[acquadiice]

had a chance to hit the 69s today with x100s... nothing special about them.

i will not be getting them.

[PKMillerJr]

acquadiice, on 11 September 2011 - 07:03 PM, said:

had a chance to hit the 69s today with x100s... nothing special about them.

i will not be getting them.

How about elaborating a little more as to your session with the clubs?

[acquadiice]

PKMillerJr, on 11 September 2011 - 07:41 PM, said:

acquadiice, on 11 September 2011 - 07:03 PM, said:

had a chance to hit the 69s today with x100s... nothing special about them.

i will not be getting them.

How about elaborating a little more as to your session with the clubs?

i would like to but i hit them inside a golfsmith... i would like to hit them off grass but from looking at them and feeling them - they are just like the 68s

[sneakyshort2]

PKMillerJr, on 02 September 2011 - 05:26 PM, said:

I talked to the guy I buy clubs from and he told me PW loft on the MP 69 is 46 degrees. I am glad I got the MP 68. I am really tired of this trend of the ever increasingstrong loft. When I got my set of Wilson Staff remakes in the 1980's, the 9 iron was 46 degrees. A few years before that, Powerbilt had a 48 degree 9 iron and 52 degree PW. Wilson's old standards were 47 degree 9 iron and 51 degree PW. MP 68 was 47 degree PW. This is getting absolutely ridiculous. The PW is no longer a PW and is too strong lofted for what its purpose is. I will not be buying any new irons in the future as a result and will get some older clubs refurbished. I absolutely hate this trend. However, I do look forward to the 15 degree PW at some point that I can use as a 1 iron as they are no longer made.

If you don't like the modern loft of the PW weaken it to 48 and it will have less off-set. And do you still play a 200cc driver and Balata balls?

[sneakyshort2]

Geohans, on 11 September 2011 - 11:26 AM, said:

So they are on the USA website. . . . but the same old tired shaft offerings.

Nothing new from Nippon OR KBS? Come on Mizuno.

They wanted to add the C-Tapers but KBS can't guarantee delivery untill next year and Mizuno doesn't want to have back order problems.

[ProjectX_Mizuno]

Anyone else have review on the MP59 or MP69 irons???????

[acquadiice]

ProjectX_Mizuno, on 12 September 2011 - 04:53 PM, said:

Anyone else have review on the MP59 or MP69 irons???????

well has anyone hit them off grass yet?

[BigPete]

Some vids that might answer some questions

Official mp69 vid

http://youtu.be/u2SrwdGxFmA

Official mp59 vid


http://youtu.be/43Ld4Abkoo8

[JORDANF1]

acquadiice, on 13 September 2011 - 10:12 AM, said:

ProjectX_Mizuno, on 12 September 2011 - 04:53 PM, said:

Anyone else have review on the MP59 or MP69 irons???????

well has anyone hit them off grass yet?

Ive had the 69's and 59's for over 3 weeks and played 4 rounds with both sets off grass, Fantastic Clubs ! not much more too say they speak for themselves on course

[BigPete]

They are available in a satin finish - all you have to do is turn pro, get a Mizzy contract, play on the Euro tour, and get Terry san on the tour van to custom grind them for you


.



http://www.mizunofor...=2330&start=820

[yeezy]

can anyone clarify whats the big hype about their 'grain forging process'?

[JORDANF1]

yeezy, on 14 September 2011 - 06:11 AM, said:

can anyone clarify whats the big hype about their 'grain forging process'?

Yes ! its a process whereby when the heads are made as in FIRED and stamped the grains in the metal are flowed ( or aligned ) as close as possible without pockets of AIR within the structure , in other words Mizuno are the closest thing to a block of solid steel.

Forming Processes - Forging

Activity 1

At its most basic level, forging is the process of .........the process of forming and shaping metals through the use of hammering, pressing or rolling.

Back to Activity

Activity 2

What happens to the cast, coarse grain structure?
It is broken up and replaced by finer grains.

What effects are there to low-density areas, micro shrinkage and gas porosity inherent in the cast metal?
They are consolidated through the reduction of the ingot, achieving sound centres and structural integrity.

