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The new�Mizuno ST-MAX 230 Driver�is highlighted by a boundary-pushing, maximum 460cc footprint, and a more expansive, weight-saving composite sole. The weight savings allow for a heavier rear weight positioned exceptionally far from the face, a byproduct of the driver's generously stretched profile. As a result, the ST-MAX 230 produces monumental MOI, making it Mizuno's most forgiving and stable driver ever. The ST-MAX 230 is long as well, thanks to Mizuno's advanced CORTECH Chamber technology. Encasing a stainless steel weight with elastomeric TPU close to the face, CORTECH reduces spin and creates an additional energy source that boosts ball speed. At the same time, CORTECH reduces stress on the face, granting Mizuno's engineers the ability to construct the face out of a more resilient material. The stronger material allows for a thinner, faster face with a complex multi-thickness design that maintains elite ball speed on mis-hits. Three stock shafts are available, including the lowest-launching, lowest-spinning HZRDUS Smoke Green RDX, mid-launch, mid-spin Kai'li Blue, and the highest-launching, highest-spinning LIN-Q M40X Red. Mizuno ST-MAX 230 Driver Features: 460cc Maximum footprint with a square face at address Larger composite sole, heavier back weight, and expanded footprint combine to produce the most MOI in Mizuno ST Woods history Next generation CORTECH Chamber extends into the quick switch port and moves the through slot closer to the face for maximum ball speed, reduced spin, and a sold, powerful sensation at impact Beta Rich Titanium forged Ti LFS face is lighter, faster, and stronger than traditional material Multi-thickness face design maximizes ball speed across the face through increased CORAREA Quick switch hosel allows for 4 degrees of loft adjustability to fine-tune trajectory Stock Shafts: Project X HZRDUS Smoke Green RDX, Mitsubishi Kai'li Blue, UST LIN-Q M40X Red Stock Grip: Lamkin ST Hybrid 360 Authorized Mizuno Retailer Product Specs Head

The new�Mizuno ST-MAX 230 Driver�is highlighted by a boundary-pushing, maximum 460cc footprint, and a more expansive, weight-saving composite sole. The weight savings allow for a heavier rear weight positioned exceptionally far from the face, a byproduct of the driver's generously stretched profile. As a result, the ST-MAX 230 produces monumental MOI, making it Mizuno's most forgiving and stable driver ever. The ST-MAX 230 is long as well, thanks to Mizuno's advanced CORTECH Chamber technology. Encasing a stainless steel weight with elastomeric TPU close to the face, CORTECH reduces spin and creates an additional energy source that boosts ball speed. At the same time, CORTECH reduces stress on the face, granting Mizuno's engineers the ability to construct the face out of a more resilient material. The stronger material allows for a thinner, faster face with a complex multi-thickness design that maintains elite ball speed on mis-hits. Three stock shafts are available, including the lowest-launching, lowest-spinning HZRDUS Smoke Green RDX, mid-launch, mid-spin Kai'li Blue, and the highest-launching, highest-spinning LIN-Q M40X Red. Mizuno ST-MAX 230 Driver Features: 460cc Maximum footprint with a square face at address Larger composite sole, heavier back weight, and expanded footprint combine to produce the most MOI in Mizuno ST Woods history Next generation CORTECH Chamber extends into the quick switch port and moves the through slot closer to the face for maximum ball speed, reduced spin, and a sold, powerful sensation at impact Beta Rich Titanium forged Ti LFS face is lighter, faster, and stronger than traditional material Multi-thickness face design maximizes ball speed across the face through increased CORAREA Quick switch hosel allows for 4 degrees of loft adjustability to fine-tune trajectory Stock Shafts: Project X HZRDUS Smoke Green RDX, Mitsubishi Kai'li Blue, UST LIN-Q M40X Red Stock Grip: Lamkin ST Hybrid 360 Authorized Mizuno Retailer Product Specs Head

