Mizuno has created the JPX 923 Hot Metal Hi Launch Irons so that golfers who may struggle to generate higher swing speed or play with more aggressive shaft leans are able to create higher launching shots for greater distance and ball flight on long irons shots approaching the greens.
Unlike previous models in the Mizuno JPX series the Hot Metal Hi Launch irons have been constructed using a 4335 Nickle Chromoly material that allows for faster ball speeds to be generated much more consistently. The reason that this material was used in these Mizuno driving irons is due to the 35% increase in overall strength while also being 8% thinner than previous alloys. By using a material that is thinner and provides increased strength golfers are able to generate much more energy on their shots that will transfer through to a golf ball for immediate power.
This set of Mizuno golf irons uses a V-Chassis which provides a much more solid vibration pattern to allow for increased control while the thinnest part of the sole has been increased by 18%. This increase allows for much more consistent ball speeds to be created across the club face with the high-energy area being made larger.
To ensure that golfers are able to play with brilliant control and stopping power to match the high ball speed performance that is available, the Mizuno Hot Metal Irons use a seamless cup face. This design allows for a much deeper centre of gravity in the clubhead so that high launched shots can be created for a much more controllable landing angle to keep your golf ball stopping quickly on the fairways and greens.
Faster Nickel Chromoly
New 4335 Nickel Chromoly is 35% stronger than our original Chromoly, for an 8% thinner, high ball speed clubface.
V-Chassis For More Solid Feel
Mizuno’s new V-Chassis delivers a more solid satisfying vibration pattern, even though the clubface is 8% thinner.
Increased Stopping Power
Seamless cup face construction delivers the deep centre of gravity needed for a high launch and controllable landing angle.
Consistent Ball Speeds Across The Face
The thinnest part of the sole is extended 18% wider, creating a wider high-energy area.
White-Satin Brush
Non-reflective, Chrome plated finish to reduce bright light glare.
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