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| Condition: | Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition | Model: | JPX-850 |
| Club Type: | Iron Set | Brand: | Mizuno |
| Shaft Material: | Graphite |
Below is the Golf.com Review:MIZUNO JPX-850 IRONS
Category: Max Game-Improvement IronsPrice: $800, steel; $900, graphiteWE TESTED: 4–GW with True Temper XP 105 steel shaft and 4–GW with Fujikura Orochi graphite shaft.KEY TECHNOLOGIES: The cast stainless steel head has a thin face and undercuts in the sole and topline to increase flex.PROS PLAYABILITY: The top-rated model in this category; trajectory control is the best of the bunch—these sticks produce a nice medium flight that’s easily managed; good for recovery shots from the rough and around the greens.ACCURACY/FORGIVENESS: Dispersion pattern is pretty tight; the JPX-850 is predictable on all but the worst hits—shots track to the target when you execute properly.DISTANCE CONTROL: Tops in the test; can dial in distances almost as though you’re playing a blade; shines on approach shots and is great for flag hunting; mis-hits maintain their distance.FEEL: The JPX-850 is the best of the bunch; not quite the impact feel of a Mizuno MP better-player offering, but for some guys it’s close to the soft, pleasing sensation of one; you instantly know where on the face you hit it.LOOK: One of the best-looking sticks in its class; these are max game-improvement irons that could pass as a player’s club; classic look at address with just the right amount of offset.CONS: Not for beginners or guys who need a lot of help—the JPX-850 doesn’t provide the extreme forgiveness or moon-shot launch natural to many of its max game-improvement peers; misses can feel a bit harsh.BOTTOM LINE: The JPX-850 iron is one of the top-rated models. It offers top-shelf feel and look and provides plenty of distance.SPECS:Club Loft Length Lie Bou
Category: Max Game-Improvement IronsPrice: $800, steel; $900, graphiteWE TESTED: 4–GW with True Temper XP 105 steel shaft and 4–GW with Fujikura Orochi graphite shaft.KEY TECHNOLOGIES: The cast stainless steel head has a thin face and undercuts in the sole and topline to increase flex.PROS PLAYABILITY: The top-rated model in this category; trajectory control is the best of the bunch—these sticks produce a nice medium flight that’s easily managed; good for recovery shots from the rough and around the greens.ACCURACY/FORGIVENESS: Dispersion pattern is pretty tight; the JPX-850 is predictable on all but the worst hits—shots track to the target when you execute properly.DISTANCE CONTROL: Tops in the test; can dial in distances almost as though you’re playing a blade; shines on approach shots and is great for flag hunting; mis-hits maintain their distance.FEEL: The JPX-850 is the best of the bunch; not quite the impact feel of a Mizuno MP better-player offering, but for some guys it’s close to the soft, pleasing sensation of one; you instantly know where on the face you hit it.LOOK: One of the best-looking sticks in its class; these are max game-improvement irons that could pass as a player’s club; classic look at address with just the right amount of offset.CONS: Not for beginners or guys who need a lot of help—the JPX-850 doesn’t provide the extreme forgiveness or moon-shot launch natural to many of its max game-improvement peers; misses can feel a bit harsh.BOTTOM LINE: The JPX-850 iron is one of the top-rated models. It offers top-shelf feel and look and provides plenty of distance.SPECS:Club Loft Length Lie Bou