Looks: 9 The JPX-800 Pro (above) - built for the better player obviously - is a forged iron with minimal progressive offset, a thinner top-line, and a smaller more compact clubhead.
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Mizuno JPX-800
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Equipment Test 4 - Mizuno JPX-800
It's easy to be mesmerized by new golf clubs boasting fancy-sounding technology. Some of it definitely does represent genuine innovation that will help you hit the ball farther and closer to the hole, and ultimately shoot lower scores. But a lot of it is just the same old stuff hidden behind cool new graphics. Here, as well as giving you the manufacturers' blurb on their own products, we'll add our own thoughts - Totally Independent Golf Equipment Reviews (or T.I.G.E.R. for short) - and identify the gear we think really will help your game and that which might just be an unnecessary, but expensive, addition to what you already have. If you'd like to get involved with the testing, click here to contact us.