11 Comments

1. 

   Ira Shoff

   Dec 21, 2013 at 7:55 pm

   never hit a driver so high, nor so consistantly. All the Best.

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2. 

   Alan

   Oct 20, 2012 at 1:09 pm

   Played with the JPX 825 driver today to test one out. I have never hit a straighter drive than before, distance will improve upon more practice but look and feel just excellent. Bought one after one round, highly recommend.

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     Harry

     Nov 18, 2012 at 1:48 pm

     Like you i used the demo driver today and never hit a bad drive really easy to hit and looks well.I still want to try R11s then i`ll decide but great club.Have gone off my white superfast 2.0.

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3. 

   Bill

   Sep 4, 2012 at 7:16 pm

   Been playing the Mizuno 630 Fast Track driver for a bit over a year now with the Mitsubishi Fubuki shaft. At age 62, and having played the game since I was 12, I’m a traditionalist. In fact, until I put the Mizuno in my bag, I was playing Louisville Golf persimmon drivers, albeit with state of the art graphite shafts. Tried many titanium drivers over the years, but never found anything that was so clearly superior that I was tempted to give up my real woods–their look, sound, feel & workability always surpassed the titanium monstrosities that I tried. With the superb shafts Louisville uses, their length was just a few yards less than the tis and their dispersion was much better. The Mizuno changed my mind. At 440 cc and a very compact shape, its size is acceptable. Its sound, feel, workability and length are remarkable. As many reviewers said, they are not for high handicappers. But for a player who strikes the ball consistently well–something my persimmons required me to do–they yield real benefits. I consistently hit the Mizuno 20 to 25 yards further than I did with my persimmons, the dispersion is about the same and the sound and feel are better than any titanium I ever tried before, even Titleist. Not as sweet as persimmon, but close. These newer Mizunos appear from the photos to have a lot in common with my 630s. If they do in real life, I suspect Mizuno has another fine club on its hands. However, as the comments of others show, they probably won’t sell very well. Therefore, at the end of the year some players will likely be able to purchase them as I did mine at a terrific discount. I also have the same model year strong 3 and 5woods and the 2 & 3 hybrids by Mizuno. They work great for me. Sticking with my Tommy Armour Silver Scot blades for now, however. Tradition, you know.

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4. 

   Rob

   Aug 30, 2012 at 11:29 pm

   Looking good, Mizuno!

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5. 

   DraysClay

   Aug 28, 2012 at 9:10 pm

   I use to have Mizuno woods not anymore. They just don’t stack up to the other companies. I now have the Ping i20 driver, great woods. I love their irons and have the MP-63’s…awesome sticks!

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6. 

   alex

   Aug 28, 2012 at 1:33 pm

   heeeey

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   alex

   Aug 28, 2012 at 1:33 pm

   Woooow

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8. 

   Dolph Lundgrenade

   Aug 28, 2012 at 1:18 pm

   These look like excellent player’s options. Ordering the 3 wood and driver tout suite! These may not be for 15 + handicaps, but everyone else should definitely hit them on the course before buying anything else! The new 913 driver from Tit are pretty competitive though!

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9. 

   blopar

   Aug 24, 2012 at 9:42 am

   me no likee. Mizuno has never made a wood worth a darn. what are the over the counter shaft options by the way??

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10. 

    Kalervo

    Aug 22, 2012 at 4:48 pm

    I just love the old JPX800 3 Wood. Propably the stick I have most confidence with. Can’t wait to test this one also!

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