Mizuno MP T Series Chrome Wedge Golf Club

This is a great wedge. Initially, I was attracted to the shiny chrome finish and sleek look. Then, when first holding it the "feel" of the club could not be better. Great weight distribution. Upon hitting a few balls at the range, I experienced exactly the quality of iron I had read Mizuno is famous for. It had a soft, yet dense/solid sound and feel at contact... just as I imagine any iron should. 100% satisfied.

The clubs are very forgiving and have a balanced feel when swinging.
Highly reecommend these wedges.

This is an amazing wedge for the avid/serious golfer. I used to rock the Cleavlands and Titliest's but I was getting way too much bounce on my short and long aproach shots. This club seems to be weighted perfectly and cuts through the grass like no other club. And if you find yourself around the greens in those tight lie areas this is an amazing club, no bounce when it hit's the surface so you don't get those occasional shank/blade shots from a lighter club. Hope this helps...

Mizuno delivers one of the most diverse wedges I have played. Very easy to hit and trademark soft "Mizuno" feel. I bought the gap, sand, and lob and they are all equally easy to hit. The grind on the club allows you the creativity to open the face with any of the wedges and be able to hit the shot with confidence. Absolutely the best wedges I've had in my hands and the aesthetics are top notch. Very simple lines and nothing eye popping in the design, if you like classic look with modern day performance, then this wedge is the one.

I have used many of the other brand wedges and these wedges stack up nicely. What I like the most is the extra distance I get. I no longer have that big gap between my pitching wedge and the 52 degree I use. They throw the ball at the pin and stop on a dime. These are nice wedges.

I love the soft feel of Mizuno irons. I play MP-60's, and this wedge is a perfect addition as a gap wedge. It fits nicely with the 47 degree loft of the pitching wedge. I also have this same model sand wedge. I like looking at all irons that look similar. You really can't go wrong with this wedge, and it's a bargain compared to similar Cleveland and Vokey wedges

These wedges are very playable. I had ping I-5 wedges before. I am very happy with my shot capability now.

These Mizunos are the best clubs I've ever owned. Better than my previous Pings and Ben Hogans. I'm a high handicapper and these clubs help my game. They're beautiful too............................

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Before putting this wedge in my bag, I was using a 56* Vokey Sand Wedge and a 60* Mizuno Lob Wedge. By going "in between" with the the Mizuno 58* with 10* of bounce, I am now able to add another utility club or other club, as conditions require, without losing any noticable shots or accuracy the the individual 56* and 60* offered. The feel and shot making of the Mizuno 58* with 10* of bounce feels as good or better than any other specialty wedges that I have played with. Lob shots still get-up and stop dead, sand shots still thump-out and bite, and shots from the fairway or rough feel solid without skipping (a byproduct of using a club specifically designed for sand play). I have been playing golf for over 40 years and am still around an 6-handicap and would recommend this particular club as an alternative to using multiple wedges to play the same type shots.

have to wait for snow to melt! looks and feels GREAT. i expect to find it will be as good as it looks.

Superfast delivery and the club was exactly as advertised. I would recomend this seller to anyone and would also recomend Mizuno clubs.

But good for the average player. they say you can feel forged irons better than cast, and I do agree. I don't think I'm just that good enough to tell the difference in the wedges. But Mizuno has a great reputation and they definitely do have a great club. It has a soft feel and when I hit it pure, it feels great. I just don't always hit it pure. So, I'd recommend this for a better than average player, because mis-shots really don't go so well. But for a good player, there should be few of those and more good and pure shots, which will make you love this club.

This wedge is exactly what I was looking for in a forged wedge. It has great feel and balance. The wedge has the classic look of a forged club.

I play to a 12 handicap so do not consider myself a good golfer. I play Mizuno MX-23 irons and love them. I switched from Cleveland irons. I had kept my cleveland wedges 54 and 60 degree 900's. I needed a gap wedge that would help me from 100 to 110 yds out. Having read about the Mizuno wedges and how pure they felt, I bought one on ebay for $30 shipped. I have played a couple of rounds with it and have been to the range a couple more times. So far, I find the wedge to be average to good, leaning toward good, but not excellent.

I am used to the pure feel of my irons. I have yet to really feel that in the wedge despite hitting the ball flush in sweet spot. I get a much better feeling from the same type strike with my Cleveland. The Mizuno, much to my surprise has a "harder" feel when struck than the Cleveland. Also, the weight of the Mizuno is heavier than the Cleveland. Not quite in the Volkey weight category which I have found to be the heaviest and don't prefer.

Being such a fan of Mizuno irons, I plan to continue to play with this to see if it is a function of getting used to the wedge. But, I think it is what it is. Good, but not excellent.