The new�Mizuno ST-MAX 230 Driver�is highlighted by a boundary-pushing, maximum 460cc footprint, and a more expansive, weight-saving composite sole. The weight savings allow for a heavier rear weight positioned exceptionally far from the face, a byproduct of the driver's generously stretched profile. As a result, the ST-MAX 230 produces monumental MOI, making it Mizuno's most forgiving and stable driver ever. The ST-MAX 230 is long as well, thanks to Mizuno's advanced CORTECH Chamber technology. Encasing a stainless steel weight with elastomeric TPU close to the face, CORTECH reduces spin and creates an additional energy source that boosts ball speed. At the same time, CORTECH reduces stress on the face, granting Mizuno's engineers the ability to construct the face out of a more resilient material. The stronger material allows for a thinner, faster face with a complex multi-thickness design that maintains elite ball speed on mis-hits. Three stock shafts are available, including the lowest-launching, lowest-spinning HZRDUS Smoke Green RDX, mid-launch, mid-spin Kai'li Blue, and the highest-launching, highest-spinning LIN-Q M40X Red. Mizuno ST-MAX 230 Driver Features: 460cc Maximum footprint with a square face at address Larger composite sole, heavier back weight, and expanded footprint combine to produce the most MOI in Mizuno ST Woods history Next generation CORTECH Chamber extends into the quick switch port and moves the through slot closer to the face for maximum ball speed, reduced spin, and a sold, powerful sensation at impact Beta Rich Titanium forged Ti LFS face is lighter, faster, and stronger than traditional material Multi-thickness face design maximizes ball speed across the face through increased CORAREA Quick switch hosel allows for 4 degrees of loft adjustability to fine-tune trajectory Stock Shafts: Project X HZRDUS Smoke Green RDX, Mitsubishi Kai'li Blue, UST LIN-Q M40X Red Stock Grip: Lamkin ST Hybrid 360 Authorized Mizuno Retailer Product Specs Head

Mizuno spent four years developing, testing, and creating multiple iterations that improved stability, spin, and sound to produce a tour-level driver. �Now, the new Mizuno ST 230 Drivers add explosive distance to the performance equation through CORTECH Chamber technology.�� Strategically located close to the face, the CORTECH Chamber encases a stainless steel weight with elastomeric TPU, resulting in decreased spin and an additional energy source that increases ball speed. �At the same time, CORTECH reduces stress on the face, granting Mizuno's engineers the ability to construct the face out of a more resilient material. �Utilizing Forged SAT 2041 Beta Titanium instead of the more commonly used 6-4 Titanium allows for a thinner, faster face, with a complex multi-thickness design that preserves ball speed on mis-hits. With its rounded, deeper profile, and weight located closer to the heel, the ST-X 230 generates slightly higher spin rates and a slice-fighting draw bias. �According to Mizuno, natural drawers of the ball may find more ball speed from the ST-X. Mizuno ST-X 230 Driver Features: More rounded, deeper look that sits a little taller and aligns square in the neutral setting Weight located closer to the shaft axis encourages a draw-biased ball flight CORETCH Chamber encases a dense stainless steel weight with elastomeric TPU to take stress off the face and create an additional energy source for added ball speed; also locates weight closer to the face to reduce spin while producing a more solid, powerful sensation at impact Forged SAT 2041 Beta Ti Face is more resilient and has a complex multi-thickness design for fast ball speeds across the face Unified carbon sole plate is now a single piece that allows weight to be pushed to the extreme perimeter for overall stability Quick Switch Hosel allows for +/- 2� of loft adjustments Stock Shafts: Mitsubishi Kai'li Blue � UST LIN-Q M40X TSPX Red � UST Helium Nanocore Black Stock Grip: Lamkin Hybrid 360 Hea

