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The�Mizuno JPX923 Tour Irons�are a compact player's cavity back that look and feel like a muscleback at impact.� The irons are Grain Flow Forged HD at Mizuno's legendary facility in Japan and feature a thin layer of copper between the nickel and chrome to deliver unsurpassed soft feel.� For added stability on off-center hits, Mizuno outfits the 923 with a reinforced V-Chassis with toe-bias. Mizuno elected to equip the 923 Tour with True Temper's Dynamic Gold 120, and for good reason.� The shaft is easier-to-swing than the standard Dynamic Gold yet still provides tour-level accuracy. Mizuno JPX923 Tour Irons Feature: Player's cavity back with the look and feel of a muscleback Grain Flow Forged HD in Japan from 1025E Pure Select Mild Carbon Steel for unsurpassed Mizuno feel Thinner topline throughout the set and more compact scoring irons with a thinner, more cambered sole Copper underlay for softer feel V-Chassis (Stability Frame) with toe bias for stability and forgiveness on off-center strikes Durable, non-reflective chrome plated finish reduces glare Stock Shaft: True Temper Dynamic Gold 120 Steel Stock Grip: Golf Price MCC Black/Grey Authorized Mizuno Retailer Product Specs *Mizuno has changed its official iron measurement method to match the USGA / R&A standard. Consequently, the published club lengths are now approximately 1/4 inch longer (the actual club length is unchanged). Club Length Loft Lie Bounce Offset 4 38.75" 24� 60� 3 0.131 5 38.25" 27� 60.5� 3 0.127 6 37.75" 30� 61� 4 0.122 7 37.25" 34� 61.5� 5 0.118 8 36.75" 38� 62� 6 0.114 9 36.25" 42� 62.5� 7 0.110 PW 35.75" 46� 63� 8 0.106 GW 35.5" 51� 63� 9 0.102 Buy Mizuno JPX Tour Irons

A collection of pieces by one of the most accomplished Scandinavian writers of this century. Gunnar Ekelof (1907-1968) is generally considered to be Sweden's greatest lyric poet. But he was also an acute literary critic, historian, and essayist, and this collection provides readers with the opportunity to experience a consummate critic working at his craft. These nineteen pieces cover a wide range of topics, from surrealism, Rimbuad, Gide, Lautrec, and Durer, to more personal pieces and freer meditations. The translator, Erik Thygesen, one of the world's leading Ekelof scholars and a librarian at Harvard University, has won a number of awards for these translations.

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More compact than their predecessor, Mizuno Pro 243 Irons�are designed for elite ball strikers seeking added distance and a touch of extra forgiveness. The 243 achieves its distance capabilities through two crucial pieces of technology. First, the irons are crafted from exceptionally durable 4120 Chromoly, allowing for a thinner, faster face. While this may seem like a simple solution, Grain Flow Forging this advanced material to exacting specifications and strength requirements is a technique requiring Mizuno's unparalleled skill and near century's worth of experience. Second, a Flow Microslot carved behind the face creates increased flexion at impact, producing a spring-like, speed-inducing effect. The slot progresses in size throughout the set with the long irons receiving the most distance aid. While distance is a boon in longer irons, great players seek precision and control in their shorter irons and wedges. As such, the Pro 243's eight iron through pitching wedge are crafted using the same one-piece Grain Flow Forged 1025E Pure Select mild carbon steel construction as the muscle-back Pro 241. Mizuno finishes the 243 with Nippon's N.S. PRO Modus 3 because it provides a tight dispersion without the unnecessarily stiff profile typically found in accuracy-focused steel shafts. Mizuno Pro 243 Irons Feature: Exceptionally compact players' profile with a smaller head size and thinner top line throughout the� Grain Flow Forged HD at Mizuno's iconic facility in Hiroshima, Japan Microlayer of copper beneath Nickel Chrome produces the purest, softest feel, made famous in the legendary TN87 4120 Chromoly (4-7i) allows for a thinner face and combines with a Flow Microslot to boost ball speed 1025E Pure Select mild carbon steel (8-PW) for ultimate precision and control where it's needed most Wrap Around Sole Grind provides consistent turf interaction and increased toe and heel sole relief for greater versatility Harmonic Impact Technology produces a soft yet solid muscle

