Had my first fitting session after playing golf for about 13 years (mid/high handicapper) to replace my 10 year old irons. It was a great experience. Hit all the new GI Irons for Ping, Srixon, Callaway, Cobra, TM, and Mizuno.

I was really hoping I could be one of you all and got some Srixons, but I hit the JPX923 HM the best and it felt great through contact and off the face. Also, was getting more of a draw based shot, which is new for me.

I also enjoyed the Callaway Paradym, but the weight felt a little off to me. I wish I would have got fitted when I bought my previous set. I rushed it and didn’t even realize I had a regular flex (lol).

Happy to be part of the Mizuno family.

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Posted by notsince98

KC, MO

Member since Oct 2012

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Posted on 2/8/23 at 11:51 am to Veritas

Mizuno really makes great irons. No doubt about it.

I have the 921 and my brother ended up in 923 and neither one of us wanted Mizuno but the numbers didn't lie and they are so forgiving toward the toe.

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Posted by The Johnny Lawrence

Member since Sep 2016

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Posted on 2/8/23 at 12:00 pm to Veritas

Gain any distance or consistency? Was you lie angle close to correct?

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Posted by Veritas

Member since Feb 2005

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Posted on 2/8/23 at 12:07 pm to The Johnny Lawrence

Definitely gained consistency. I could get the same distance with my old clubs, but would need to focus on that more and put more into it.

With the new irons I can swing easier which helped with accuracy and less wayward shots. Just felt more like let the club do the work.

Shots off the toe were more forgiving too. A couple times after a shot I knew I hit it off the toe and the results were surprising. My old clubs it would definitely cost me a stroke.

Ball speed was 120-121 on a regular basis.

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