Mizuno Irons - which shop has most

Hi,

new to the game and forum....

which store carries the most Mizuno stuffs?

Many thanks in advance.

Go to Golf House ....

thanks.

hi rdchin71

welcome to golf republic.
hope you enjoy your stay here.

cheers

Hi rdchin71. Welcome to GR.

Welcome here.

wah starting out with a bang huh..

nevermind you picked the right brand! haha welcome to GR.

Hi guys, any tips on where to get the best bargain for mizunos?

overseas...

ebay, tgw and 3balls have them for a fraction of the price you need to pay locally.

hmm any idea if their specs differ from the ones sold here? i.e asian and us specs?

all mizuno made in japan, so i dunno how different will the specs be.

eiji wrote:

all mizuno made in japan, so i dunno how different will the specs be.

There will surely be a difference, right? Notwithstanding that the clubs are from Japan, they cater to both the US and Asian markets so I'm quite confident that there will be US-spec Mizuno clubs.

if you can hold your breath, wait for sale in GH - the mizunos look very steady but quite ex..

wanted to get a set - but most likely wait for 1 more yr//

Technospaz wrote:

eiji wrote:

all mizuno made in japan, so i dunno how different will the specs be.

There will surely be a difference, right? Notwithstanding that the clubs are from Japan, they cater to both the US and Asian markets so I'm quite confident that there will be US-spec Mizuno clubs.

i beg to differ, the spec on the shafts for the mizunos are simple shafts that are readily available, the Dynalite Golf R300 or S300, Mizuno Exsar IS4 Graphite (Regular Lite). so i dun see it as US-spec and Asian spec like how taylor made is. maybe your thoughts are from a US brand, that has a office in Japan that builds club to cater for the asian market, but right now its a Jap brand building clubs that caters for the mass market, in the us, they offer several custom shaft options.

just like NS950 pro Regular, i dun think there's a us or asian spec for the Regular.

I am using NS950 Pro Stiff Regular, but i contemplated getting my clubs from US, but the Golf House sale just tempted me too much.



The best way to verify this is email mizuno USA and not speculate.

Eiji,

Is the Golf house sale still on?

I been checking out 3balls website, some of the mizzy hybrids are selling pretty decent prices, almost 60% discount. It is pretty attractive.

Khorkar wrote:

Eiji,

Is the Golf house sale still on?

I been checking out 3balls website, some of the mizzy hybrids are selling pretty decent prices, almost 60% discount. It is pretty attractive.

i got my clubs during the august golf house sale. was on 35% discount. they have a sale almost every 1-2 months.

The new fitting cart for the latest Mizuno lines are impressive. I gave it a go at Edwin Watts today.

Granted I mentioned that I wasn't impressed with their clubs before becos I tried those off the rack and they felt like crap.

I decided to give them a 2nd chance with their fitting cart. It was a good choice as the clubs felt so different from those off the shelves.

Those who are interested should try the new MP Fli-Hi Hybrid. It is crazy long and very forgiving. 'These clubs should be illegal' as the salesperson said. I was cranking the 3i 230yds easy on the Vector LM and I wasn't even trying to kill it. It was fitted with a KBS R flex hardstepped (it was the salesperson's personal club).

I tried the MX-300s too. I must say they are less chunky than the MX-25s and 23s at address. Feel off it was quite akin to a trampoline springy feel but more impactful than what I remembered the MX-25s were like. The 58s felt more solid and hammer-like at the sweetspot but still soft compared to the Callaway 09 X-Forged. The MX-300s also have about 10yds extra compared to the 58s but thats becos of its jacked up lofts compared to the more traditional 58s. (The 6i is 2* stronger on the MX-300s)

1 thing great here is that you can order a combo set at almost the cost of a full uniform set.

Eg. for a set make-up, you can go:
3i MP Fli Hi Hybrid
4-6 MP-58s
7-P MP-68s

Their shaft options in the cart are pretty good too. As what I had been fitted at Fuzion Golf, the KBS option felt the best for me.

They cost ard $950USD if you order it stock and ard $1.2kUSD with the shaft upcharge.

The other option is to order it stock and get it refitted at the clubfitter inside Edwin Watts. Better QC and it will work out to abt the same price as the shaft upcharge from Mizuno direct.

Very experienced chap. He does a mean satin finish on those shiny clubs and wedge grinds too.

FYI (...TS )

I am toooooo high with temptations.....

I shall not break...... I shall not be a Mizuno convert.... its too hard to resist.... Ah.... I give in to Mizuno.....

Rex,

Is there any significant or noticeable difference between the offset in MX300 compare to MP58? Thanks for FR.

Rex, you're killin' me!!

@ KK and TS: Join the dark side

eiji wrote:

@ KK and TS: Join the dark side

Erk. The pressure is intense!

u know what...with Xmas coming, maybe for those thinking of buying Mizzies, should consider doing collective bargaining with the Seller be it GH or others......

anyways, whoever is thinking of buying in Dec, pls ping me....my new fiscal budget negotiation with Finance Minister starts around 3rd week of Nov

I have to admit that the MP58s looks sweet after visiting mizzy website for the many many times. I am smitten with its looks..... Jackpot... please come true...

Mizuno's are great! I've been using my MX-900s for years and they last forever. Good quality clubs which deprive u of any reason to change clubs once u own a set.

tandoori81 wrote:

Mizuno's are great! I've been using my MX-900s for years and they last forever. Good quality clubs which deprive u of any reason to change clubs once u own a set.

Do you find that the forged irons ding easily over the years? I'm concerned that with forged irons, they get more "abused" after frequent play especially in Malaysia where cow grass courses are aplenty.