The new Mizuno JPX923 Forged Irons are grain flow forged from Chromoly 4120, Mizuno�s strongest full-body forging material.� In addition to providing amazing feel, Chromoly 4120 enabled Mizuno engineers to craft the thinnest face in the company�s legendary forging history.� A wider, more significant, milled Mirco-Slot causes the extremely thin face to flex and rebound, creating a trampoline-like effect that results in blistering ball speeds and distance.� In fact, the 923 represents the highest COR, the measurement used to determine how fast a ball reflects off a golf club�s face, in a forged Mizuno iron to date. Mizuno powers the 923 Forged with True Temper�s Dynamic Gold 105 shaft because it seamlessly blends lightweight performance with tour-level control. Mizuno JPX923 Forged Irons Feature: Grain Flow Forged HD from Chromoly 4120 in Japan for unsurpassed Mizuno feel Strongest full-body forging material allows for the thinnest face in Mizuno history at 2.2mm Micro-Slot back milling is wider, creating a larger rebound area that combines with the face for the highest ball speeds in 1-piece Mizuno forged iron to date Reinforced V-Chassis with additional perimeter weighting and toe bias for stability and forgiveness on off-center strikes Thinner topline throughout the entire set, and 7-PW have a slightly more compact blade length Durable, non-reflective chrome plated finish reduces glare Stock Shaft: True Temper Dynamic Gold 105 Steel Grip: Golf Pride MCC Black/Grey or Golf Pride Tour Wrap Authorized Mizuno Retailer Product Specs *Mizuno has changed its official iron measurement method to match the USGA / R&A standard. Consequently, the published club lengths are now approximately 1/4 inch longer (the actual club length is unchanged). Club Length Loft Lie Bounce Offset 4 38.75" 21� 60� 2 0.155 5 38.25" 24� 60.5� 3 0.147 6 37.75" 27� 61� 4 0.139 7 37.25" 30� 61.5� 5 0.131 8 36.75" 34� 62� 6 0.122 9 36.25" 39� 62.5� 7 0.114 PW 35.75" 44� 63� 8

More compact than their predecessor, Mizuno Pro 243 Irons�are designed for elite ball strikers seeking added distance and a touch of extra forgiveness. The 243 achieves its distance capabilities through two crucial pieces of technology. First, the irons are crafted from exceptionally durable 4120 Chromoly, allowing for a thinner, faster face. While this may seem like a simple solution, Grain Flow Forging this advanced material to exacting specifications and strength requirements is a technique requiring Mizuno's unparalleled skill and near century's worth of experience. Second, a Flow Microslot carved behind the face creates increased flexion at impact, producing a spring-like, speed-inducing effect. The slot progresses in size throughout the set with the long irons receiving the most distance aid. While distance is a boon in longer irons, great players seek precision and control in their shorter irons and wedges. As such, the Pro 243's eight iron through pitching wedge are crafted using the same one-piece Grain Flow Forged 1025E Pure Select mild carbon steel construction as the muscle-back Pro 241. Mizuno finishes the 243 with Nippon's N.S. PRO Modus 3 because it provides a tight dispersion without the unnecessarily stiff profile typically found in accuracy-focused steel shafts. Mizuno Pro 243 Irons Feature: Exceptionally compact players' profile with a smaller head size and thinner top line throughout the� Grain Flow Forged HD at Mizuno's iconic facility in Hiroshima, Japan Microlayer of copper beneath Nickel Chrome produces the purest, softest feel, made famous in the legendary TN87 4120 Chromoly (4-7i) allows for a thinner face and combines with a Flow Microslot to boost ball speed 1025E Pure Select mild carbon steel (8-PW) for ultimate precision and control where it's needed most Wrap Around Sole Grind provides consistent turf interaction and increased toe and heel sole relief for greater versatility Harmonic Impact Technology produces a soft yet solid muscle

