Mizuno clubs

A friend sent me this link.

http://golf.mizunoeurope.com/media/mediacentre.php?c0=videos&c1=manufacturing&id=748&w=643

Do mizuno users really get such a significance difference in terms of feel?

Only if you believe everything you read from a manufacturer's web site

Its an interesting concept.
Theoretically the more vibration in the head, the more feedback transferred to the hands. At the end of the day though I love the feel I get from my mizunos, haven't hit a competitors forged iron for a few years, but the titleist offerings from the time were definitely harsher.

Will bring a set of clubs for you to try if you're coming to SSN in November

rb990 wrote:

Its an interesting concept.
Theoretically the more vibration in the head, the more feedback transferred to the hands. At the end of the day though I love the feel I get from my mizunos, haven't hit a competitors forged iron for a few years, but the titleist offerings from the time were definitely harsher.

Hur ????? Wat talk you leh? You say, U have not hit other competitors clubs for years and you say titleist is harsher! You mizunos salesman har...??

I said the titleist from that time (a couple of years ago) were harsher, that was when I was last buying forged clubs. I said nothing to do with any of the current titleist range.
And for the record I tend to play any club that I like regardless of brand. I have 8 mizuno irons, 3 taylor-made clubs, 2 callaway clubs and a titleist in the bag.

Very good video resource.

Let me start by saying that I love Mizuno and really hope that I can play well enough to own one by the time Santa comes along.


So now back to this sales pitch fm the video......is the conclusion that feel is based on sound? and the sound will decide how good feedback is?

I think sound is one of the factor that affect feel. Another one shall be the vibration, I think.

Rowan you still in singapore or have you gone back to england?

Bro DS: having converted from Titleist to Mizuno (due to affordability), when both are hit at the right spot, they feel the same softness.
And unless you are playing golf in the soundproof room, I don't think you can hear much of the sound...

watermyforrest wrote:

Bro DS: having converted from Titleist to Mizuno (due to affordability), when both are hit at the right spot, they feel the same softness.
And unless you are playing golf in the soundproof room, I don't think you can hear much of the sound...

I realize the thicker the muscle back, the better the feel.

personally, i prefer mizuno to titleist... the feel is better in my beginners opinion... but yamaha is even better than mizuno... i think...

For the best feel, just hold the ball. i think that is when u feel it best.

I think if you hit a good shot with any club, the feeling is amazing (forged, cast iron, plastic etc).

With a Mizuno, however, even the bad shots feel good. Helps to numb the pain of being a crappy golfer. For me, at least.

whether is harsh or it is soft.. as long as can get the ball to the green is the least amount of stroke, i will not bother about the feel. Got good swing, any club also can.

watermyforrest wrote:

mUAr_cHEe wrote:

For the best feel, just hold the ball. i think that is when u feel it best.

Not true lah, ............ it's better to get someone!

@SBH.. i will disagree with u. the correct way is; to get someone to hold your balls for the best feel.

@tspaz.. i also disagree with u. when i mishit on my mizzies.. i feel it right away and i could start cursing/swearing/shouting for monkeys to help immediately after impact. i do not even need to look at my ball...

@duffader... i agree with u. btw. yr fb photo. i see. i damn turn on.

mUAr_cHEe wrote:

@SBH.. i will disagree with u. the correct way is; to get someone to hold your balls for the best feel.

If I may add, it has to be of the right pressure... And by attractive opposite sex..

wow, the general consensus here is that mizuno clubs are better in terms of feel. I never expected so many to favour mizunos. Might actually consider mizuno clubs before I get my AP2s.

mUAr_cHEe wrote:

@tspaz.. i also disagree with u. when i mishit on my mizzies.. i feel it right away and i could start cursing/swearing/shouting for monkeys to help immediately after impact. i do not even need to look at my ball...

we also dun need to look at your ball..... we be looking where your clubs be flying

riverdeity wrote:

wow, the general consensus here is that mizuno clubs are better in terms of feel. I never expected so many to favour mizunos. Might actually consider mizuno clubs before I get my AP2s.

To be fair, i think each has their own niche and markets...

some ppl just like 'feel' or the marketing stuff that was thrown out...

some ppl like 'proven' stuff... titlelist has also their group of fans...

out of Ferrari and Porsche, you cannot say which one is a better car, right? but of course, unless you are the Stig. But then again, if you are the Stig, you cannot talk.

Poor stig. hes gonna be replaced come season 16.. Wonder how the new outfit will look like?

duffader wrote:

whether is harsh or it is soft.. as long as can get the ball to the green is the least amount of stroke, i will not bother about the feel. Got good swing, any club also can.

I totally agree.

@MC