How About Mizuno JPX 800 Irons?

How About Mizuno JPX 800 Irons?

How About Mizuno JPX 800 Irons?

The incredulous look on Ryder Cup star Luke Donald's face when he first hit the latest Mizuno JPX 800 Ironsspoke volumes for its impact on the World's No.8 golfer.

As Mizuno's leading-ranked staff player, he had been lined up to give his endorsement to the MP-63 irons he plans to play on Tour later in the year but during a break in filming a test session, Donald also grabbed hold of a 6-iron from a set of JPX-800s, the clubs aimed at the improving club golfer.

But while distance per club is probably the major requirement of the club golfer, for the precision demanded by Donald, known for his iron accuracy on Tour, he would have to sacrifice a certain amount of workability, meaning that the new MP-63 will be more suited to him.

The JPX800 delivers the magical combination of being Mizuno's most forgiving and longest iron of all time. The JPX800's look from address and solid feel at impact will have single figure players questioning their choice of iron.

As a result of Donald's experiences, Mizuno can't wait to put the new JPX-800 and JPX-800 Pro irons into the hands of club golfers from mid-September. The company claims the irons deliver the 'magical combination' of being their longest and most forgiving irons.

The visible distance gains of the JPX800 irons are achieved by combining Mizuno's Hot Metal approach - incorporating a new manufacturing process for a thinner, more uniform iron face. This Hot Metal process allows the JPX800 to hit the maximum allowable limits for energy transfer, far exceeding previous Mizuno irons. An exotic pocket cavity, with multiple thickness levels and an external power bar add the highest measurable levels of forgiveness (MOI) achieved in a Mizuno iron to date.

Mizuno says its hot metal manufacturing process allows engineers to deliver the maximum allowable limits for energy transfer, while the mid-size head's more compact and versatile profile is achieved thanks to a triple cut sole design.

Says David Llewellyn, head of research and development, who witnessed Donald's reaction: "The JPX-800 is an incredible iron that's hard to pigeonhole. To achieve these ball speeds and MOI numbers (stability at impact), you'd expect to compromise by adding lots of offset or thick top and bottom edges. But our design challenge was to pack all this performance into a head shape that a Tour player wouldn't reject.

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