The T150, Titleist's faster tour iron, is designed for players who want the exact precision and feel of the T100 with increased speed, distance, and forgiveness.� The iron is built on the same fully forged platform as the T100, sharing blade length and offset measurements. Like its predecessor, the T100S, the T150 utilizes two-degree stronger lofts and a Muscle Channel behind the face to boost ball speed and forgiveness compared to the standard T100.� �With the T150, the Muscle Channel has been shifted forward toward the face, creating tighter distance control and an even more solid feel at impact. Many players felt the shape of the T100S was on the smaller side and too similar to that of the T100.� Titleist used that feedback to slightly increase the topline thickness and widen the sole.� The iron's new shape increases forgiveness and allows for a lower center of gravity, resulting in improved launch conditions. The face of the T150 is now CNC milled to remove imperfections on the surface and produce a more controlled, steady ball flight. �This is particularly helpful when moving from the fairway to the first cut, where reducing "jumpers" or "flyers" that wreak havoc on distance control pays enormous dividends. Titleist equips the T150 with shafts from Project X and Mitsubishi. �Project X's LZ steel shaft features Loading Zone Technology, which allows the player to load the shaft for increased energy transfer to the ball. �Mitsubishi's TENSEI AV White AM(2) graphite shaft is designed with Ascending Mass Technology.� Ascending Mass gives players peak performance in each iron by gradually increasing the weight in each shaft. �Long irons are kept lighter to help increase swing speed and launch conditions, while heavier short irons improve consistency, control, and precision. Titleist T150 Irons Feature: Fully forged distance tour iron with the same feel, precision, blade length, and offset as T100 Slightly thicker topline and wider sole promote more forgiven

The T150, Titleist's faster tour iron, is designed for players who want the exact precision and feel of the T100 with increased speed, distance, and forgiveness.� The iron is built on the same fully forged platform as the T100, sharing blade length and offset measurements. Like its predecessor, the T100S, the T150 utilizes two-degree stronger lofts and a Muscle Channel behind the face to boost ball speed and forgiveness compared to the standard T100.� �With the T150, the Muscle Channel has been shifted forward toward the face, creating tighter distance control and an even more solid feel at impact. Many players felt the shape of the T100S was on the smaller side and too similar to that of the T100.� Titleist used that feedback to slightly increase the topline thickness and widen the sole.� The iron's new shape increases forgiveness and allows for a lower center of gravity, resulting in improved launch conditions. The face of the T150 is now CNC milled to remove imperfections on the surface and produce a more controlled, steady ball flight. �This is particularly helpful when moving from the fairway to the first cut, where reducing "jumpers" or "flyers" that wreak havoc on distance control pays enormous dividends. Titleist equips the T150 with shafts from Project X and Mitsubishi. �Project X's LZ steel shaft features Loading Zone Technology, which allows the player to load the shaft for increased energy transfer to the ball. �Mitsubishi's TENSEI AV White AM(2) graphite shaft is designed with Ascending Mass Technology.� Ascending Mass gives players peak performance in each iron by gradually increasing the weight in each shaft. �Long irons are kept lighter to help increase swing speed and launch conditions, while heavier short irons improve consistency, control, and precision. Titleist T150 Irons Feature: Fully forged distance tour iron with the same feel, precision, blade length, and offset as T100 Slightly thicker topline and wider sole promote more forgiven

