I have just started to get into golf and i started off with the most rubbish clubs in the world. i wasnt very good and needed a new set of clubs and i managed to get a set of these off a friend for £100. not bad. i went to the driving range with them and i was hitting them beautifully and i ... Read review
A review by DINGGLEBOY666 on Mizuno MP 33 January 27th, 2009
Author's product rating:
Durability
Good
Comfort
Excellent
Control
Excellent
Value for Money
Excellent
Material
not applicable
Advantages:
very easy to hit . stylish . go along way and are very very straight
Disadvantages:
if you miss hit them they don't go very far at all .
Recommend to potential buyers:
yes
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I have just started to get into golf and i started off with the most rubbish clubs in the world. i wasnt very good and needed a new set of clubs and i managed to get a set of these off a friend for £100. not bad. i went to the driving range with them and i was hitting them beautifully and i wasnt very good at golf before. i could bearly hit it before and then these clubs changed everything. i hit the ball beautifully every time and the go dead straight most of the time. even if you miss hit it. a bad point about them are that if you hit the ball but on the toe or the heel of the face then the shot feels nice and looks nice but it doesn't go very far at all. for example i hit my 3 iron out. it felt nice and looked nice but it had no power on it and came down at about 70 yards. thats the only bad thing i have to say about them! i think there brilliant clubs and easy to get used to.
Advantages: Beautiful to look at and a great feel when struck well Disadvantages: Aimed for the low handicapped and not very forgiving
...As a 7 handicapper myself, I was recently searching the internet and local golf shops for a new set of irons. My first thought was to go for Mizuno because I have always played with Mizuno irons. You know that when you buy any set of Mizuno irons, they will look lovely at address and feel great when struck. I found that this was true with the MP-33s when i tried then out. The only problem with these irons is that they are not very forgiving. I would recemend them for a good consistant player, off a handicap of 5 or better. I tested all the Mizuno irons on display and found that MP-32s were the way to go as they are a very simular iron but with that extra forgiveness. I now own a set of MP-32s and believe that they are the best irons that you can get on the market....
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