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Thanks :) They look very similar when I compare how they look to my MX-950's. Also they are forged.

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Anyone have any opinions to add?

They are also available here in South Africa. Just want to know if anyone has used them and can share their experiences with them. Thanks a lot though.

Anyone have any opinions or personal reviews to share on the new Mizuno MX Series Wedges: http://golf.mizunoeurope.com/wedges/mx_series_wedges/ I have the Mizuno MX-950 Game Improvement (Forged) Irons: http://www.mizunousa.com/equipment.n...golf&cat;=irons Am looking for some similar (Forged and Forgiving) wedges to go with them. The specs as copied from the Mizuno website are: Grain Flow Forged mid-size cavity Grain Flow Forged from Mizuno's softest 1025E Pure Select mild carbon steel, the MX-Series offers a forgiving wedge combination to ble

I also just got the Mizuno MX-950. Apart from being a great-looking set for this level of super game-improvement iron, it is forged. Probably the best-looking set I have seen in this category.

Hi, can anyone give me any direction on the iron sets below that I am trying to decide on? I am a 24 and just took up the game again after 10 years or so (use to be an 18 in those days). I am seriously considering both the Mizuno Mx-19 (SGI) and MX-25 (GI).. anyone have any advice to share? The thing that makes the MX-25 appealing is that it's forged where the MX-19 isn't. But both were highly rated by Golf Digest and made the hot list in their respective categorys.. Thanks

Thanks :) It is a bit pricey but having seen all the features and small footprint for storage, travel, etc. I have decided its well worth the outlay when I consider how much more enjoyable it will make my round of Golf.

I also get these, but less every time I play. Its just a matter of relaxing and not worrying what others think. At the end of the day if you hit a bad 1st shot and someone makes a snide comment that shows they are an idiot in any case. We are all out there to enjoy ourselves, unless we are a tour professional playing for $$$$$.

I tried the Nike TW 60* and it's a very good wedge. Hits further than the other 60* wedges I have tried.

I have a beach buggy at the moment, a 2-wheel pullcart that gets my bag around the course. However it sometimes falls over and the bag twists and I find I have to keep straightening the bag every hole or so. I think I will definitely get a Clicgear, based on the review at this website (and other websites). It looks like a great cart.

I play the PowerBilt Citation 2007 irons and they are great. I am a 24 handicap.

It would have to be a 56* and 60*.