Mizuno spent four years developing, testing, and creating multiple iterations that improved stability, spin, and sound to produce a tour-level driver. �Now, the new Mizuno ST 230 Drivers add explosive distance to the performance equation through CORTECH Chamber technology.�� Strategically located close to the face, the CORTECH Chamber encases a stainless steel weight with elastomeric TPU, resulting in decreased spin and an additional energy source that increases ball speed. �At the same time, CORTECH reduces stress on the face, granting Mizuno's engineers the ability to construct the face out of a more resilient material. �Utilizing Forged SAT 2041 Beta Titanium instead of the more commonly used 6-4 Titanium allows for a thinner, faster face, with a complex multi-thickness design that preserves ball speed on mis-hits. With its rounded, deeper profile, and weight located closer to the heel, the ST-X 230 generates slightly higher spin rates and a slice-fighting draw bias. �According to Mizuno, natural drawers of the ball may find more ball speed from the ST-X. Mizuno ST-X 230 Driver Features: More rounded, deeper look that sits a little taller and aligns square in the neutral setting Weight located closer to the shaft axis encourages a draw-biased ball flight CORETCH Chamber encases a dense stainless steel weight with elastomeric TPU to take stress off the face and create an additional energy source for added ball speed; also locates weight closer to the face to reduce spin while producing a more solid, powerful sensation at impact Forged SAT 2041 Beta Ti Face is more resilient and has a complex multi-thickness design for fast ball speeds across the face Unified carbon sole plate is now a single piece that allows weight to be pushed to the extreme perimeter for overall stability Quick Switch Hosel allows for +/- 2� of loft adjustments Stock Shafts: Mitsubishi Kai'li Blue � UST LIN-Q M40X TSPX Red � UST Helium Nanocore Black Stock Grip: Lamkin Hybrid 360 Hea

The new�Mizuno ST-MAX 230 Driver�is highlighted by a boundary-pushing, maximum 460cc footprint, and a more expansive, weight-saving composite sole. The weight savings allow for a heavier rear weight positioned exceptionally far from the face, a byproduct of the driver's generously stretched profile. As a result, the ST-MAX 230 produces monumental MOI, making it Mizuno's most forgiving and stable driver ever. The ST-MAX 230 is long as well, thanks to Mizuno's advanced CORTECH Chamber technology. Encasing a stainless steel weight with elastomeric TPU close to the face, CORTECH reduces spin and creates an additional energy source that boosts ball speed. At the same time, CORTECH reduces stress on the face, granting Mizuno's engineers the ability to construct the face out of a more resilient material. The stronger material allows for a thinner, faster face with a complex multi-thickness design that maintains elite ball speed on mis-hits. Three stock shafts are available, including the lowest-launching, lowest-spinning HZRDUS Smoke Green RDX, mid-launch, mid-spin Kai'li Blue, and the highest-launching, highest-spinning LIN-Q M40X Red. Mizuno ST-MAX 230 Driver Features: 460cc Maximum footprint with a square face at address Larger composite sole, heavier back weight, and expanded footprint combine to produce the most MOI in Mizuno ST Woods history Next generation CORTECH Chamber extends into the quick switch port and moves the through slot closer to the face for maximum ball speed, reduced spin, and a sold, powerful sensation at impact Beta Rich Titanium forged Ti LFS face is lighter, faster, and stronger than traditional material Multi-thickness face design maximizes ball speed across the face through increased CORAREA Quick switch hosel allows for 4 degrees of loft adjustability to fine-tune trajectory Stock Shafts: Project X HZRDUS Smoke Green RDX, Mitsubishi Kai'li Blue, UST LIN-Q M40X Red Stock Grip: Lamkin ST Hybrid 360 Authorized Mizuno Retailer Product Specs Head

The new Mizuno ST-MAX 230 Fairway Woods are highlighted by a larger footprint and composite material wrapping around the toe. Saving weight compared to traditional material, the composite allows mass to be repositioned in the perimeter of the head's extended profile, resulting in extraordinary MOI and the most forgiving, stable fairway in Mizuno's history. The ST-MAX 230 is long as well, thanks to Mizuno's advanced CORTECH Chamber technology. Encasing a stainless steel weight with elastomeric TPU close to the face, CORTECH reduces spin and creates an additional energy source that boosts ball speed. At the same time, CORTECH reduces stress on the face, granting Mizuno's engineers the ability to construct the face out of a more resilient material. The stronger material allows for a thinner, faster face with a complex multi-thickness design that maintains elite ball speed on mis-hits. Stock shaft options include Mitsubishi's mid-launch Kai'li Blue and UST Mamiya's high-launch LIN-Q M40X. Mizuno ST-MAX 230 Fairway Woods Feature: Larger footprint with a square face offers confidence at address Extended profile and toe wrap-around composite combine to produce the most MOI in Mizuno ST Woods history Next generation CORTECH Chamber extends into the quick switch port and moves the through slot closer to the face for maximum ball speed, reduced spin, and a sold, powerful sensation at impact Toe wrap-around composite increases discretionary weight for improved balance and stability Multi-thickness MAS1C face maximizes ball speed across the face through expanded CORAREA Speed bevel on the sole glides through the turf with ease Quick switch hosel allows for 4 degrees of loft adjustability to fine-tune trajectory Stock Shafts: UST LIN-Q M40X Red, Mitsubishi Kai'li Blue Stock Grip: Lamkin ST Hybrid 360 Authorized Mizuno Retailer Product Specs Club Loft Range Lie Range Volume Length Availability 3W 15� (13� - 17�) 59.5� (57.5� - 61.5�) 178cc 43.25" RH/LH 5W 18� (16� - 20�)

