Name: Mizuno Pro Fli-Hi Driving Iron
Brand: Mizuno
SKU: AgAAADAAnkES4F5bQR20R7MQ27iR-A
Price: 224.95 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Question 1

What is the value for the money versus other options?

Accepted Answer

This club has a solid price point for how unique the product is. Most utility irons have an industry standard design for their driving irons and the face on this product makes it so much different than the rest of the utility club market that they could sell it for more.

Question 2

What do you love about this product?

Accepted Answer

This Fli-Hi has an attractive top-line, beautiful paint finish, and crisp sound

Question 3

What was your favorite moment with this gear?

Accepted Answer

I was playing in a scramble at the local club and I was on a driveable par 4. From the members tees it's playing 235, which is a perfect number with this club. I hit a high draw into the green that sat soft about 15 ft away from the hole, giving us a great look at an eagle putt to start off the day.

Question 4

Why did you choose this product?

Accepted Answer

I got the Mizuno Fli-Hi because it was a mix between an iron and a hybrid. I personally do not like the way that hybrids set up and I also don't want to work the ball all that much from 230 out. With this club I can hit a consistently high shot that works at most 20 yards left or right, and for someone who has a stock 225 yd 4 iron, there is not many courses that require me to have creativity beyond that number. I can hit it out of thick rough and pinch it off of tight light which makes it more versatile than a hybrid.

Question 5

Could this club help me consistently hit the ball at the right angle and speed?

Accepted Answer

It can help. It will not solve all of your problems though, a lot of launch angle mistakes are due to incorrect or lacking club fittings for your height and swing speed. It will allow you to see more ball speed off the face due to the technology thats packed in there.

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Yes, the Mizuno Pro Fli-Hi Driving Iron is extremely effective and efficient at creating more ball speed with an easy and effortless launch angle. It will also increase distance and consistency than most driving irons at this price point. Lower handicappers with high swing speeds will benefit from the technology in this club, but mid to high handicappers will benefit from the overall feel, forgiveness, and sweet spot that this driving iron has.

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Hitting the ball at the right angle was more to do with your swing and less to do with the club. With that being said, if you feel more comfortable being able to slightly hit down on the ball with an iron rather than trying to hit either neutrally or slightly up on a wood, this driving iron could help you find a solution to hitting the ball at the right angle without needing to make an unconfortable swing change.

Question 6

Could this hybrid club fill the gap between my longest iron and shortest wood?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely, That is the sole purpose of this club. Its made to gap anything you need in that in between area. They come in a few different loft choices for you to be able to determine the correct gaping you need. The Pro Fli Hi is also one of the most forgiving hybrid irons in its class.

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The Mizuno Pro Fli-Hi Driving Iron can cover a wide variety of gaps between your longest iron and shortest wood. It comes in 3 different lofts, 2 iron (16.5 degrees), 3 iron (19 degrees), and 4 iron (21.5 degrees). Giving you tons of options depending on what your current set is made up of.

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The Mizuno Pro Fli-Hi driving iron could absolutely fill the gap between your long iron and fairway wood. Definitely, this will come down too far you hit your long iron and shortest wood. But let's say you have a 4 iron and then a 5 wood. A 4 iron should go on average around 170 yards and a 5 wood 195-215 yards. Depending on the loft of the driving iron you would be able to fit it right in the middle of those two yardages. Once again, one should hit the clubs first to verify distances for all clubs to see if the distances match up.

Question 7

Could this club's Harmonic Impact Technology make striking the ball sound more satisfying?

Accepted Answer

In a fun play on words, the harmonic impact technology does indeed help with the sound. Brands like Ping are well known for their distinct sound off the face, and that is half of this technology. The other half is actually designed to have a softer, more powerful strike off all parts of the face.

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Yes, I have had a 3 iron Fli-Hi iron in my bag for the past 2 months and I can say that is the first thing I noticed when I hit it flush. It is different than other driving irons that I have hit in the past (Titleist 712U and TM P790). The sound is not an iron sound but not a flush hybrid sound. The sound is somewhere in between a hybrid and an iron, it's different, in a good way, one that makes the people you're playing with ask, "what is that and can I hit it?"

Dominant hand	Right handed
Shaft flex	Stiff
Loft	2 Iron
Gender	Men's
Shaft name	Project X U Steel
Used (Y/N)	No
Club Type	Utility irons
Player type	Players
Shaft launch	Mid
Shaft spin	Mid
Shaft weight	110g
Adjustability	No
Adjustability tool	No
Grip name	Golf Pride MCC Teams Black/Grey
Loft degrees	16.5°
Shaft Material	Steel
Model year	2020
Club length	39.75''
Iron Set Type	Single Iron

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