Mizuno MP Series Wedge Golf Club

The delivery was very quick. The product was exactly as advertised.
Excellent service. I would recommend using this seller.

it is a great club as discribed by the seller. it was a enjoyable process.nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

The 52 degree is a great club to work from 100 yards and under - great weight flexibility and spin make this a must especially when matched with other Mizuno Irons. Wont be dissappointed!

The MP60 has helped my short game immensely, particularly to avoid hazards. It provides great ball loft with minimal roll on the green.

OLDER MORE AFFORDABLE VERSION OF THE MP T-10, GOOD FEEL
CLEAN LINES, GOOD COMPANION TO THE MP SERIES FORGED IRONS.
NOT QUAD CUT GROOVES, BUT THE U GROOVES GET THE JOB DONE

i like the feel of the wedge and gives spin alot more than callaway and taylormade bounce is just right for me and i love the 60 degree lob wedge
i carry 54 and 60 and they just work great for me
my short game have improved so much and saving average 4 stroke per round of golf
ball just stops on every green and getting out of bunker never been ezier
i rate this wedge 8.7/10

nothing much to say used club probably wont change my game but we are trying................................................................

I am a huge Mizuno fan, currently play the MP 37 and MP 60 irons. I have the MPT 56 and 60 degree wedges. I wanted to try the Mp series wedges and purchased the 52 degree on e-bay. I must say it is exactly what I had hoped it would be. Its very similar to the mpt series with some subtle changes. Little smaller face, more of a players wedge. I think that this is the best wedge on the market and seems to be a kept secret, most Mizuno lovers use the MPT or the MPR series, but try these and you wont be dissapointed. I will have the complete set for the start of next season.

My son plays with Cleveland wedges and I always liked the feel of those. The Mizunos are every bit as good as them, if not better. They feel solid through the strike. They impart serious spin, which I've never been able to do with my own set that I built myself from components. The topline inspires confidence over the ball. Around the green I believe I can get up and down from anywhere with a flop or a hop and stop chip with the 60 degree, or I can run it up with the 50. The 54 gets me out of the sand and up near the hole every time. I highly recommend the Mizuno brand.

My husband wanted a new set of Mizuno's for his birthday. I surprised him with these, and he couldn't be happier! He thinks that they are possibly the BEST clubs he has ever hit. He's played 3-4 times since getting them and his score has dropped by an average of 3 strokes!! They are highly recommended to anyone interested in buying the "perfect" set of irons!! His last set of clubs were from Ping. He has since decided that Mizuno is a higher quality and better hitting club. The forged club adds a much better feel and result in the stroke. If you are considereing Mizuno MP-60's, we recommend them with the highest referral!!

The Mizuno MP and MP-T series wedges are great clubs. I am a novice player and have had the best results with these wedges. I am a golf club fanatic and try all kinks of clubs. I have tried many different wedges and these perform the best for me. Give them a try and I'm sure you will enjoy them as much as I do. Just remember to get the right bounce for the shots you frequently need to make.

I decided to go with the 54*/9* MP model. Since coming off of the older 588s & 485s Clevs, there is a noteable difference in "feel" that I couldn't imagine before. Sure, the material makes a difference, however, by making this move, I have realized that having gained the "touch of feel" I found to have it's most impact around the greens.

This wedge by Mizuno has added a positive in my short game in regards to the confidence and the ability to place the ball closer to my landing target on the greens in the chipping arena.

Bear with me while I'm on my shallow soapbox.

You just had a "warm fuzzy", that overwelming satisfaction, to have your 43-foot putt end up 8" from the hole, it's the same "Warm Fuzzy" that I get when I have this wedge in hand.

Depending on the cover of the ball your using, your ball will check with a noticable reaction. I did have to invest time around the practice greens in order to adjust to the characteristics of this wedge.

The learning curve was a whole lot shorter than I expected, and even with my poor techinque, this wedge just made me look good. Acceptable tight groupings, consistant distance and no unexpected hot shots off the face that ran away.

If you try to get too cutesy in your technique, your going to know it...not even this wedge will reward me in a crappy attempt to B.S. the ball.

