subject: Ultimate Joy From Mizuno MX-300 Irons Review [print this page]
The Mizuno MX-300 irons should suit golfers who want a traditional-looking iron, require a healthy element of forgiveness, and aspire to enjoy Mizuno's classic forged-feel.
A reduced offset, more compact alternative to the award winning MX-200.The MX-300 was designed for players looking for the assistance of Mizuno's undercut cavity design and solid Grain Flow Forged feel without the shotmaking constraints of normal cavity offset and sole width. With address dimensions (top line, sole width, face size) falling squarely between the MP-52 and MX-200, and offset closer to MP characteristics , the Mizuno MX-300 irons offer a more solid feel and greater workability than any other iron in the MX line. The sole of the MX-300 irons is dual cambered to minimize turf drag and digging through impact. The full cavity utilized in the MX-300 irons also contains a reconfigured Y-TUNE Pro technology for enhanced feel and flight control. The milled pocket cavity (3-7) redistributes 12 grams of weight low and deep to provide a high penetrating launch, while the scoring irons (8-PW) utilize a solid power bar design for greater workability.
Predictably, the feel off the face is beautifully soft, yet solid; powerful yet yielding. Striking the ball is a joy with the Mizuno MX-300 irons. They mean business, too. The topline is thinner but not intimidatingly so, while the brushed finish, the Y-Tune rear pad and the classy black decals give the MX-300s a look that quietly oozes quality. These are probably some of the best golf clubs for sale for you in 2010, and you cannot miss the MX-300 if you are planning for a new iron set. .
