Mizuno JPX AD Irons (Black) 

As for Mizuno,Mizuno has long been a competitor in the average golfer market with their JPX line. They have just announced the release of their new JPX AD line for 2010 which will be released right before the Golf Fair here in Japan. The last two generations of JPX clubs, including the A25 series and E600 series have seen a less than enthusiastic reaction from consumers in my opinion. Because of this, Mizuno has overahauled the look of their JPX line and gone with a new approach. This approach is that a longer club will equal more distance.

Testing sessions around Japan have begun for the prelaunch of the new Mizuno JPX AD Irons for 2010. Mizuno like many manufacturers have moved away from the titanium face to a managing face on their GI irons which provide as hot feel and very good ball speeds. The Mizuno JPX AD Irons Managing features a large pocket cavity and wide sole. This automatic iron is made for maximum forgiveness and distance. The Mizuno JPX AD Irons has always been a forged automatic model for the average golfer and the new JPX AD Irons are no different as they seem to sport an even thicker topline that previous models. Mizuno however has continued not to use a pocket cavity for the forged model to maintain the soft feel.

Mizuno JPX AD Irons (Black) Features:

>> The high resiliency in the face of thinner, up-tempo ball.

 >> The long design of an inch longer than normal length clubs .

 >> Increase head speed, can carry up of iron.

 >> Lightweight steel shaft is the flex and weight matching pursuit NS PRO series uses.

 >>Pursuing a distance of up iron gives a unique feeling of mild stroke forged iron.