Mizuno spent four years developing, testing, and creating multiple iterations that improved stability, spin, and sound to produce a tour-level driver. �Now, the new Mizuno ST 230 Drivers add explosive distance to the performance equation through CORTECH Chamber technology.�� Strategically located close to the face, the CORTECH Chamber encases a stainless steel weight with elastomeric TPU, resulting in decreased spin and an additional energy source that increases ball speed. �At the same time, CORTECH reduces stress on the face, granting Mizuno's engineers the ability to construct the face out of a more resilient material. �Utilizing Forged SAT 2041 Beta Titanium instead of the more commonly used 6-4 Titanium allows for a thinner, faster face, with a complex multi-thickness design that preserves ball speed on mis-hits. With its rounded, deeper profile, and weight located closer to the heel, the ST-X 230 generates slightly higher spin rates and a slice-fighting draw bias. �According to Mizuno, natural drawers of the ball may find more ball speed from the ST-X. Mizuno ST-X 230 Driver Features: More rounded, deeper look that sits a little taller and aligns square in the neutral setting Weight located closer to the shaft axis encourages a draw-biased ball flight CORETCH Chamber encases a dense stainless steel weight with elastomeric TPU to take stress off the face and create an additional energy source for added ball speed; also locates weight closer to the face to reduce spin while producing a more solid, powerful sensation at impact Forged SAT 2041 Beta Ti Face is more resilient and has a complex multi-thickness design for fast ball speeds across the face Unified carbon sole plate is now a single piece that allows weight to be pushed to the extreme perimeter for overall stability Quick Switch Hosel allows for +/- 2� of loft adjustments Stock Shafts: Mitsubishi Kai'li Blue � UST LIN-Q M40X TSPX Red � UST Helium Nanocore Black Stock Grip: Lamkin Hybrid 360 Hea

The new�Mizuno ST-MAX 230 Driver�is highlighted by a boundary-pushing, maximum 460cc footprint, and a more expansive, weight-saving composite sole. The weight savings allow for a heavier rear weight positioned exceptionally far from the face, a byproduct of the driver's generously stretched profile. As a result, the ST-MAX 230 produces monumental MOI, making it Mizuno's most forgiving and stable driver ever. The ST-MAX 230 is long as well, thanks to Mizuno's advanced CORTECH Chamber technology. Encasing a stainless steel weight with elastomeric TPU close to the face, CORTECH reduces spin and creates an additional energy source that boosts ball speed. At the same time, CORTECH reduces stress on the face, granting Mizuno's engineers the ability to construct the face out of a more resilient material. The stronger material allows for a thinner, faster face with a complex multi-thickness design that maintains elite ball speed on mis-hits. Three stock shafts are available, including the lowest-launching, lowest-spinning HZRDUS Smoke Green RDX, mid-launch, mid-spin Kai'li Blue, and the highest-launching, highest-spinning LIN-Q M40X Red. Mizuno ST-MAX 230 Driver Features: 460cc Maximum footprint with a square face at address Larger composite sole, heavier back weight, and expanded footprint combine to produce the most MOI in Mizuno ST Woods history Next generation CORTECH Chamber extends into the quick switch port and moves the through slot closer to the face for maximum ball speed, reduced spin, and a sold, powerful sensation at impact Beta Rich Titanium forged Ti LFS face is lighter, faster, and stronger than traditional material Multi-thickness face design maximizes ball speed across the face through increased CORAREA Quick switch hosel allows for 4 degrees of loft adjustability to fine-tune trajectory Stock Shafts: Project X HZRDUS Smoke Green RDX, Mitsubishi Kai'li Blue, UST LIN-Q M40X Red Stock Grip: Lamkin ST Hybrid 360 Authorized Mizuno Retailer Product Specs Head