The�Mizuno JPX923 Tour Irons�are a compact player's cavity back that look and feel like a muscleback at impact.� The irons are Grain Flow Forged HD at Mizuno's legendary facility in Japan and feature a thin layer of copper between the nickel and chrome to deliver unsurpassed soft feel.� For added stability on off-center hits, Mizuno outfits the 923 with a reinforced V-Chassis with toe-bias. Mizuno elected to equip the 923 Tour with True Temper's Dynamic Gold 120, and for good reason.� The shaft is easier-to-swing than the standard Dynamic Gold yet still provides tour-level accuracy. Mizuno JPX923 Tour Irons Feature: Player's cavity back with the look and feel of a muscleback Grain Flow Forged HD in Japan from 1025E Pure Select Mild Carbon Steel for unsurpassed Mizuno feel Thinner topline throughout the set and more compact scoring irons with a thinner, more cambered sole Copper underlay for softer feel V-Chassis (Stability Frame) with toe bias for stability and forgiveness on off-center strikes Durable, non-reflective chrome plated finish reduces glare Stock Shaft: True Temper Dynamic Gold 120 Steel Stock Grip: Golf Price MCC Black/Grey Authorized Mizuno Retailer Product Specs *Mizuno has changed its official iron measurement method to match the USGA / R&A standard. Consequently, the published club lengths are now approximately 1/4 inch longer (the actual club length is unchanged). Club Length Loft Lie Bounce Offset 4 38.75" 24� 60� 3 0.131 5 38.25" 27� 60.5� 3 0.127 6 37.75" 30� 61� 4 0.122 7 37.25" 34� 61.5� 5 0.118 8 36.75" 38� 62� 6 0.114 9 36.25" 42� 62.5� 7 0.110 PW 35.75" 46� 63� 8 0.106 GW 35.5" 51� 63� 9 0.102 Buy Mizuno JPX Tour Irons

Titleist created a masterpiece with the T100, as evidenced by the fact that it's played by more touring professionals than any other iron in the world.� Players such as Jordan Spieth, Cameron Smith, Justin Thomas, Max Homa, Will Zalatoris, Sunjae Im, and Tom Kim are among the many to trust T100.� When designing the new model, Titleist utilized constant feedback and testing from some of the world's best ball strikers, subtly refining and improving the irons to preserve their status as the gold standard on tour. The latest evolution of the dual-cavity, forged construction T100 features dense D18 tungsten crafted with a 2000-degree brazing process typically reserved for aerospace engineering.� Better tungsten eliminates weld points, creates an extremely precise center of gravity, and combines with an enhanced back bar to provide the exact stability and sensation the world's best players demand from well-struck shots. Tour players value consistency as much, if not more, than any other trait in their equipment.� For that reason, Titleist precision CNC milled the T100's face and made a minor adjustment to the CG, resulting in more control and a steadier ball flight.� This is particularly helpful when moving from the fairway to the first cut, where reducing "jumpers" or "flyers" that wreak havoc on distance control pays enormous dividends. Turf interaction is the final ingredient involved in perfecting the T100.� Working with Tour pros and the grind experts at Vokey Design, Titleist's engineers improve the Variable Bounce Sole by smoothing and softening the trailing edge.� This makes the club flow faster through the turf, a surprisingly meaningful improvement. Titleist equips the T100 with Ascending Mass Technology shafts in steel and graphite.� Ascending Mass gives players peak performance in each iron by gradually increasing the weight in each shaft. �Long irons are kept lighter to help increase swing speed and launch conditions, while heavier short irons improv

Designed in close collaboration with Srixon's professional tour staff, the new Srixon Z-Forged II Irons�feature a razor-sharp address profile, forged construction, and a highly workable sole designed for skilled players. The irons are carefully crafted from 1020 Carbon Steel with a mid-height toe and heel on the back of the club.� This unique design strategically relocates mass directly behind where you strike the ball, resulting in unmatched feel, playability, and performance.� Additionally, the shaping on the back of the head optimizes the center of gravity, boosting MOI without diminishing the feel or workability the purest ball strikers demand. Srixon finishes the Z-Forged II with Nippon's N.S. PRO Modus3 Tour 120 steel shaft and Golf Pride's Tour Velvet 360 grip. Srixon Z-Forged II Irons Feature: Forged from 1020 Carbon Steel with a compact player-preferred shape and a stunningly clean address profile Mid-height toe and heel allow weight to be strategically located where you strike the ball for unmatched feel and playability Shaping on the back of the head optimizes CG and MOI while maintaining feel and workability 3i-7i feature wide grooves that are ideal for longer shots in all conditions 8i-PW have deeper, closer-set grooves that cut through grass and debris to enhance spin on approach shots; laser milling between each groove increases friction in all conditions Tour V.T. sole utilizes a combination of sole widths, bounce angles, and toe/heel notches to provide a smooth glide through the fairway, rough, and sand for solid ball striking without losing speed Stock Shaft: Nippon N.S. PRO Modus3 Tour 120 Steel (114g Stiff, 120g X-Stiff, Low-Mid Launch) Stock Grip: Golf Pride Tour Velvet 360 (52g, 58 Round) Authorized Srixon Retailer Buy Srixon Z Forged Irons

