Mizuno JPX800 irons
A review of the Mizuno JPX800 irons review
The Mizuno JPX800 irons oversized cavity can bee seen at address in the long irons. This may be distracting for some but it does serve as a reminder of the forgiveness on offer without the need for an enormous head.
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An ‘exotic' pocket cavity means the Mizuno JPX800 irons should be Mizuno's most forgiving iron, while also being the longest, with a ‘Hot Metal' face that reaches the COR legal limit.
The levels of forgiveness here are usually reserved for oversize heads yet the Forged JPX-800 Pro offers more feedback and control.
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