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This is Mizuno’s new addition to its super soft iron range so expect great feel without the difficulty or worry of hitting a more demanding club.

Mizuno have a proven reputation in making excellent irons suitable for the professional player. The Mizuno MX-950 is a true hybrid set designed for the golfer looking to make the game easier and more enjoyable without playing with a set that look like shovels!

The MX-950 simplifies the design of a modern high performance iron set by including a mix of hybrids, deep cavity mid irons and good looking short irons. MX-950 hybrids are uniquely adjustable for lie and loft, producing the ultimate modern custom fitted set.


The Mizuno MX-950 includes the following Technical Specification:

• Transitional Hybrids - High launch hybrids (21 and 24 degree) with tungsten weighting replace 3/4 irons
• Hollow technology mid irons (5-7) - Grain Flow Forged 4135 high strength steel with Internal offering mid set flight and distance
• Tungsten Weighting - For distance and trajectory
• Precision short irons - Reduced face weight for added stability
• Grain Flow Forged (8-PW) - Grain Flow Forged 1025E "Pure Select" mild carbon steel for solid feel and distance control, and precision in the short game
• Seamless integration - Distance system flows perfectly from hybrid to wedge
• Customised integration - Entire set fittable for set harmonisation

Model Left-Handed Loft Lie Offset Bounce Length Swing Weight
3 n/a 21° 59.5° n/a 0° 38.75" D0-D2
4 n/a 24° 60° n/a 0° 38.25" D0-D2
5 n/a 27° 60.5° 0.220" 1° 37.75" D0-D2
6 n/a 30° 61° 0.211" 2° 37.25" D0-D2
7 n/a 34° 61.5° 0.201" 3° 36.75" D0-D2
8 n/a 38° 62° 0.181" 4° 36.25" D0-D2
9 n/a 42° 62.5° 0.161" 5° 35.75" D0-D2
PW n/a 46° 63° 0.142" 6° 35.50" D1-D3




To view an article on the Mizuno Golf Equipment please click on the following link:
http://www.golfbuyitonline.co.uk/articles/Mizuno-Golf-Equipment.html



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Financial difficulties are a great source of stress for many people. Often, the desire to recover the situation as quickly as possible can lead to the wrong choices – making things even worse.

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Finally, do not be afraid of the law surrounding personal debt – it is there to protect both the creditors and the debtor. Use it. If you need help, seek Expert Debt advice from an insolvency practitioner.


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