The new Mizuno JPX923 Forged Irons are grain flow forged from Chromoly 4120, Mizuno�s strongest full-body forging material.� In addition to providing amazing feel, Chromoly 4120 enabled Mizuno engineers to craft the thinnest face in the company�s legendary forging history.� A wider, more significant, milled Mirco-Slot causes the extremely thin face to flex and rebound, creating a trampoline-like effect that results in blistering ball speeds and distance.� In fact, the 923 represents the highest COR, the measurement used to determine how fast a ball reflects off a golf club�s face, in a forged Mizuno iron to date. Mizuno powers the 923 Forged with True Temper�s Dynamic Gold 105 shaft because it seamlessly blends lightweight performance with tour-level control. Mizuno JPX923 Forged Irons Feature: Grain Flow Forged HD from Chromoly 4120 in Japan for unsurpassed Mizuno feel Strongest full-body forging material allows for the thinnest face in Mizuno history at 2.2mm Micro-Slot back milling is wider, creating a larger rebound area that combines with the face for the highest ball speeds in 1-piece Mizuno forged iron to date Reinforced V-Chassis with additional perimeter weighting and toe bias for stability and forgiveness on off-center strikes Thinner topline throughout the entire set, and 7-PW have a slightly more compact blade length Durable, non-reflective chrome plated finish reduces glare Stock Shaft: True Temper Dynamic Gold 105 Steel Grip: Golf Pride MCC Black/Grey or Golf Pride Tour Wrap Authorized Mizuno Retailer Product Specs *Mizuno has changed its official iron measurement method to match the USGA / R&A standard. Consequently, the published club lengths are now approximately 1/4 inch longer (the actual club length is unchanged). Club Length Loft Lie Bounce Offset 4 38.75" 21� 60� 2 0.155 5 38.25" 24� 60.5� 3 0.147 6 37.75" 27� 61� 4 0.139 7 37.25" 30� 61.5� 5 0.131 8 36.75" 34� 62� 6 0.122 9 36.25" 39� 62.5� 7 0.114 PW 35.75" 44� 63� 8

More compact than their predecessor, Mizuno Pro 243 Irons�are designed for elite ball strikers seeking added distance and a touch of extra forgiveness. The 243 achieves its distance capabilities through two crucial pieces of technology. First, the irons are crafted from exceptionally durable 4120 Chromoly, allowing for a thinner, faster face. While this may seem like a simple solution, Grain Flow Forging this advanced material to exacting specifications and strength requirements is a technique requiring Mizuno's unparalleled skill and near century's worth of experience. Second, a Flow Microslot carved behind the face creates increased flexion at impact, producing a spring-like, speed-inducing effect. The slot progresses in size throughout the set with the long irons receiving the most distance aid. While distance is a boon in longer irons, great players seek precision and control in their shorter irons and wedges. As such, the Pro 243's eight iron through pitching wedge are crafted using the same one-piece Grain Flow Forged 1025E Pure Select mild carbon steel construction as the muscle-back Pro 241. Mizuno finishes the 243 with Nippon's N.S. PRO Modus 3 because it provides a tight dispersion without the unnecessarily stiff profile typically found in accuracy-focused steel shafts. Mizuno Pro 243 Irons Feature: Exceptionally compact players' profile with a smaller head size and thinner top line throughout the� Grain Flow Forged HD at Mizuno's iconic facility in Hiroshima, Japan Microlayer of copper beneath Nickel Chrome produces the purest, softest feel, made famous in the legendary TN87 4120 Chromoly (4-7i) allows for a thinner face and combines with a Flow Microslot to boost ball speed 1025E Pure Select mild carbon steel (8-PW) for ultimate precision and control where it's needed most Wrap Around Sole Grind provides consistent turf interaction and increased toe and heel sole relief for greater versatility Harmonic Impact Technology produces a soft yet solid muscle