Describe the effects on mechanical properties:
They are improved through the elimination of the cast structure, enhanced density, and a homogenous structure throughout.

What does forging do to the grain flow?
Forging facilitates the alignment of the grain flow to obtain better directional properties.

What can be done after forging to further refine the part?
Secondary processing, such as heat-treating, can also be used to further refine the part.

[RedFire]

:drool :drip :drip My ap2's are quivering.

[acquadiice]

wow...

satin would have been nice

[Sourpuss]

yes, i prefer the satin as well.
anybody have the 59's yet?

[flushedshot]

Has anyone noticed on Mizuno's website the MP 69's are for higher handicapers than the MP 68's?

[acquadiice]

flushedshot, on 14 September 2011 - 05:53 PM, said:

Has anyone noticed on Mizuno's website the MP 69's are for higher handicapers than the MP 68's?

i did, i was told it was marketing to get more people to play their blades... from what i was reading from the technology add... it seems like its easier for people to get the ball airborne...

[drshankman]

They updated the site in the past few days. It is back to +6 to 7 like the 68s.

[PKMillerJr]

sneakyshort2, on 12 September 2011 - 03:32 PM, said:

PKMillerJr, on 02 September 2011 - 05:26 PM, said:

I talked to the guy I buy clubs from and he told me PW loft on the MP 69 is 46 degrees. I am glad I got the MP 68. I am really tired of this trend of the ever increasingstrong loft. When I got my set of Wilson Staff remakes in the 1980's, the 9 iron was 46 degrees. A few years before that, Powerbilt had a 48 degree 9 iron and 52 degree PW. Wilson's old standards were 47 degree 9 iron and 51 degree PW. MP 68 was 47 degree PW. This is getting absolutely ridiculous. The PW is no longer a PW and is too strong lofted for what its purpose is. I will not be buying any new irons in the future as a result and will get some older clubs refurbished. I absolutely hate this trend. However, I do look forward to the 15 degree PW at some point that I can use as a 1 iron as they are no longer made.

If you don't like the modern loft of the PW weaken it to 48 and it will have less off-set. And do you still play a 200cc driver and Balata balls?

Depends. I still have Palmer Peerless persimmon and 445 cc R11. I would like something under 400 for a driver.

[dunn]

RedFire, on 14 September 2011 - 08:00 AM, said:

:drool :drip :drip My ap2's are quivering.

you know i dont know what the big deal is to ap2.....i hear people rave and i was thoroughly disappointed after hitting them,,maybe its just the titleist logo.....if those clubs were branded pinseeker and you hit them i think the masses would have a much different opinion, IDK.............all mizuno forged options were softer than ap2 imo......and some mizuno forged clubs are not all that, though these 59's were butter when i hit them at roger dunn.very impressed so far


and satin blades look like chit........chrome looks far better in 99% of applications

[dunn]

PKMillerJr, on 15 September 2011 - 02:12 PM, said:

sneakyshort2, on 12 September 2011 - 03:32 PM, said:

PKMillerJr, on 02 September 2011 - 05:26 PM, said:

I talked to the guy I buy clubs from and he told me PW loft on the MP 69 is 46 degrees. I am glad I got the MP 68. I am really tired of this trend of the ever increasingstrong loft. When I got my set of Wilson Staff remakes in the 1980's, the 9 iron was 46 degrees. A few years before that, Powerbilt had a 48 degree 9 iron and 52 degree PW. Wilson's old standards were 47 degree 9 iron and 51 degree PW. MP 68 was 47 degree PW. This is getting absolutely ridiculous. The PW is no longer a PW and is too strong lofted for what its purpose is. I will not be buying any new irons in the future as a result and will get some older clubs refurbished. I absolutely hate this trend. However, I do look forward to the 15 degree PW at some point that I can use as a 1 iron as they are no longer made.

If you don't like the modern loft of the PW weaken it to 48 and it will have less off-set. And do you still play a 200cc driver and Balata balls?

Depends. I still have Palmer Peerless persimmon and 445 cc R11. I would like something under 400 for a driver.

i would too......i can hit my 3 wood just as far as my driver most of the time just because the head is easier to get around

[eventemposwing]

Went to my mate's shop yesterday and he had the heads in so I fitted them up with my preferred NSPros and had about half hour with each club with the same shaft.

