Mizuno MX-100 Hybrid Irons
The MX-100 Hybrid Irons by Mizuno are some of the most
forgiving irons that they produce. This makes them perfect for players in the mid
to high handicap range. The MX-100
replaces previous MX models, and it has a great look with equally great
performance. These hybrid golf irons implement something known as Y-Tune
technology, which actually extends the sweet spot of the club face to the toe.
Mizuno accomplished this by placing a Y2 bar that runs from the heel, to the toe
on this iron. This results in fewer mis-strikes
when the ball is not hit on the direct center of the club face. When the ball
is hit off the toe, it actually still hits like you lined up in the middle of
the face. This extended sweet spot paired with the large club head design of
the MX-100 Hybrid make it very appealing to both beginners and professionals. The MX-100 also provides fantastic distance and control over
your shots. It has a deep cavity back and a low center of gravity which makes
it ideal for pushing the ball into the air and getting great launch
distance. This overcomes the problem
that most beginners have with hitting the ball with a high trajectory. The high
trajectory and low center of gravity of this hybrid iron is what helps the ball
“bite” onto the green when it lands, adding an additional level of control to
your playing. This iron can help you make difficult shots from all over the
course, whether it is a par 3 off the tee, or the rough next to the hole. Overall, the MX-100 Hybrid Irons are really in class of
their own. These are some of the most forgiving irons that are available today,
and they will without a doubt help to improve your game. The Y2 technology and
deep back under cavity give them a great feel, with superb control. These irons
are very user friendly, perform great and come from a trusted brand which makes
them pretty hard to beat.
Additional Mizuno Hybrid Iron Reviews:
 | The MX-950 line of hybrid golf irons produced by Mizuno is ideal for golfers with a high handicap. Their hybrid design allows for them to be extremely forgiving, making it easier to hit the ball straight even if optimum contact is not made |