What is the most prominent product feature of
Mizuno MP-68 Irons
Replacement For The MP 67 Irons?
Mizuno has always been a
wholesale golf clubs favorite. I think they consistently makes some of the best irons on the market. They have to be the most underrated iron maker that has been around as long as they have been. You can take out 10 sets to the range hit them all side-by-side and Mizuno will always be near the top. And they don't go the gimmicky route either to sell clubs. They stick to solid forgings that give you great feel and a classic look.
Cross Between MP-14 & MP-32?
So when we got these new pics we weren't too surprised to see that they have not strayed to far from their norm. The Mizuno MP-68 iron prototypes are a cross between the MP-14 & MP-32.
It is hard to see but there is a channel grooved in the cavity right behind the Mizuno logo. Not as deep as the MP-32 but similar. And from what we heard they head designer had to actually fly to the foundry to give the head shapers a personal lesson on how to achieve the proper grooved channel to get the proper CG and feel.
The new MP-68 Blade moves away from the cut muscle design that the MP-67 had and resembles the MP-37 with the muscle back developing from the toe area. The muscle back lines and edges however are smoother on the MP-68 than the MP-37 and some in Japan have said it reminds them of the classic MP-14 with its curved muscle back and sharp toe. Mizuno has also followed suit with its 2009 design guidlines by placing the running bird logo on the sole and the model MP-68 with new MP logo in the toe corner. The 0verall head and face is very compact and coupled with the thick muscle provide the purest feel of any Mizuno grain flow forged blade.
For the last several years pre release Mizuno head only sets have popped up far before the official release date. They look perfect to the untrained eye but when put on the scale the head weights are off and the hosel size often appears to be over or undersized. This has been the unfortunate case for many of Mizuno's MP models in recent years but its a consistent pattern. Right now there are sets on ebay and in certain forums of possible fakes. Im sure if you contact Mizuno they will say these are not Mizuno authorized products. This confuses us because we have been under the impression for many years that Mizuno Irons were made in the Chuo factory in Japan yet the origin of these imposters are Taiwan & Hong Kong.
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