More compact than their predecessor, Mizuno Pro 243 Irons�are designed for elite ball strikers seeking added distance and a touch of extra forgiveness. The 243 achieves its distance capabilities through two crucial pieces of technology. First, the irons are crafted from exceptionally durable 4120 Chromoly, allowing for a thinner, faster face. While this may seem like a simple solution, Grain Flow Forging this advanced material to exacting specifications and strength requirements is a technique requiring Mizuno's unparalleled skill and near century's worth of experience. Second, a Flow Microslot carved behind the face creates increased flexion at impact, producing a spring-like, speed-inducing effect. The slot progresses in size throughout the set with the long irons receiving the most distance aid. While distance is a boon in longer irons, great players seek precision and control in their shorter irons and wedges. As such, the Pro 243's eight iron through pitching wedge are crafted using the same one-piece Grain Flow Forged 1025E Pure Select mild carbon steel construction as the muscle-back Pro 241. Mizuno finishes the 243 with Nippon's N.S. PRO Modus 3 because it provides a tight dispersion without the unnecessarily stiff profile typically found in accuracy-focused steel shafts. Mizuno Pro 243 Irons Feature: Exceptionally compact players' profile with a smaller head size and thinner top line throughout the� Grain Flow Forged HD at Mizuno's iconic facility in Hiroshima, Japan Microlayer of copper beneath Nickel Chrome produces the purest, softest feel, made famous in the legendary TN87 4120 Chromoly (4-7i) allows for a thinner face and combines with a Flow Microslot to boost ball speed 1025E Pure Select mild carbon steel (8-PW) for ultimate precision and control where it's needed most Wrap Around Sole Grind provides consistent turf interaction and increased toe and heel sole relief for greater versatility Harmonic Impact Technology produces a soft yet solid muscle

The T150, Titleist's faster tour iron, is designed for players who want the exact precision and feel of the T100 with increased speed, distance, and forgiveness.� The iron is built on the same fully forged platform as the T100, sharing blade length and offset measurements. Like its predecessor, the T100S, the T150 utilizes two-degree stronger lofts and a Muscle Channel behind the face to boost ball speed and forgiveness compared to the standard T100.� �With the T150, the Muscle Channel has been shifted forward toward the face, creating tighter distance control and an even more solid feel at impact. Many players felt the shape of the T100S was on the smaller side and too similar to that of the T100.� Titleist used that feedback to slightly increase the topline thickness and widen the sole.� The iron's new shape increases forgiveness and allows for a lower center of gravity, resulting in improved launch conditions. The face of the T150 is now CNC milled to remove imperfections on the surface and produce a more controlled, steady ball flight. �This is particularly helpful when moving from the fairway to the first cut, where reducing "jumpers" or "flyers" that wreak havoc on distance control pays enormous dividends. Titleist equips the T150 with shafts from Project X and Mitsubishi. �Project X's LZ steel shaft features Loading Zone Technology, which allows the player to load the shaft for increased energy transfer to the ball. �Mitsubishi's TENSEI AV White AM(2) graphite shaft is designed with Ascending Mass Technology.� Ascending Mass gives players peak performance in each iron by gradually increasing the weight in each shaft. �Long irons are kept lighter to help increase swing speed and launch conditions, while heavier short irons improve consistency, control, and precision. Titleist T150 Irons Feature: Fully forged distance tour iron with the same feel, precision, blade length, and offset as T100 Slightly thicker topline and wider sole promote more forgiven

