Mizuno MP-54 Irons are worth every penny

I finally decided to replace my taylormade r11 irons with the MP-54s. These irons are everything Mizuno says and then some. They feel amazing and give me the distance, flight, and spin I need to take my game to the next level. If you are in the market for more of a player's iron, this is the one to try.  

Mizuno are known for making quality, classic, soft-feeling irons and the MP-54s tick all those boxes and more.The MP-54s look like a modern day blade with compact, stylish looks, but they offer a good degree of forgiveness for low single figure handicap players.More and more players are moving away from the classic-blade style, muscleback iron. Therefore the MP-54s will be suited to a wider range of players than previous MP irons.   

The latest release by Mizuno and their precision golf engineering masters is the wonderfully awaited Mizuno MP-54 Irons featuring a players-iron style size and shape. With the MP-54's milled pocket cavity, Mizuno was able to reposition an average of 16 grams to the blade's center section in an effort to give the new "Step Muscle" MP-54 iron the feel of a traditional iron.They with the gorgeous sparkle and shine tradition of beautifully made and spectacularly played golf clubs and with these irons you can expect nothing less.  

That thickness behind the blade at impact, along with the step-muscle design (slightly larger than the MP-64) and combined with super-sweet forged from top-shelf carbon steel, gives the Mizuno MP-54 awesomely incredible feedback, feel, and improved launch angles - yet still maintains a certain level of forgiveness. But, it should be noted that level of forgiveness is for golfers, per Mizuno, who typically play in the zero to twelve handicap range. The Mizuno MP-54 is designed for shotmakers who have grown up on forgiving golf equipment and as such is crafted to awaken the shotmaker in players needing just a little forgiveness.

The topline may appear thin at address, but clever bevelling from Mizuno has created this look. Mizuno's craftsmen have added a matte-finish to the topline, which means that the chrome-finished, bevelled area behind the topline is barely visible at address. What this does is create a more forgiving iron with a profile that is still very much "better-player." A great example of the level of detail and craftsmanship Mizuno value in their MP irons.  

All in all,they truly do have the same great feel that Mizuno is known for with easy to hit long irons.The look of this club is absolutely gorgeous than TaylorMade RocketBladez Irons.If you get a chance give these clubs a try,then you'll realize what I'm talking about. I would recommend these to anyone.