Mizuno mp33

Advantages: very easy to hit. stylish. go along way and are very very straight
Disadvantages: if you miss hit them they don't go very far at all.

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DINGGLEBOY666 27.01.2009 · Read review
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Review of Mizuno MP 33

Mizuno MP-001 Fairway woods

Advantages: Low price, powerful and nice design
Disadvantages: Not suitable for high handicaps due to small head size

...The Mizuno MP-001 series of fairway woods are available in a wide range of lofts, with a variety of shaft flexes. Due to being released a few years ago, they are now extremely good value and can be picked up for around £50/£70 (steel/graphite) new and prices are coming down all the time. They are very good looking with a sleek design and look good over the ball. With a simple arrow alignment aid and a compact head these are better suited for the better-player who can guarentee a good strike. Even so, they are very forgiving compared to other low-handicapper woods and hit the ball a long way. In my opinion they are just as good as any other club out and are un-matched for value. For any decent golfer these are a good adition to the golf bag, and the 7-wood in particular is a lovely golf club. If you like to shape the ball it is also easy...

meaty1234 19.04.2006 · Read review
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Review of Mizuno MP-001 Fairway

Good Club - But Doesn't Live Up To Its Reputation

Advantages: Hits the golf ball a long way.
Disadvantages: You're never sure what direction it will hit the ball

...!) One of the new "legal" drivers that I purchased as a possible replacement was the Mizuno MX 500. Why did I buy it? Who really knows why a golf addict actually buys *ANY* piece of equipment. I was in the professional's shop at my home golf club one day simply browsing around when I spotted it on the shelf. Mizuno have a good reputation in the golf world, and I'd heard great things about this driver from fellow golfers. So a couple of swishes later, and a wee bit of sales spiel from the pro, and out came the old plastic and I was 280 Euro lighter and the proud new owner of the club. The Mizuno MX 500 has a *BIG * club head. 460cc capacity to be exact, although that won't mean much to any non-golfers reading this review. Suffice to say that it's *BIG*. In fact it's so big that you might be forgiven for thinking you were swinging a brick...

the_mad_cabbie 20.01.2008 · Read review
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Review of Mizuno MX - 500

A truly great golf club

Advantages: Easy to use,fantastic distance
Disadvantages: Not for the beginer, Poor grip

...This club really is something special, Like all Mizuno clubs its very well made and comes with a top quality zip up head cover. The shaft is wider than I'm used to and straight rather than stepped. The shaft also has a lot of flex making me wonder if its perhaps not for the rank beginer. The head is, as you would expect from a fairway wood,quite small (7 wood) but has a good wieght and a great feel on the swing. After two years of using Taylor Made oversize burners and fairway rescue clubs I was expecting this club to be hard to master but not so. I took it to the range a few times before risking it on the course and was truly amazed at the distance this club can reach, 190 yards off the grass with no trouble and easy to keep straight. If I hit a poor drive or as a second shot on a par 5 this club fills a big hole in my bag...

coppinpr 16.09.2008 · Read review
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Review of Mizuno MX F-50

A set to suit everyone's game.....

Advantages: Perfect for mid-to-high handicappers
Disadvantages: Looks

...I have played golf on and off for the last 15 years and in this time have never come across or played with any irons that have been well-suited to my game. This was until I purchased a set of Mizuno MX-17 (steel) irons in April 2005 for £349, replacing my ageing Progen's that had never really done me justice. At first I thought that the Mizunos were slightly expensive, however after my first practice I could see why Mizuno had such a good reputation as iron-makers and so believed that the price was adequate. There was also the possibility of alternatively buying graphite shafts for £469 but I have always thought steel clubs are better suited to higher handicappers, like myself. The long irons (3-6) feature a huge cavity pocket and low centre of gravity which provides a solid contact all over the club head, so making them extremely...

troggers4 04.08.2007 · Read review
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Review of Mizuno MX-17 Iron

Beautiful Cleveland Blades

Advantages: great feel and control over well struck shots
Disadvantages: head size

...matched on price with their competitors of which I must say that the Mizuno MP32's are equally as beautiful in design and have a larger hitting area meaning they are slightly more forgiving....

comedybegs 25.06.2007 · Read review
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Review of Cleveland CG1 Irons

The Boot!

Advantages: Maybe they curl the ball.
Disadvantages: Maybe they dont

...is this boot the boot of all boots allot of famous and not so famous footballers thimk so. the would knows about david beckhams great free kicks but is that his skill or the boot. if it is the boot how come hes getting all the money and not someone else and how come there isnt anyone else as good as him. i must admit my boots help curl a football around the wall but why? what do those little things do.many other footballers can curl a ball just as good and they dont waer addidas predators. Rivaldo wears mizuno. roberto carlos wears nike. and the list goes on so are they just a rip off or do they really work....

JOSH1007 12.09.2000 · Read review
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Review of Adidas Predator Precision

The Beast Is HERE!!

Advantages: Unparralled Distance
Disadvantages: Large Price Tag

...Bertha, and thought that was huge, until I used the golf ball cannon that is the R7. On average I used to drive 255 yards, but after using the steroid of the golf world, the R7 Quad i can now drive an average of 280 yards. Sweet spot, I think sweet face describes it best! The ball swipps away with that B-E-A-Utiful ping sound from almost anywhere on the club, just think of the green eyed monster engulfing your playing partners when you consitently hit perfect drives. The R7 Quad is aimed at the low to mid handicaper, as they will experience the biggest gain in distance! On purchasing the club I played of a 16 and now play of 8! Think what wonders it will do to you! The prize of the R7 quad varies but there are plenty of second hand clubs available! On a final note, before you consider buying a callaway or a mizuno, go down to...

superrobclark 26.01.2006 · Read review
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Review of TaylorMade R7 Quad Driver

Flop it and Stop it with this lob wedge!!

Advantages: Feels great. Looks Great. Plays Great
Disadvantages: Definitiely a top of the price wedge!

...imparted. The face behind the ball has a perfect setup. The 60 degrees of loft gives you all the confidence in the world to just swing the club and let it do most of the work to get the ball on the green and more often than not, near the hole within one putt range. It is perfect to use from a tight fairway lie as it is perfect to use from a fluffy or even rough lie around the green. I bought my lob wedge from American Golf Discount for £79.99 The internet discount site, County Golf (county-golf.com) are selling them at the moment for £69.99 and I would say, except for maybe ebay, it would be hard to find it for cheaper than that price. As I said earlier, this is at the high end of lob wedge prices. However out of the tob brands for wedges, Taylor Made, Mizuno and Cleveland they are all basically the same price and this was by the far the best...

Elliott117 31.08.2005 · Read review
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Review of Titleist Vokey Oil Can Wedge

The Sweatshop - No sweating involved!

Advantages: Very good service, wide product range, competitive prices
Disadvantages: Not very many stores

...which was very helpful! I tried on all the pairs that he had got me and was allowed to walk around the shop and even go for a quick run on the street outside the shop to see how they felt. He also offered to bring out more pairs, but I had already made up my mind about which trainers felt best, typically the first pair that I had tried on. I felt that I couldn't feel too much difference between the trainers that I tried on and that trying on even more pairs would make the decision even harder! He asked if there was anything else that I needed to buy or if I needed advice about anything else, but I didn't so it was on to the till point! Paying for the trainers: So i went to pay for my trainers (Mizuno wave inspire 3's) at the price of £55 which I felt was a good price as some trainers can cost more like £100. Some people feel that...

Lucycw 01.09.2007 (31.08.2007) · Read review
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Review of The Sweatshop (Shop)