More compact than their predecessor, Mizuno Pro 243 Irons�are designed for elite ball strikers seeking added distance and a touch of extra forgiveness. The 243 achieves its distance capabilities through two crucial pieces of technology. First, the irons are crafted from exceptionally durable 4120 Chromoly, allowing for a thinner, faster face. While this may seem like a simple solution, Grain Flow Forging this advanced material to exacting specifications and strength requirements is a technique requiring Mizuno's unparalleled skill and near century's worth of experience. Second, a Flow Microslot carved behind the face creates increased flexion at impact, producing a spring-like, speed-inducing effect. The slot progresses in size throughout the set with the long irons receiving the most distance aid. While distance is a boon in longer irons, great players seek precision and control in their shorter irons and wedges. As such, the Pro 243's eight iron through pitching wedge are crafted using the same one-piece Grain Flow Forged 1025E Pure Select mild carbon steel construction as the muscle-back Pro 241. Mizuno finishes the 243 with Nippon's N.S. PRO Modus 3 because it provides a tight dispersion without the unnecessarily stiff profile typically found in accuracy-focused steel shafts. Mizuno Pro 243 Irons Feature: Exceptionally compact players' profile with a smaller head size and thinner top line throughout the� Grain Flow Forged HD at Mizuno's iconic facility in Hiroshima, Japan Microlayer of copper beneath Nickel Chrome produces the purest, softest feel, made famous in the legendary TN87 4120 Chromoly (4-7i) allows for a thinner face and combines with a Flow Microslot to boost ball speed 1025E Pure Select mild carbon steel (8-PW) for ultimate precision and control where it's needed most Wrap Around Sole Grind provides consistent turf interaction and increased toe and heel sole relief for greater versatility Harmonic Impact Technology produces a soft yet solid muscle

More compact than their predecessor, Mizuno Pro 243 Irons�are designed for elite ball strikers seeking added distance and a touch of extra forgiveness. The 243 achieves its distance capabilities through two crucial pieces of technology. First, the irons are crafted from exceptionally durable 4120 Chromoly, allowing for a thinner, faster face. While this may seem like a simple solution, Grain Flow Forging this advanced material to exacting specifications and strength requirements is a technique requiring Mizuno's unparalleled skill and near century's worth of experience. Second, a Flow Microslot carved behind the face creates increased flexion at impact, producing a spring-like, speed-inducing effect. The slot progresses in size throughout the set with the long irons receiving the most distance aid. While distance is a boon in longer irons, great players seek precision and control in their shorter irons and wedges. As such, the Pro 243's eight iron through pitching wedge are crafted using the same one-piece Grain Flow Forged 1025E Pure Select mild carbon steel construction as the muscle-back Pro 241. Mizuno finishes the 243 with Nippon's N.S. PRO Modus 3 because it provides a tight dispersion without the unnecessarily stiff profile typically found in accuracy-focused steel shafts. Mizuno Pro 243 Irons Feature: Exceptionally compact players' profile with a smaller head size and thinner top line throughout the� Grain Flow Forged HD at Mizuno's iconic facility in Hiroshima, Japan Microlayer of copper beneath Nickel Chrome produces the purest, softest feel, made famous in the legendary TN87 4120 Chromoly (4-7i) allows for a thinner face and combines with a Flow Microslot to boost ball speed 1025E Pure Select mild carbon steel (8-PW) for ultimate precision and control where it's needed most Wrap Around Sole Grind provides consistent turf interaction and increased toe and heel sole relief for greater versatility Harmonic Impact Technology produces a soft yet solid muscle