Mizuno spent four years developing, testing, and creating multiple iterations that improved stability, spin, and sound to produce a tour-level driver. �Now, the new Mizuno ST 230 Drivers add explosive distance to the performance equation through CORTECH Chamber technology.�� Strategically located close to the face, the CORTECH Chamber encases a stainless steel weight with elastomeric TPU, resulting in decreased spin and an additional energy source that increases ball speed. �At the same time, CORTECH reduces stress on the face, granting Mizuno's engineers the ability to construct the face out of a more resilient material. �Utilizing Forged SAT 2041 Beta Titanium instead of the more commonly used 6-4 Titanium allows for a thinner, faster face, with a complex multi-thickness design that preserves ball speed on mis-hits. With its rounded, deeper profile, and weight located closer to the heel, the ST-X 230 generates slightly higher spin rates and a slice-fighting draw bias. �According to Mizuno, natural drawers of the ball may find more ball speed from the ST-X. Mizuno ST-X 230 Driver Features: More rounded, deeper look that sits a little taller and aligns square in the neutral setting Weight located closer to the shaft axis encourages a draw-biased ball flight CORETCH Chamber encases a dense stainless steel weight with elastomeric TPU to take stress off the face and create an additional energy source for added ball speed; also locates weight closer to the face to reduce spin while producing a more solid, powerful sensation at impact Forged SAT 2041 Beta Ti Face is more resilient and has a complex multi-thickness design for fast ball speeds across the face Unified carbon sole plate is now a single piece that allows weight to be pushed to the extreme perimeter for overall stability Quick Switch Hosel allows for +/- 2� of loft adjustments Stock Shafts: Mitsubishi Kai'li Blue � UST LIN-Q M40X TSPX Red � UST Helium Nanocore Black Stock Grip: Lamkin Hybrid 360 Hea

The new�Mizuno ST-MAX 230 Driver�is highlighted by a boundary-pushing, maximum 460cc footprint, and a more expansive, weight-saving composite sole. The weight savings allow for a heavier rear weight positioned exceptionally far from the face, a byproduct of the driver's generously stretched profile. As a result, the ST-MAX 230 produces monumental MOI, making it Mizuno's most forgiving and stable driver ever. The ST-MAX 230 is long as well, thanks to Mizuno's advanced CORTECH Chamber technology. Encasing a stainless steel weight with elastomeric TPU close to the face, CORTECH reduces spin and creates an additional energy source that boosts ball speed. At the same time, CORTECH reduces stress on the face, granting Mizuno's engineers the ability to construct the face out of a more resilient material. The stronger material allows for a thinner, faster face with a complex multi-thickness design that maintains elite ball speed on mis-hits. Three stock shafts are available, including the lowest-launching, lowest-spinning HZRDUS Smoke Green RDX, mid-launch, mid-spin Kai'li Blue, and the highest-launching, highest-spinning LIN-Q M40X Red. Mizuno ST-MAX 230 Driver Features: 460cc Maximum footprint with a square face at address Larger composite sole, heavier back weight, and expanded footprint combine to produce the most MOI in Mizuno ST Woods history Next generation CORTECH Chamber extends into the quick switch port and moves the through slot closer to the face for maximum ball speed, reduced spin, and a sold, powerful sensation at impact Beta Rich Titanium forged Ti LFS face is lighter, faster, and stronger than traditional material Multi-thickness face design maximizes ball speed across the face through increased CORAREA Quick switch hosel allows for 4 degrees of loft adjustability to fine-tune trajectory Stock Shafts: Project X HZRDUS Smoke Green RDX, Mitsubishi Kai'li Blue, UST LIN-Q M40X Red Stock Grip: Lamkin ST Hybrid 360 Authorized Mizuno Retailer Product Specs Head

