Mizuno MX-25 Golf Club Reviews

By Steve Smith

Specs

The Mizuno MX-25 is an upgrade over the MX-23TM Mizuno club. The MX-25 has a special forged head that uses the Grain Flow Forged system and 1025E carbon steel. The club head also has a special CNC milled design in which there is a deep slot cut into the bottom. This results in a lower center of gravity and really improves and enlarges the "sweet spot." It also features the Mizuno trademark High Energy Mass Impact design.

Perks

The Grain Flow Forged steel on the Mizuno MX-25 iron produces a solid shot every time, and the advanced CNC milled design will really improve your "feel" for the ball. The slotted back cavity lowers the center of gravity and gives the ball a higher launch. It will also allow more forgiveness in your shot so you do not have to be as accurate as you swing on the ball.

Sacrifices

The Mizuno MX-25 is an excellent club, but it is expensive. At around $200 per iron, you will have to reach a lot deeper into your wallet and you may not be able to buy a complete set. That means you will have to switch back and forth between the cheaper irons and the Mizuno MX-25 irons, which could throw off your game.

Bottom Line

The Mizuno MX-25 will improve your shot accuracy and provide better lift on your shots with more forgiveness. The cost could be prohibitive to some, but the double nickle-plated heads will last a very long time.

Resources

Mizuno MX-25 Clubs

About The Author

Steve Smith has published hundreds of articles on a wide range of topics, including cars, travel, lifestyle, business, golf, weddings and careers. His articles, features and news stories have appeared in newspapers, consumer magazines and on various websites, including Trails.com and eHow.com. Smith holds a Bachelor of Arts in English and journalism from University of New Hampshire Durham.

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