Best Golf Clubs: Mizuno Mx200 Irons Sale Price And Review

Mizuno MX200 Irons Review

For 3 years I played Mizuno MX 23 clubs. I got my handicap down to 14 and figured it was time for a "players" set of clubs. I settled on a set of Callaway X20 Tours. For all of last season, I struggled to break 90.

I have played a few rounds this year and decided a change was needed. I went to a online Golf Sale Store, and they recommend the new Mizuno MX 200 irons to me. Since they offer free shipping and the best price on t Mizuno MX 200 irons for only $368.99, I bought the clubs immediately.  I tried the clubs right after their arrivial.  About five swings, I realised what I was missing. I hit each ball straight, high and where I aimed; something that I haven't been able to do all year. I didn't bother hitting any of the other clubs, I simply arranged a custom fit for Thursday for the MX 200s. These are seriously easy clubs to hit.

I have also read a lot about the comparison between these and the MX23s. When you look at the two clubs, there is not much different. Maybe my view is coloured by the year with the Callaways, but I believe that these are easier to hit than the MX23s.

At my level of golf, I am not interested in "working the ball" and I believe any golfer in the mid-teen and up handicap level that talks about moving the ball is basically talking crap and maybe if they concentrated on hitting the ball straight, their handicaps may come down.

I have to believe that any of the bad reviews of these clubs are simply down to the man at the other end of the club, I know that if I persisted with the Callaways, I am sure that they would have come round, but I just don't have the time for that effort. Therefore if you are like me, you have kids, work and want to enjoy your Sunday fourball at a low teens handicap level (or better if your ability is better than mine) with little or no effort, then have a serious look at these Miuno MX200 Irons.