 225 and 223 without having problems. Both models are considered a blade or muscle back style and are designed to feel amazing. These irons will fly higher and spin more than a cavity back iron and are designed to be very accurate and precise.

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Mizuno recommends the Mizuno Pro 225 irons should be played by low to mid handicap golfers. In recent through many that specialize in club testing, the forgiveness offered by the Mizuno Pro 225 despite the bladed look, may be playable by higher handicapped golfers with better than average ball striking abilities.

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The Mizuno 225 irons should be played by a mid to low handicap player. The irons are a very consistent and forgiving club that allows the player both feel and enough mobility for some limited shot shaping. Limited offset which will look good to the better players, but also might not be enough for players who might struggle to get the ball up in the air and keep the ball from slicing consistently. Mizuno is the most consistent brand in my opinion for any player who is a 10 handicap or lower, and this set is no different. Overall just an excellent product.

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Mizuno Pro 223 Irons · Right handed · Steel · Regular · 4-PW

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