Mizuno MP 62 Iron Set+JPX E600 Driver+JPX E500 Fairway Wood 

Mizuno MP-62 Irons 

 

The New MP-62 irons with breakthrough DUAL MUSCLE technology were designed for the player who covets workability and shot making control with forgiveness. Dual Muscle Technology perfectly blends two muscle pads; the outer muscle pad allows for a precisely placed COG that provides an enhanced sweet area for maximum playability, and the inner muscle pad delivers mass behind the impact area for the solid feel and the feedback that better players demand. The classic head profile with the player preferred aesthetics of a thin top line, minimal offset and tour inspired sole design, combined with Grain Flow Forged feel, make the MP-62 irons the perfect weapons to deliver a consistent ball flight and unsurpassed shot making accuracy. 

 

 

Mizuno JPX E600 Driver

 

Mizuno introduces it's all new JPX line for 2009. The new JPX E600 Driver is an all titanium driver made of premium grade Ti-4.5AI-2Mo-1.6V. This produces great feel coupled with great performance. Utilizing Mizuno's Ultra Dynamic Stability or UDS design, the E600 while only 460cc performs like a 500cc head with amazing forgiveness and a humongous sweet area. Low center of gravity and low spin create a maximum carry driver. The UDS design stabilizes the head and prevents twisting for straighter more accurate shots.  The E600 is available in 3 lofts, 9, 10 and 11* and three different mid kicking shafts JPX Quad shafts, a 45g R flex, a 55g SR flex shaft and a 65g S flex shaft.

Please note that S is only available in 9 and 10* lofts, SR only in 10* and R only in 10 and 11*.

The new 2009 JPX line launches December 19th 2008 so any orders before then will be considered pre orders.

  

 

 

Mizuno JPX E500 Fairway Wood 

 

 

The  new JPX Fairway Wood is Mizuno's latest high tech fairway. Featuring Mizuno's UDS technology (Ultimate Dynamic Stability), it has super large sweet spot and low center of gravity produce trajectory optimized for maximum distance. The UDS technology enhances stability and maximizes the energy transferred on impact by minimizing the side to side and up and down vibrations.