The new�Mizuno ST-MAX 230 Driver�is highlighted by a boundary-pushing, maximum 460cc footprint, and a more expansive, weight-saving composite sole. The weight savings allow for a heavier rear weight positioned exceptionally far from the face, a byproduct of the driver's generously stretched profile. As a result, the ST-MAX 230 produces monumental MOI, making it Mizuno's most forgiving and stable driver ever. The ST-MAX 230 is long as well, thanks to Mizuno's advanced CORTECH Chamber technology. Encasing a stainless steel weight with elastomeric TPU close to the face, CORTECH reduces spin and creates an additional energy source that boosts ball speed. At the same time, CORTECH reduces stress on the face, granting Mizuno's engineers the ability to construct the face out of a more resilient material. The stronger material allows for a thinner, faster face with a complex multi-thickness design that maintains elite ball speed on mis-hits. Three stock shafts are available, including the lowest-launching, lowest-spinning HZRDUS Smoke Green RDX, mid-launch, mid-spin Kai'li Blue, and the highest-launching, highest-spinning LIN-Q M40X Red. Mizuno ST-MAX 230 Driver Features: 460cc Maximum footprint with a square face at address Larger composite sole, heavier back weight, and expanded footprint combine to produce the most MOI in Mizuno ST Woods history Next generation CORTECH Chamber extends into the quick switch port and moves the through slot closer to the face for maximum ball speed, reduced spin, and a sold, powerful sensation at impact Beta Rich Titanium forged Ti LFS face is lighter, faster, and stronger than traditional material Multi-thickness face design maximizes ball speed across the face through increased CORAREA Quick switch hosel allows for 4 degrees of loft adjustability to fine-tune trajectory Stock Shafts: Project X HZRDUS Smoke Green RDX, Mitsubishi Kai'li Blue, UST LIN-Q M40X Red Stock Grip: Lamkin ST Hybrid 360 Authorized Mizuno Retailer Product Specs Head

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The Mizuno JPX925 Hot Metal HL Combo Set is designed for players who struggle to produce the launch and spin required for successful long-iron play. Replacing long irons with faster, higher-launching, more forgiving hybrids increases carry distances, produces steeper, green-holding descent angles, and creates ideal gapping between stronger lofted clubs. For the first time, Mizuno introduces a multi-material construction to the Hot Metal Iron lineup, adding tungsten weighting to the already highly potent Nickel Chromoly construction. Strategically positioning weight lower in the head increases stability while producing a higher launch and steeper, green-holding landing angles. Consequently, JPX925 is remarkably precise, a rare and unique trait for such powerful, distance-focused irons. The latest Hot Metal Irons also benefit tremendously from a new, completely re-engineered Contour Ellipse Face. Now up to an astonishing 30% thinner than the previous generation, this multi-thickness face profile enhances ball speed on center strikes and maximizes speed retention across the entire hitting surface, ensuring consistently longer shots and more predictable results. Manufacturers are continuously strengthening the lofts of their irons in the race for distance supremacy. However, lower lofts will cause many players to produce a low, suboptimal launch with insufficient spin to keep the ball airborne, leading to decreased carry yardages and the inability to stop the ball on the green. Mizuno designed HL to combat this industry trend, weakening lofts, lowering the center of gravity, and widening the head to maximize launch conditions. Featuring the same speed-inducing technology as its siblings in a longer, larger, and wider package, the super game-improvement HL is the most forgiving JPX925 Hot Metal offering. Mizuno JPX 925 Hot Metal HL Hybrid Combo Set Features: Fli-Hi Hybrid Lower lofted hybrids feature a more forgiving, higher-launching, wider profile transitioning to a ti

