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#COBRA PITCHING WEDGE PRO#

I was not expecting the G425s to perform as well as they did. You can play any shot you want if you’ve got the game.Awesome feel and sound for a mid handicap iron.

Can hit good shots all day long without needing perfect contact.Ping G425 irons are our former Editor’s Pick for best mid handicap and average golfer irons for a few reasons: Recommendation: Give these a try if you like a “player” look and performance, but need game improvement forgiveness. Second only to Mizuno Hot Metals.Ĭonclusion: “Player” level feel and performance with game improvement iron forgiveness & distance. Exactly what a good mid-handicap iron should do.ĭid I mention feel? You get soft & solid player feel in a game improvement iron. They’re easy to hit and earn their money when your swing isn’t at its best.Ĭenter contact is heavenly, but off-center contact still gets you on or around the green. The ZX5s are supposed to be player distance irons, but the clubheads are generous, packed with forgiveness, and help a ton with ball launch and distance. Accurate, solid, & consistent for better scoring.Srixon ZX5 irons are our former favorite irons for better mid-handicappers (and a strong contender for best-looking irons) and need to be considered for a few reasons:

#COBRA PITCHING WEDGE PRO#

The Chromoly metal Mizuno uses to make the Hot Metals (and Forged & Hot Metal Pro irons) is on a completely different level.ĪLLL the good things I had to say about the 921s apply to the 923s.Ĭonclusion: Continued exceptional feel, performance, forgiveness, and distance out of the JPX line. So, the sweet spot is bigger for more forgiveness and distance over a larger portion of the face.Īt least, I thought I did.

You can play any shot you want if you’ve got the game.įor this year’s JPX 923s, Mizuno combined Chromoly and Nickel to form Nickel Chromoly which allowed them to make the clubface 8% thinner, yet 35% stronger than last year’s JPX 921s.

Great contact is not needed for good results.

Buttery, marshmellowy, unbelievably soft (yet solid) feel.

In addition, the front portion of the rails is hollow, which adds some needed flex to the leading edge of the face.Mizuno JPX 923 Hot Metal irons are the best irons for mid-handicappers and our #1 game improvement iron Recommendation for a few reasons. The oversize shape provides a can’t-miss vibe, and the rails on the bottom are smartly designed to create ample bounce to prevent the club from digging (like the nose of a ski). If the latter sounds like you, then consider these irons. For others golf is primarily a social endeavor, and enjoyment comes from hitting a few well-struck shots more so than delivering a score after 18 holes. WHY WE LIKE IT: Some high-handicappers still love to compete.

In a nod to its target audience, these are available only in graphite shafts. To address sound, which was too loud in the previous T-Rail, thicker internal ribs are used to dampen the noise. The face insert is actually a little larger than the previous T-Rail version, but it weighs less, promoting more bend. In this instance, the computer simulations led Cobra down a path to using 17-4 stainless steel for a face that features 15 variable-thickness zones. WHAT IT DOES: Yes, even clubs designed for the less-skilled are getting the artificial-intelligence treatment these days.