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Hey all,

I went and hit a few Mizuno clubs this week and really like the feel of the new MP-59s. However I also hit the JPX-800 PROs and really liked their longer irons. I currently have a full 3-PW of MP62s and find the longer irons unreliable.

I was considering splitting a set of irons into JPX800PRO (3-4-5), MP59 (6-PW) or (3-4)/(5-PW).

My question is where do most people split sets? Is it more common to have 6-PW or 5-PW or even 7-PW. I realize it's personal preference, but out of interest I just wanted to see what people are doing.

marc


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  marxman said:
Originally Posted by marxman

Hey all,

I went and hit a few Mizuno clubs this week and really like the feel of the new MP-59s. However I also hit the JPX-800 PROs and really liked their longer irons. I currently have a full 3-PW of MP62s and find the longer irons unreliable.

I was considering splitting a set of irons into JPX800PRO (3-4-5), MP59 (6-PW) or (3-4)/(5-PW).

My question is where do most people split sets? Is it more common to have 6-PW or 5-PW or even 7-PW. I realize it's personal preference, but out of interest I just wanted to see what people are doing.

marc

You gotta hit em and see what works for you.  Use a launch monitor.  That said most people typically split the set at the 5 or 6 iron.  You may also want to test a hybrid or two and see if you hit them better than the 3 or 4 iron.

Driver:  Callaway Diablo Octane 9.5*
3W:  Callaway GBB II 12.5*, 5W:  Callaway Diablo 18* Neutral
3H:  Callaway Razr X, 4H:  Callaway Razr X
5-PW:  Callaway X Tour
GW:  Callaway X Tour 54*, SW:  Callaway X Tour 58*
Putter:  Callaway ITrax, Scotty Cameron Studio Design 2, Ping Anser 4


Posted

Longer irons will always be harder to hit, but mixing may help.  Many modern sets do mix/split it for you.

Personally, I prefer consistency through my irons, although my hybrid and hybrid woods are "split".

Driver:  :callaway: Diablo Octane
Fairway Wood:   :adams: Speedline 3W
Hybrid:   adams.gif A7OS 3 Hybrid 
Irons:   :callaway:  2004 Big Bertha 4-LW


Posted

I'm really interested in the same type of set, I think you'd have to hit each to see what kind of yardage gap you have when splitting the set, and which of the mp59 you can still hit accurately

Driver: Machspeed Black 9.5  

3 wood:  Insight  

Hybrid:   A4  19 degree

Irons:   CG red 4-PW  

Wedges:   CG12  56 degree and CG10 60 degree

Putter:  White Hot XG Sabertooth


Posted

All bets are off... I hit some MP69s and LOVE them.... I think I will split the 59s/69s and go 3-5 / 4-pw


Posted

I don't see how having 69s at the top of the bag are going to make the 59's 3-5 iron easier to hit.  What you should do is go MP69s 6-PW and the do hybrids for 3-5. It would confuse the heck out of anyone who saw your bag.

  marxman said:
Originally Posted by marxman

All bets are off... I hit some MP69s and LOVE them.... I think I will split the 59s/69s and go 3-5 / 4-pw


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  x129 said:
Originally Posted by x129

I don't see how having 69s at the top of the bag are going to make the 59's 3-5 iron easier to hit.  What you should do is go MP69s 6-PW and the do hybrids for 3-5. It would confuse the heck out of anyone who saw your bag.


LOL you are right that would really confuse someone. However when they realized that I can't hit those hybrids because I don't like the way they look then they won't be as confused. The MP59's 3-5 are easier to hit than the MP62's I currently have. I did notice that despite the stronger loft angles the JPX800Pro seemed to send the ball higher than I would like.


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