It is a fact that the Mizuno MX-560 driver features a unique H.E.M.I geometric head shape that delivers maximum heel/toe and up/down MOI (moment of inertia) for extreme forgiveness, while maintaining a low spin rate and high launch angle for ideal trajectoy.
A CNC-milled, plasma-welded Cortech design utilizes multiple face thicknesses for extreme distance. The maximum allowable USGA 460cc volume is delivered in a unbelievably large head shape for a "can't miss" driving attitude and a solid, explosive, and powerful sound that announces your presence with authority.
The Mizuno MX-560 driver has a unique geometric 460cc head-shape solution that delivers extreme forgiveness without sacrificing distance.It alsohas a re-engineered bulge and roll' design to the face that was key in improving consistency from off centre strikes. A Power Bar construction, reminiscent of Mizuno's original T-ZOID design re-enforces the crown and provides a distinct alignment aid.
Mizuno discovered that the geometry of previous square and geometrically influenced drivers sacrificed distance in their quest for maximum MOI (resistance to twisting). A study of geometry proved that an optimal design could both maximize up/down and toe/heel MOI without a reduction in ball speeds and driving distance.
The boffins at Mizuno discovered that the geometry of some drivers sacrificed distance in their quest for maximum MOI. They came up with the shape of the Mizuno MX-560 driver that maximizes up/down and toe/heel MOI without a reduction in ball speeds and driving distances. We found that this club was certainly very easy to hit and went higher than the MP600, even if it was a little bit on the noisy side. Better players will like the lower lofts of the MX-560 with the square face alignment, whereas the higher lofts at 10 and a half degrees upwards have a slightly closed face for a bit more forgiveness.
All in all, It is definitely for the high handicapper, as the ball just zooms up into the air. If you struggle to get the ball up in the air then this club will do it for you. Easy to hit with a head that looks massive. The club doesn't seem to weigh anything, but when you hit the ball the noise isn't the best. Sounds cheap and tinny.
