Mizuno MP-100

[1par2win]

Hey, I was hoping that someone who knows more about Mizuno irons can give me their impression of these irons. From what I know these are a limited edition irons created for Mizunos 100th anniversary. I'm more a Titleist man myself but I can pick up a set in mint condition for $500. I'm about to pull the trigger but just wanted to know if anyone has heard of these? Thanks in advance.

[mlf16507]

They were 2006 sets made in 2006 for Mizuno 100 th Anniversary. I found 4 sets on Ebay from-$800 to 2000.00. They are basically mp-33.

http://equipment.golf.com/golf/clubs/golfshoeproduct-clubs/mizuno-mp-100/e_pid-1003287.aspx

[sean_miller]

Originally Posted by 1par2win

Hey, I was hoping that someone who knows more about Mizuno irons can give me their impression of these irons. From what I know these are a limited edition irons created for Mizunos 100th anniversary. I'm more a Titleist man myself but I can pick up a set in mint condition for $500. I'm about to pull the trigger but just wanted to know if anyone has heard of these? Thanks in advance.

Are you gettin the certificate of ownership and wall mountable display case too? Go for it!!

The blade length looks shorter than the MP-33 (the longish head being the only thing I don't like about the 33s).

[xxsoultonesxx]

Very cool set of clubs! I don't know if I could bring myself to play them. Too pretty to look at.

[1par2win]

Yea, they have the display case and a COA but I think I am going to pass on them. I just cant justify spening $500 on a set of irons no matter how nice looking (and they are spectacular, to borrow a phrase!!) for merely display purposes. If I were to get them I would play them like any other set but these seem to be geared more for the collector market. Oh well... so much nice equipment, so little money!

[sean_miller]

Originally Posted by 1par2win

Yea, they have the display case and a COA but I think I am going to pass on them. I just cant justify spening $500 on a set of irons no matter how nice looking (and they are spectacular, to borrow a phrase!!) for merely display purposes. If I were to get them I would play them like any other set but these seem to be geared more for the collector market. Oh well... so much nice equipment, so little money!

I asked about all the extras because if they're authentic, and if they're forged like Mizuno blades from about 1988 to 1998, then they're worth every penny as a playing set. Forget about displaying them. When I see a set of anniversary MacGregor Muirfields (20th anniversary I think) I'm somewhat in awe of how they look, but I reallly just want to hit some balls with them.