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Mizuno MX-200

$800.00 Released August, 2008

The Pros:Plenty of forgiveness for inexperienced golfers - off-center shots are quickly straightened. Ball spin is effortless and significant - clubs handle like a custom-fitted set. Lightweight nature results in significant height increase - easier to use than comparable Callaway/Taylor Made models.

The Cons:Slightly lacking in power as compared to similar club sets - Taylor Made r7/Mizuno 700 Hybrid offer more "punch".

The Mizuno MX-200 is a high-end golf iron set designed, as Mizuno claims, to be "one of the most forgiving iron sets ever made". A special hybrid design allows Mizuno to completely customize the irons and their specifications to fit the needs of any user.

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The MX-200 features unique Y-tune technology which completely expands the "sweet area" of the club face all the way to the mallet toe which helps deliver enhanced forgiveness even on the worst mis-hits. Mizuno recommends the MX-200 iron set for mid to high handicap players due to the enhanced forgiveness.

The MX-200 features a completely re-engineered power bar and inner Y-shaped cavity pad that allows the club to provide a more enhanced forgiveness, greater launch trajectories, and increased power and sensitivity. When compared to its predecessor (the MX-100) the MX-200 is a more aggressive club overall and will provide what Mizuno claims to be more of an edge over your opponents.

Features

High-end golf iron set
Innovative and unique Y-tune technology
Precision engraved U-grooves provide enhanced ball spin rates
Wide sole and face design for increased forgiveness
More aggressive and triple cut sole design

Mizuno MX-200 Club Models

The quoted MSRP on the right is the total price for an entire MX-200 club set. The quoted prices below are for each individual club.

3 Iron
- Alignment: Left or Right
- Loft: 20^o
- Lie: 59.5^o
- Offset: 0.211"
- Length: 38.75"
- Bounce: 1^o
- MSRP: 89.99
4 Iron
- Alignment: Left or Right
- Loft: 23^o
- Lie: 60^o
- Offset: 0.201"
- Length: 38.25"
- Bounce: 2^o
- MSRP: 89.99
5 Iron
- Alignment: Left or Right
- Loft: 26^o
- Lie: 60.5^o
- Offset: 0.191"
- Length: 37.75"
- Bounce: 2^o
- MSRP: 89.99
6 Iron
- Alignment: Left or Right
- Loft: 29^o
- Lie: 61^o
- Offset: 0.181"
- Length: 37.25"
- Bounce: 2^o
- MSRP: 89.99
7 Iron
- Alignment: Left or Right
- Loft: 33^o
- Lie: 61.5^o
- Offset: 0.171"
- Length: 36.75"
- Bounce: 3^o
- MSRP: 89.99
8 Iron
- Alignment: Left or Right
- Loft: 37^o
- Lie: 62^o
- Offset: 0.161"
- Length: 36.25"
- Bounce: 4^o
- MSRP: 89.99
9 Iron
- Alignment: Left or Right
- Loft: 41^o
- Lie: 62.5^o
- Offset: 0.152"
- Length: 35.75"
- Bounce: 5^o
- MSRP: 89.99
Pitching Wedge
- Alignment: Left or Right
- Loft: 45^o
- Lie: 63^o
- Offset: 0.142"
- Length: 35.50"
- Bounce: 6^o
- MSRP: 89.99
Grass Wedge
- Alignment: Left or Right
- Loft: 50^o
- Lie: 63^o
- Offset: 0.122"
- Length: 35.25"
- Bounce: 7^o
- MSRP: 89.99
Sand Wedge
- Alignment: Left or Right
- Loft: 55^o
- Lie: 63^o
- Offset: 0.102"
- Length: 35.25"
- Bounce: 12^o
- MSRP: 89.99

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Plenty of forgiveness for inexperienced golfers - off-center shots are quickly straightened
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Ball spin is effortless and significant - clubs handle like a custom-fitted set
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Lightweight nature results in significant height increase - easier to use than comparable Callaway/Taylor Made models
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Irons perform especially well on the fairway - added height provides extra balance
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Minimal break-in period - many amateur players can find the "sweet spot" within their first few holes