Mizuno JPX-800 driver

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A review of the Mizuno JPX-800 driver

Mizuno JPX800
Golf Monthly Verdict

Visually the Mizuno JPX-800 is a big improvement on the MX drivers and the sound has been improved. It produces impressive distance, which doesn?t drop off massively on shots that miss the middle.

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Neil Tappin
By Neil Tappin
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Mizuno's Hot Metal technology is designed to maximise distance on shots struck below or above the centre of the Mizuno JPX-800 clubface. A square set-up at address is intended to help banish pulled miss-hits without adjusting face angle.

The shape of the head and colouring of the crown combines to create a great looking club. Players looking for more workability will be better fitted to the MP-630 head.

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Neil Tappin
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