Mizuno MX 25 Iron set Golf Club

Fake clubs are being sold on ebay. clubs are fakes being shipped out of china. people are using third party accounts. cheap buy it now and high shipping. beware...................

Beware that there are fake MX-25 irons being sold on e-bay. Pull up the picture on e-bay and pull up a picture from a golf retailers website. The fakes have a small logo on the hosel that the originals do not. I questioned the seller and he cancelled my bid. Brand new MX-25 irons go for around $750.00. Some sellers are offering them at a Buy It now price of $449.00. Buyers beware. The $449.00 Mizuno MX-25's are fakes.

After playing the Callaway Big Bertha irons for many years, my game finally got to the point where I wanted to have more control of my shots and be able to work the ball more. As a solid 10 handicapper wanting to stay in single digits, I tried several sets of "game improvement" irons, but found most to be very inconsistent and just down right hard to hit. I was beginning to think maybe I wasn't ready for the next level. That was until I went to a Mizuno Demo Day and spoke with the Mizuno Rep about the MX 25 irons. I've been playing the MX 25 irons for over a month now and to say the least, I am very satisfied and impressed with the quality and performance of these clubs. As a forged club, the irons are very consistent in feel and I can work the ball for shaping shots and controlling distance. The MX 25 irons look great and have a very balanced feel during setup. I have also found the long irons (3-4) are much easier to hit than other game improvement irons. Take it from a guy that spent a lot of money and time trying differnt irons....take the MX 25 irons for a spin.

IMHO - These are way better clubs than any of the other game improvement irons I've tried. My friends and I bought a gaggle of demo 6 irons from different manufacturers and we hit them until we determined the Mizunos were the best choice all around. They have great feel and consistentcy. Also, they're forged. They hit more consistently than my old Callaway Big Berthas, which aren't really in the same league. The new Mizuno MX-200's have replaced the MX-25's in their lineup, so a new set MX-25s can be had for pretty cheap these days during the closeout period. I bought a really nice used set, had them regripped the lies adjusted. All of that for under $365. This set should last me a long time.
If you're suffering from not getting any better with those large headed super offset super game improvement clubs, I'd definitely suggest trying some Mizuno MX-25 or MX-200. They are a big step up in performance with decent forgiveness.

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Let me begin with I will not purchase anyother item thru eBay ever again!
Why would you want me to review an item you put a TKO notice onto! This was a fraudulent seller! Selling a FAKE product! And I hold eBay responcible for me being out over $400 counting the price,shipping and extra customs money I had to put out to receive this item!! I would personally discourage anyone from buying golf clubs on eBay anymore!! ONE bad transaction can ruin a lifetime of eBay purchasing!! I am presently in a dispute with my credit card company trying to get money back from this fraudulent person!

I have been playing golf for the past 3 years and seriously for the past year. I started out with Topflite XL2000 - good clubs but it was above my skill level. Then about 2 years ago, I went on to Tayormade RAC HT - a great set to start me off and build confidence. Using these, I went down to about 18 handicap. Then about 6 months ago, I started to feel the need for shaping shots on occasion, which Taylormade RAC's were not designed to do. I switch to my older Topflite XL2000 irons and started to see the benefit of reduced cavity design. This set got me down to about 14 handicap.

Upon reading about forged irons versus stamped irons, I started to try various brands - Tayormade, Callaway, Honma, Adams, Titliest... But never found a set that I really liked, until Mizuno.

First, if you like to "feel" your shots, then there is nothing like Mizuno. If you've ever hit an iron pure, you know the feeling - that sweet bending of the shaft, the ball compressing against the metal, the sound of the ball slicing through the air. It feels so soft yet controlled. Mizuno gave this "feel" more than any other irons I have tried.

The MX-19's were too much of game improvement and did not allow me to shape shots as much. I had to make a choice between MX-25 (cavity backed) and MP-60 (middle of cavity and blade). Both costs about the same but decided to go with MX-25, since I felt that my game was not ready for for the more serious clubs.

