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fusioncal

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  1. What you have there on the list is the easiest to the toughest if you run them down from the top to bottom. Theoretically, MP-52 is the easiest due to its pocket cavity and cavity (they call them as pads) hence the dual-muscle marketing term. While the MP-57 is just full cavity back irons. MP-60 and 62 are half-cavity. The point is the more cavity they have, the easier they are to use. The MP-52, I believe, is more advanced than G5. In regard to long term use it's all depend on the golfer. Someone who is superior at ball striking may not like something bulky and not workable. It's such a great feeling when you're really able to control where the ball goes (from my personal experience). But this workable feature may backfire for beginner to average golfers. I believe we've had the experience where we just spray the ball everywhere (again from my personal experience). If you're still unsure about which irons you should get, I strongly recommend you to demo them all. Remember to pick the right shaft as well. The right combination of the club head and shaft with your play style will improve your game tremendously. I hope that helps.
  2. I wouldn't call MP-67 not a pure blade. It's a blade but with Cut Muscle technology (as they say in marketing term). If you think that Cut Muscle provides forgiveness, well I urge you to think again (or just try it yourself). If in fact somehow it does, I'd say very little to none. If you're looking for better deal you can find MP-32's price should be more reasonable by the end of the year. In addition to what 907golfer12 said, Mizuno doesn't go all the way in paying each and every golfer on tour to use their clubs. Another example is Miura. That doesn't make Mizuno or Miura a lesser golf club manufacturer. In fact Mizuno and Miura irons are highly regarded as some of the best.
  3. There are 4 new products from Mizuno, which are MP-52, MP-62, MX-100 & MX-200. If you're looking for one that plays somewhere along the lines of the G5, I think you should give the MX's a try. Umm...MP-62 perhaps? But don't take my word for it. Demo as many models as you can and find the "one".
  4. I agree with both of you. I've hit my friend's MP-57 although it's easier than MP-60, but still you can't put a crappy swing into them.
  5. Well if you go to Europe's Mizuno website, two MP lines that aren't there any longer are MP-32 and MP-60. So, I don't think 52 is a replacement for 57. Besides, 52 is pocket cavity and 57 is full cavity back, not exactly apple to apple.
  6. I think AP2 is more comparable to MP-52, not MP-57. Definitely big difference between the 62 and 52. From what I've noticed, the specs of 62 is higher (closer) to 67 than 60. In other words, MP-62 is tougher to use than MP-60.
  7. Mine is Pasatiempo Hole #12 . Very lushful and surrounded by a lot of trees, which reminds me all the time never to aim there.
  8. Unfortunately, it'll be much more pricier than regular version only because it has that little circled T logo.
  9. Albatross (double eagle) is when you score -3 on one hole. But lower than that (-4), I have never seen nor heard about it....until now. Perhaps someone needs to make a new thread titled, "Have you ever had a Condor?" I bet it won't be as many as hole in ones.
  10. I thought Nike had a team (or at least someone in Nike) to do all Tiger's clubs? Hmm...
  11. Unfortunately, yes. I meant "ltters."
  12. Do you konw taht it's sitll unedrsatnadlbe as lnog you get the frsit and the lsat wdros rhgit? As for the grammars, I think it's okay as long we get what you mean. For instance, "Me speak no english."
  13. 30% off iron sets? New or pre-owned clubs? And 50% off apparel is nice. Not too bad.
  14. Are you sure? If it's true, wow, I didn't know air pressure could change lofts.
  15. You call my previous post a bashing? If that's a bashing, the word of "not too bright" is equally offensive as "idiot." My water analogy is laughable? That's uncalled for. Did I say anything wrong to you on my post or something? Wow! You just made this personal. "...the AP2 irons are forged out of 1025 mild carbon steel, just like the Mizuno line of forged clubs. In other words, the face of the club is just as soft as the face on the MP-52, MP-57, or MP-60." Just like Mizuno clubs? Now this is laughable. Clearly Titleist site provide how they made AP2, and yet you still insist it is the same with Mizuno? Here's what I meant by purely forged; forged from a single billet of carbon steel and no more additional material. Elastomer insert? Aluminum cavity plate? Laser welded tungsten nickel box? Do you find those materials in MP-52? Nope. Again, you said they're "just like Mizuno clubs" Laughable! "A lot of people had not seen the AP2 irons in person when they said they did not like the look. Most people changed their tune after seeing the irons and even more changed their minds after hitting the AP2 irons!" I have seen, held in person and hit AP2. My impression are bulky and clicky. Ball flight is nice and quite high with little fade. "I have owned and played AP2 irons for 25 or so rounds of golf now. I can tell you that the AP2 irons feel just as soft as the anything I have hit in the Mizuno line. If anything, they feel a little softer." This is the first time I've heard that comment. Clearly you can't feel what's soft and what's not. Honestly, I feel pity for you. I didn't expect anymore response from you as what we've talked about was quite off topic. This thread is meant to discuss the thread starter's AP2, not in general. Now, back to topic.
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