The�Mizuno JPX925 Hot Metal Combo Set�is designed for players who struggle to produce the launch and spin required for successful long iron play. Replacing long irons with faster, higher-launching, more forgiving hybrids increases carry distances, produces steeper, green-holding descent angles, and creates ideal gapping between stronger lofted clubs. For the first time, Mizuno introduces a multi-material construction to the Hot Metal Iron lineup, adding tungsten weighting to the already highly potent Nickel Chromoly construction. Strategically positioning weight lower in the head increases stability while producing a higher launch and steeper, green-holding landing angles. Consequently, JPX925 is remarkably precise, a rare and unique trait for such powerful, distance-focused irons. The latest Hot Metal Irons also benefit tremendously from a new, completely re-engineered Contour Ellipse Face. Now up to an astonishing 30% thinner than the previous generation, this multi-thickness face profile enhances ball speed on center strikes and maximizes speed retention across the entire hitting surface, ensuring consistently longer shots and more predictable results. The standard Hot Metal, a game-improvement iron, is an excellent option for players seeking super speed and all-around forgiveness. In terms of forgiveness and size, it falls between the Pro and the HL. Mizuno JPX925 Hot Metal Hybrid Combo Iron Set Features: Fli-Hi Hybrid Lower lofted hybrids feature a more forgiving, higher-launching, wider profile transitioning to a tighter, more accurate hybrid shape as lofts increase Strong 17-4 stainless steel face with a 431 stainless steel body allows for maximum speed Wave Sole engages more of the head at impact to deliver additional ball speed and consistency across the face Strategically positioned internal weight launches the ball high and offers draw bias Speed Bevel with a blunted leading edge helps the club glide quickly and effortlessly through the turf Harmonic Im

The Mizuno JPX925 Hot Metal HL Combo Set is designed for players who struggle to produce the launch and spin required for successful long-iron play. Replacing long irons with faster, higher-launching, more forgiving hybrids increases carry distances, produces steeper, green-holding descent angles, and creates ideal gapping between stronger lofted clubs. For the first time, Mizuno introduces a multi-material construction to the Hot Metal Iron lineup, adding tungsten weighting to the already highly potent Nickel Chromoly construction. Strategically positioning weight lower in the head increases stability while producing a higher launch and steeper, green-holding landing angles. Consequently, JPX925 is remarkably precise, a rare and unique trait for such powerful, distance-focused irons. The latest Hot Metal Irons also benefit tremendously from a new, completely re-engineered Contour Ellipse Face. Now up to an astonishing 30% thinner than the previous generation, this multi-thickness face profile enhances ball speed on center strikes and maximizes speed retention across the entire hitting surface, ensuring consistently longer shots and more predictable results. Manufacturers are continuously strengthening the lofts of their irons in the race for distance supremacy. However, lower lofts will cause many players to produce a low, suboptimal launch with insufficient spin to keep the ball airborne, leading to decreased carry yardages and the inability to stop the ball on the green. Mizuno designed HL to combat this industry trend, weakening lofts, lowering the center of gravity, and widening the head to maximize launch conditions. Featuring the same speed-inducing technology as its siblings in a longer, larger, and wider package, the super game-improvement HL is the most forgiving JPX925 Hot Metal offering. Mizuno JPX 925 Hot Metal HL Hybrid Combo Set Features: Fli-Hi Hybrid Lower lofted hybrids feature a more forgiving, higher-launching, wider profile transitioning to a ti

The Mizuno JPX925 Hot Metal HL Combo Set is designed for players who struggle to produce the launch and spin required for successful long-iron play. Replacing long irons with faster, higher-launching, more forgiving hybrids increases carry distances, produces steeper, green-holding descent angles, and creates ideal gapping between stronger lofted clubs. For the first time, Mizuno introduces a multi-material construction to the Hot Metal Iron lineup, adding tungsten weighting to the already highly potent Nickel Chromoly construction. Strategically positioning weight lower in the head increases stability while producing a higher launch and steeper, green-holding landing angles. Consequently, JPX925 is remarkably precise, a rare and unique trait for such powerful, distance-focused irons. The latest Hot Metal Irons also benefit tremendously from a new, completely re-engineered Contour Ellipse Face. Now up to an astonishing 30% thinner than the previous generation, this multi-thickness face profile enhances ball speed on center strikes and maximizes speed retention across the entire hitting surface, ensuring consistently longer shots and more predictable results. Manufacturers are continuously strengthening the lofts of their irons in the race for distance supremacy. However, lower lofts will cause many players to produce a low, suboptimal launch with insufficient spin to keep the ball airborne, leading to decreased carry yardages and the inability to stop the ball on the green. Mizuno designed HL to combat this industry trend, weakening lofts, lowering the center of gravity, and widening the head to maximize launch conditions. Featuring the same speed-inducing technology as its siblings in a longer, larger, and wider package, the super game-improvement HL is the most forgiving JPX925 Hot Metal offering. Mizuno JPX 925 Hot Metal HL Hybrid Combo Set Features: Fli-Hi Hybrid Lower lofted hybrids feature a more forgiving, higher-launching, wider profile transitioning to a ti