Everything tour players need to compete on extended, more demanding layouts - but never thought to ask for. The Mizuno Pro 223 conceals a ball speed-enhancing construction within the frame of a compact players cavity. A completely new technology platform from 4-7 iron combining Mizuno's tested Chromoly Forging and Flow Micro-Slot. Grain Flow Forged in Hiroshima, Japan, with a soft copper underlay and uniquely satisfying Mizuno sensation at impact. TECHNICAL DETAILS: Grain Flow Forged HD: One-piece Grain Flow Forged HD from 1025E Pure Select mild carbon steel at Mizuno's iconic facility in Hiroshima, Japan " where Mizuno irons have been produced since 1968. Harmonic Impact Technology: Fine tuned head geometry delivers ideal impact feel and feedback 1025E Pure Select: Six times tighter tolerance than industry standard for greater purity Copper Underlay: Thin copper layer beneath a nickel chrome to provide a further enhanced impact feel Grain Flow Forged Chromoly: Our strongest Forged material with the solid, soft consistent feel of Grain Flow Forged Micro Slot Technology: Milling the head from the sole up creates a Micro-slot that activates the strength of the 1025 Boron material for added distance and increased forgiveness

The T150, Titleist's faster tour iron, is designed for players who want the exact precision and feel of the T100 with increased speed, distance, and forgiveness.� The iron is built on the same fully forged platform as the T100, sharing blade length and offset measurements. Like its predecessor, the T100S, the T150 utilizes two-degree stronger lofts and a Muscle Channel behind the face to boost ball speed and forgiveness compared to the standard T100.� �With the T150, the Muscle Channel has been shifted forward toward the face, creating tighter distance control and an even more solid feel at impact. Many players felt the shape of the T100S was on the smaller side and too similar to that of the T100.� Titleist used that feedback to slightly increase the topline thickness and widen the sole.� The iron's new shape increases forgiveness and allows for a lower center of gravity, resulting in improved launch conditions. The face of the T150 is now CNC milled to remove imperfections on the surface and produce a more controlled, steady ball flight. �This is particularly helpful when moving from the fairway to the first cut, where reducing "jumpers" or "flyers" that wreak havoc on distance control pays enormous dividends. Titleist equips the T150 with shafts from Project X and Mitsubishi. �Project X's LZ steel shaft features Loading Zone Technology, which allows the player to load the shaft for increased energy transfer to the ball. �Mitsubishi's TENSEI AV White AM(2) graphite shaft is designed with Ascending Mass Technology.� Ascending Mass gives players peak performance in each iron by gradually increasing the weight in each shaft. �Long irons are kept lighter to help increase swing speed and launch conditions, while heavier short irons improve consistency, control, and precision. Titleist T150 Irons Feature: Fully forged distance tour iron with the same feel, precision, blade length, and offset as T100 Slightly thicker topline and wider sole promote more forgiven

Designed in close collaboration with Srixon's professional tour staff, the new Srixon Z-Forged II Irons�feature a razor-sharp address profile, forged construction, and a highly workable sole designed for skilled players. The irons are carefully crafted from 1020 Carbon Steel with a mid-height toe and heel on the back of the club.� This unique design strategically relocates mass directly behind where you strike the ball, resulting in unmatched feel, playability, and performance.� Additionally, the shaping on the back of the head optimizes the center of gravity, boosting MOI without diminishing the feel or workability the purest ball strikers demand. Srixon finishes the Z-Forged II with Nippon's N.S. PRO Modus3 Tour 120 steel shaft and Golf Pride's Tour Velvet 360 grip. Srixon Z-Forged II Irons Feature: Forged from 1020 Carbon Steel with a compact player-preferred shape and a stunningly clean address profile Mid-height toe and heel allow weight to be strategically located where you strike the ball for unmatched feel and playability Shaping on the back of the head optimizes CG and MOI while maintaining feel and workability 3i-7i feature wide grooves that are ideal for longer shots in all conditions 8i-PW have deeper, closer-set grooves that cut through grass and debris to enhance spin on approach shots; laser milling between each groove increases friction in all conditions Tour V.T. sole utilizes a combination of sole widths, bounce angles, and toe/heel notches to provide a smooth glide through the fairway, rough, and sand for solid ball striking without losing speed Stock Shaft: Nippon N.S. PRO Modus3 Tour 120 Steel (114g Stiff, 120g X-Stiff, Low-Mid Launch) Stock Grip: Golf Pride Tour Velvet 360 (52g, 58 Round) Authorized Srixon Retailer Buy Srixon Z Forged Irons