I got a new set from e-bay for about $550 and have been using them for about 2 weeks. I worked on the range for about 3 days and I played 4 rounds with them. Wow!!! My average score dropped almost immediately to an incredible 8 handicap - highest 82 and lowest 78. The distance seems to have increased about 5 yards off fairways to 10 yards on the tee. But the biggest benefit for me was that "feel". The feel of these clubs instills confidence that you can do almost anything with these clubs. Straight shots are easy swings - producing a slight draw for me. Draws are a little firmer, and fades - man those fades... soft, high, and stops on a dime. I want to keep hitting these clubs 'cause they feel so good when you smash that sweet spot. I have even stopped after 9 holdes on one of the rounds and went to the practice range so I didn't have to wait so long to get that feeling between shots. Addictive? Yes.

Mishits are not too bad but you will feel them. These clubs will give you feedback about your swing, so you can start to get better.

I am looking forward to a year or two from now, when I will move on to MP-67's (blades) and these Mizuno MX-25'S are helping me get there.

I tried out the Mizuno irons that I purchased, and immediately became suspicious, as they were not consistant with flight etc. I took them to a Mizuno representitive and he told me that they were counterfit. I'm trying to get my money back with Pay Pal. If you can help me in anyway I'd appreciate it.
Robert Zickuhr

First of all, it is not fair for Mizuno to get bad rating about fake clubs. The bad ratings should go to unethical sellers.

I used Titleist 962 for many years. They are nice clubs but as high teen handicap golfer, i wanna go with easier clubs.

I have heard and tried Mizuno clubs. I tell ya. They all feel good whether MX 25 or MP 32. I chose MX 25 for the sake of forgiveness.

MX 25 offers everything; awesome feel, good distance, mother-like forgiveness, and shot-shaping.

I think i will stick with these clubs for years.

Cheers, Mizuno.

Thank you for the fake clubs reviews. I bought a new set at a local dealer for a fair price. These irons are amazing. I've been away from the game for a while and comparing these irons to my old ones gives me the feeling I can remember having. Reaching my goal of a 5 handicap should be pretty easy. These clubs are definately worth trying for you mid-low handicappers.

I bought Mizuno MX 25 Iron set Golf Club.
It was smooth transaction and the Iron set is same as described.
I like it.
I bought Mizuno MX 25 Iron set Golf Club.
It was smooth transaction and the Iron set is same as described.
I like it.
I bought Mizuno MX 25 Iron set Golf Club.
It was smooth transaction and the Iron set is same as described.
I like it.

Good looking, good feel/workability of ball, fairly generous sweet spot, poor grips but what's new. Mizuno's quality quality appears excellent throughout their club line.

My recent purchase of Mizuno MX25 irons were just as advertised. The seller was honest, able to adjust my irons to my specifications, and shipped them for a on-time delivery. I was very impressed, and happy with my purchase.

I decided to buy the clubs based upon the question and prompt answers I was given by the seller, coastallarry(632).

Regards,

2277larryd

I like everything about this irons, easy to hit, can move the ball around, and have the great feel of forged irons.

Also, they have the look of a classic iron, with the performance of today's technology.

The True Temper Dynalite SL, also helps me to hit high shots, if you happen to have hard greens, the high trajectory will get you a softer landing.

I bought for my friend who just started golf and I liked this item better than my clubs!! Grips are like new and shafts are in great condition.

These clubs were discribed just as they appearred. The price of these clubs was very much in line. The shipper did an excellent job as far as shipping them promptly. I was very pleased with the whole transaction.

Thank you
John Fuentes

This is the first full set of irons I have bought on Ebay, and it turned out to be a very good choice. The process took a little patience to find the right product and the right price and in the end it worked out. Taking the time to do a little research about the product is, in my opinion, the key to a success transaction on Ebay.

I decided to buy it based upon recommendations from friends as well as reviews in professional publications.

My son bougth a set of MX-25's after attempting to use Titleist 689CB blades. While the Titeist are nice clubs, they are not very forgiving. My son was a 6 handicap 5-8 years ago but has not played since. Well, his first round with the Mizuno's he shot 81, and could have easily been 78-79. He absolutely loves these Mx-25's. The yardages are very good, i.e. around 145 for an easy 8 iron. Even a slight miss seems to travel almost full distance. these are extremely easy clubs to hit, they look awesome and are priced right on eBay. Would say most high handicap players could easily switch to these clubs, and they would improve their game. I think the size is much easier to look at verses the newer model MX200 which look a bit large. MX25's are a great choice for almost any player.

The shipment was quick and very reasonable. This is a great seller and the clubs are in great shape.