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mike295

By mike295
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I currently have the MX-23 which I really like. I am looking around to get a second set to send down to my parents house in Myrtle beach. Any how.. I really like the clubs, they hit very nice no vibration, what other Mizunos are similar to the mx-23? I cant seem to find any used wondering if I go looking for a different set i might find some. I have hit other clubs but these have seemed to feel the best.

MX-23 3i-PW : FT IZ Tw9 52


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All the MX range are simular. The last I believe was the MX200 .

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Of course RH only

Ah. Sorry about that. I didn't notice you were a lefty

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Of course RH only

The MX-23s were

really popular clubs; I don't think I have to explain to you why this was the case. If you look around, between the internet (standard caveats) and golf shops near you, I bet you can find a used set in good condition. You may have to re-shaft as well. Personally, I think it's one of the sets Mizuno should put on their classics list and continue selling.

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Driver:  Titleist 915D2.  4-wood:  Titleist 917F2.  Titleist TS2 19 degree hybrid.  Another hybrid in here too.  Irons 5-U, Ping G400.  Wedges negotiable (currently 54 degree Cleveland, 58 degree Titleist) Edel putter. 

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mike295 Established Member

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The MX-23s were

i think the hard part is going to be finding them in left hand. Ebay has noting

MX-23 3i-PW : FT IZ Tw9 52


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i think the hard part is going to be finding them in left hand. Ebay has noting

Mizuno is an interesting brand loyalty choice as a lefty. They're very famous for not releasing left handed versions of new irons.

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mike295 Established Member

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Mizuno is an interesting brand loyalty choice as a lefty. They're very famous for not releasing left handed versions of new irons.

I am really just looking for a set that is going to be kept down south at my parents in MB. Its only going to be used 5 times or so per year. Figured why not keep the same brand. BUt then again, I could send the ones I got here down, and get a new set for up here. (could be different brand). I have been trying out some here and there, but the stupid in door ranges suck.

MX-23 3i-PW : FT IZ Tw9 52


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Just keep looking around and be patient. You will find exactly what you are looking for. Being a lefty sucks sometimes, I know all about that.

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MX 25, 200, and 300. I don't know which ones come in lefty though.

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