Mizuno JPX825 Irons The clubs are works of art

I really liked the feel of my Cheap Callaway Diablo Edge Irons but as a 10 handicapper I struggled with consistency. I hit my woods great and have a solid short game. I tried several different models of more "Game Improvement Irons" and the Mizuno JPX-825s felt the best so I bought them.Been able to play a few with rounds with them and I am very impressed with their accuracy. They are pretty sleek and easy on the eyes compared to other clubs in this class. Would highly recommend them if you are looking for forgiveness and accuracy in an iron that still looks like a "players" club.

Let Mizuno's 'Balanced Performance' inspire your game to be the best it can be. By using the JPX 825 Irons you can get all the unbelievable distance, amazing feel and performance you desire to help you improve your game.This Iron Set is the longest and most forgiving iron set that Mizuno has ever  created. To deliver exceptional ball speed and explosive distance, Mizuno engineers created an  extremely thin and hot face utilizing MAX COR Technology. This game-changing distance is combined  with the largest sweet area ever in a Mizuno iron, to deliver the "Balanced Performance" that  others simply can't. Explosive distance with maximum forgiveness is what every golfer has been  searching for, and the JPX-825 delivers.

They were engineered to be more forgiving on mishits, deadly long, better sounding and absolutely beautiful to look at.  Utilizing an extremely thin and hot club face by way of MAX COR technology JPX-825 irons are said to have the largest sweet spot in Mizuno iron history and deliver the highest allowable Coefficient of Restitution (COR). The end result is an iron set that was designed for higher handicapped golfers who want to go long and score low.

The Mizuno JPX825 irons succeed the JPX800 and from address look pretty similar. It's on the back of the head that things are different with redesigned cavity structure.The back of the cavity is more 'open' with weight spread in the heel and toe rather than across the back as in the JPX800.The medallion in the middle of the cavity is centred on the JPX825 rather than being a bar and both these changes give it a very clean look. The short irons have a more compact cavity and at address are some of the best looking cavity back short irons we have seen, with a large head and a very playable sole design that is not chunky.

Looks aside the performance of the JPX825 iron is just as good as the previous version. They are very forgiving and send the ball on a good trajectory with good feel for a cast iron.The lofts are stronger than most with a 45 degree picthing wedge so you will need to get the gaps covered with a few gap and sand wedges to your putter.Overall we feel them are more evolution than revolution, but they are still a very good set of irons for mid handicappers who like to have a bit more feel from their irons.

To sum up,these golf clubs for sale, like most Mizuno pruducts, are works of art. They are a pleasure to see and touch.They feel solid when you hit almost anywhere on the club face. I had to adjust my clubbing because I get more distance out of each club in the bag. The standard shaft is a fine choice.