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Description
| Condition: | New: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging (where packaging is applicable). Packaging should be the same as what is found in a retail store, unless the item is handmade or was packaged by the manufacturer in non-retail packaging, such as an unprinted box or plastic bag. See the seller's listing for full details. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition | Brand: | Mizuno |
| Model: | JPX 850 | Club Type: | Hybrid |
| Shaft Material: | Graphite | Dexterity: | Right-Handed |
| Flex: | Regular | MPN: | Does Not Apply |
| Loft: | 22 | Gender: | Men |
| UPC: | Does not apply |
In Stock Mizuno JPX 850 Hybrid 4Flex: RegularShaft: Motore Speeder Tour Spec 6.3HBGrip: Golf Pride New Decade Blue/BlackLoft: 22*Club Length: 40.75 inches
Lie: 59°
Shaft Weight: 70g
KEY TECHNOLOGIES: The “Shock Wave sole” helps the head to flex and deliver more energy back to the ball. PLAYABILITY: Serves up basic draws and fades with enough control to offer multiple options on every shot; glides through rough; a solid trouble club, capable of back-from-the-dead escapes that will fluster your opponent and impress your pals.
ACCURACY/FORGIVENESS: A repeatable club with no noticeable draw bias; on the tee, it’s as easy as a fairway wood; shots stay true to the mission, even from the nasty parts of the course.
DISTANCE: Consistent—no hot spots or dead zones like some other hybrids; lower lofts go plenty far, while higher numbers fly in line with the irons they’re supposed to replace; in general, average to slightly strong distance, though a few guys absolutely murder these to the tune of 10 yards more than their current clubs.
FEEL: The JPX-850 is a dense, heavy club that makes a full follow-through easy; very stable, with next to no torque on toe or heel hits; damp feeling at impact, with a touch of vibration on misses.
LOOK: High-gloss royal blue head stands out like a gleaming Corvette in a lot full of black Lincolns—this is how you bring color to a club; approaching a mini-fairway wood, with a full, rounded head that puts plenty of meat behind the ball; contrasting black face seems to help a little with alignment.
Lie: 59°
Shaft Weight: 70g
KEY TECHNOLOGIES: The “Shock Wave sole” helps the head to flex and deliver more energy back to the ball. PLAYABILITY: Serves up basic draws and fades with enough control to offer multiple options on every shot; glides through rough; a solid trouble club, capable of back-from-the-dead escapes that will fluster your opponent and impress your pals.
ACCURACY/FORGIVENESS: A repeatable club with no noticeable draw bias; on the tee, it’s as easy as a fairway wood; shots stay true to the mission, even from the nasty parts of the course.
DISTANCE: Consistent—no hot spots or dead zones like some other hybrids; lower lofts go plenty far, while higher numbers fly in line with the irons they’re supposed to replace; in general, average to slightly strong distance, though a few guys absolutely murder these to the tune of 10 yards more than their current clubs.
FEEL: The JPX-850 is a dense, heavy club that makes a full follow-through easy; very stable, with next to no torque on toe or heel hits; damp feeling at impact, with a touch of vibration on misses.
LOOK: High-gloss royal blue head stands out like a gleaming Corvette in a lot full of black Lincolns—this is how you bring color to a club; approaching a mini-fairway wood, with a full, rounded head that puts plenty of meat behind the ball; contrasting black face seems to help a little with alignment.