I prefer the 59s - a bit of background - I'd been playing MP57s since 2008,and recently changed to S56s (from Wrx with NSPros). I also have a set of G15s in the cupboard for bad swing days.

Anyhows.....I preferred the 59s. These are reminiscent of the PING S56s, but with a forged feel - and they definitely have more feel compared to the 58s. My S56s are still a bit longer iron for iron as they are hotter off the face.

The 69s are pretty similar to the 68s probably with a bit of a higher flight but lower spin. But feels similar to me.

Overall, if you have any of the modern MPs 57, 52, 53, 58 etc.....and you want to change, the MP59 will be slightly more easy to hit and launch, and they feel just as good as the lot of them. The big plus is that the cavity looks lush - I didn't like the JPXs because of the stuff in the cavity at the back (don't mind these plastic stuff in cast) as I just prefer a forged iron to look like a forged iron that's clean, clinical and looking gorgeous.

My vote as forged iron of the year available to the mass market - Mizuno MP59

[JORDANF1]

eventemposwing, on 16 September 2011 - 01:15 AM, said:

Went to my mate's shop yesterday and he had the heads in so I fitted them up with my preferred NSPros and had about half hour with each club with the same shaft.

I prefer the 59s - a bit of background - I'd been playing MP57s since 2008,and recently changed to S56s (from Wrx with NSPros). I also have a set of G15s in the cupboard for bad swing days.

Anyhows.....I preferred the 59s. These are reminiscent of the PING S56s, but with a forged feel - and they definitely have more feel compared to the 58s. My S56s are still a bit longer iron for iron as they are hotter off the face.

The 69s are pretty similar to the 68s probably with a bit of a higher flight but lower spin. But feels similar to me.

Overall, if you have any of the modern MPs 57, 52, 53, 58 etc.....and you want to change, the MP59 will be slightly more easy to hit and launch, and they feel just as good as the lot of them. The big plus is that the cavity looks lush - I didn't like the JPXs because of the stuff in the cavity at the back (don't mind these plastic stuff in cast) as I just prefer a forged iron to look like a forged iron that's clean, clinical and looking gorgeous.

My vote as forged iron of the year available to the mass market - Mizuno MP59

100% Correct Mate, altho i use the 59's on off days, but i am using them tomorrow for a change against my 69's as i hate to say it but they are seeing much more play time even in ON days now ! the feel and shot making is Pure off any lie, i really love the 59's

Cheers

[acquadiice]

was at golf galaxy today and they have the set in stock for $899

[acquadiice]

just an FYI, just spoke with my equipment guy and he said the reason that mizuno isnt offering the ctapers is because they havent produced enough and they are backordered 3 months.

according to him, all OEM orders with CT are going to take 3 months to ship out.

[soregongolfer]

There's a popular website selling them for $779; 3-PW.

[acquadiice]

^^ thanks for the great info... smh

[scratchswinger]

So for all the guys playing these- what wedge configuration are you using? The PW's are 46°, do you find your selfs adding an additional wedge (50°)? Or are you just jumping straight to a 52°?

[Guv280984]

scratchswinger, on 24 November 2011 - 06:28 PM, said:

So for all the guys playing these- what wedge configuration are you using? The PW's are 46°, do you find your selfs adding an additional wedge (50°)? Or are you just jumping straight to a 52°?

I am using 50, 56 and 60 degree wedged with my MP-59's. My PW is 45...

[Papaduke]

Had a chance to hit the MP59s this week. My buddy has a set with graphite shafts. Take into account that I am a 12 handicap, so no great golfer here. I normally play Ping I15s. His clubs are 1.5 degrees flat and I normally play 2 degree upright.

That being said these clubs are sweet. Instant feedback and when you hit the sweet spot they felt like butter. I certainly rcvd more feedback than my pings and realized about a 10 yard loss on miss hits.

I am very tempted to give these a shot after the new year. Not sure if they would help me become a better player buy paying more attention to the feedback given, especially on the range. We will see.