The�Mizuno JPX925 Hot Metal Combo Set�is designed for players who struggle to produce the launch and spin required for successful long iron play. Replacing long irons with faster, higher-launching, more forgiving hybrids increases carry distances, produces steeper, green-holding descent angles, and creates ideal gapping between stronger lofted clubs. For the first time, Mizuno introduces a multi-material construction to the Hot Metal Iron lineup, adding tungsten weighting to the already highly potent Nickel Chromoly construction. Strategically positioning weight lower in the head increases stability while producing a higher launch and steeper, green-holding landing angles. Consequently, JPX925 is remarkably precise, a rare and unique trait for such powerful, distance-focused irons. The latest Hot Metal Irons also benefit tremendously from a new, completely re-engineered Contour Ellipse Face. Now up to an astonishing 30% thinner than the previous generation, this multi-thickness face profile enhances ball speed on center strikes and maximizes speed retention across the entire hitting surface, ensuring consistently longer shots and more predictable results. The standard Hot Metal, a game-improvement iron, is an excellent option for players seeking super speed and all-around forgiveness. In terms of forgiveness and size, it falls between the Pro and the HL. Mizuno JPX925 Hot Metal Hybrid Combo Iron Set Features: Fli-Hi Hybrid Lower lofted hybrids feature a more forgiving, higher-launching, wider profile transitioning to a tighter, more accurate hybrid shape as lofts increase Strong 17-4 stainless steel face with a 431 stainless steel body allows for maximum speed Wave Sole engages more of the head at impact to deliver additional ball speed and consistency across the face Strategically positioned internal weight launches the ball high and offers draw bias Speed Bevel with a blunted leading edge helps the club glide quickly and effortlessly through the turf Harmonic Im

The Mizuno JPX925 Hot Metal HL Combo Set is designed for players who struggle to produce the launch and spin required for successful long-iron play. Replacing long irons with faster, higher-launching, more forgiving hybrids increases carry distances, produces steeper, green-holding descent angles, and creates ideal gapping between stronger lofted clubs. For the first time, Mizuno introduces a multi-material construction to the Hot Metal Iron lineup, adding tungsten weighting to the already highly potent Nickel Chromoly construction. Strategically positioning weight lower in the head increases stability while producing a higher launch and steeper, green-holding landing angles. Consequently, JPX925 is remarkably precise, a rare and unique trait for such powerful, distance-focused irons. The latest Hot Metal Irons also benefit tremendously from a new, completely re-engineered Contour Ellipse Face. Now up to an astonishing 30% thinner than the previous generation, this multi-thickness face profile enhances ball speed on center strikes and maximizes speed retention across the entire hitting surface, ensuring consistently longer shots and more predictable results. Manufacturers are continuously strengthening the lofts of their irons in the race for distance supremacy. However, lower lofts will cause many players to produce a low, suboptimal launch with insufficient spin to keep the ball airborne, leading to decreased carry yardages and the inability to stop the ball on the green. Mizuno designed HL to combat this industry trend, weakening lofts, lowering the center of gravity, and widening the head to maximize launch conditions. Featuring the same speed-inducing technology as its siblings in a longer, larger, and wider package, the super game-improvement HL is the most forgiving JPX925 Hot Metal offering. Mizuno JPX 925 Hot Metal HL Hybrid Combo Set Features: Fli-Hi Hybrid Lower lofted hybrids feature a more forgiving, higher-launching, wider profile transitioning to a ti