I have found that the weight of the Mizuno wedges are fairly light (anything compared to my old 60* Clev tank is light) and so, the adjustment in the physical memory had to be adjusted and that was a learning curve that I had to deal with.

The face is soft, it is made from 1025 carbon steel, and you will need to love your equipment esp. these wedges if you want them to last.

If you are the type "A" golfer, who doesn't care to clean the face off each shot, your going to short live the life of this instrument in a heart attack hurry.

If your the type "B" golfer, and expect your stuff to stay new as the first day you got them, and scratches are reacted as if it was your car, your not going to enjoy these at all.

The type "C" knows that these are ment to wear out, but we do not hurry the process.

In the hands of the right operator, these are a deadly weapon.

Thanks for hanging out,

JHSchwarzkopf

I have used Mizuno Wedges for years. They are high quality and can put real "spin" on your wedge shots.Buying them on EBAY was a good deal..

Mizuno makes a great wedge. While I may be partial to Cleveland wedges myself (particularly the CG10 series), this club was almost enough to have me cross lines... ALMOST. The wedge does hit great and has that "buttery" feeling you hear everyone use to describe a Mizuno. However I felt the sweet spot was a bit too small, especially if you try to use this club from anywhere but the fairway. Perhaps a bit sophisticated for my skill level as a bogey golfer.

I have 5 Cleveland 588 wedges all bought off of Ebay. I bought a 56-08 Mizzy MP series because I wanted a different bounce. I've noticed immediately that I love the feel of Mizzy wedges. Cleveland feel great if you hit it exactly in the sweet spot and have a very smooth tempo. The sweet spot on a Cleveland must been directly opposite to the logo on the back and exactly the same size. I've noticed that 588's spin better on pitch shots but when you open the face on the Mizuno it really spins the ball to a stop. I played in Florida quite a bit and didn't realize how important spin was. Everything stops pretty fast on Florida greens. Now I live in San Antonio and transitioning to water-starved hyper-drained hard as a rock greens has really made me focus on putting a ton of spin of the ball and trapping chips correctly. Mizzy's 56-08 is absolutely dynamite for sole versatility. On tempo pitchs from 20-40 yards the Cleveland definitely puts more spin on the ball. For bunker play(with Mizuno) I find that I can really open the face and slide my blade under the ball well. Best of all every shot feels good, which inspires confidence... leads to closer putts. On full shots the 588 really requires a perfect strike on the face, otherwise the 588 seemed to control me. With my mizzy I can hit a 90 yard shot high, low, and fade. I really feel that a smooth tempo and a good plan for contact lets you control the shot. Best of all it was only $27 after shipping.

great clubs the mizuno forged wedge lets me feel the pitch more accurately. these clubs are in great shape needed newer groves want to learn to spin the ball more! kudos to seller great clubs at a great value!

I was plesantly suprised with this item. It was my pleasure to do business with a great ebay seller! over-delivered!!

If you're looking for a bargain on a great club with a sole reminiscent of Callaway's PM grind, then check out the MP-R Series of Mizuno wedges. You'll get the same beautiful Japanese bronze finish that Black Nickel is famous for and the same spactacular performance of the newer MP-T series.

These are truly great wedges!

I have two Mizuno MP Series wedges in my bag, a MP T Black Nickel 58* and a MP Series 54* Chrome, and they will stay there until the gooves wear out. They replaced my Cleveland 588 56* and 60*. Although Mizuno wedges are not as heralded as the Vokeys and the Clevelands, MP Series wedges perform just as good, if not better. I especially love the feel at the impact on those longer wedge shots. It's just pure & solid. Once you get your distances down with these wedges, it gives you the confidence that you're going to stick it close everytime. When you have to open the clubface, the soles on these wedges set up really nice as well.
MP Series wedges far exceeded my expectations. Excellent clubs !!!

i bought the wedge about 2 months ago and before that i didnt have a wedge thats why i decided to buy it, i like how it gets up in the air how i need it to go and land softly. there is not really uch to dislike about this club i would recommended it to someone else im sure there is better ones out there but but this one works for me.