In my Golf Iron Review of the Mizuno Iron MP-62 I felt that it was probably one of the best looking Golf clubs on the market. I personally use the MP68 and if i was going to change away from using blades these would be the one I would use. The muscle back gives the club excellent consistency with enhanced feel and when you look down it looks like a blade which I like. As like all the top brands Mizuno provide a variety of shafts and my testing set was fitted with the Dynamic Golf S300 which is a stiff shaft. When I was hitting with these I did not lose any length compared to mine and are deadly accurate. The ball feels great of the club face a very solid feel and great control I like the spin you get with shorter irons it's not to much.

In my Golf Iron Review of the Mizuno Iron MP-62 ( 3-PW ) I felt that it was probably one of the best looking Golf clubs on the market. The muscle back gives the club excellent consistency with enhanced feel and this means greater control for the low handicappers. The club also sits pretty flat on the ground which helps when aiming and I find this helps in selecting a distant target. The club availability is from 3 Iron to PW and the only drawback is that no 2 Iron is available for the set. As like all the top brands Mizuno provide a variety of shafts and my testing set was fitted with the Dynamic Golf X100 which is a extra stiff shaft. When you get down to the hitting of the clubs that is where the Mizuno MP-62's come into their own as they as long as most other clubs and are deadly accurate. The ball feels great of the club face with very little impact vibration and you can generate loads of spin from most of the Irons. So for the lower handicap golfers who don't mind spending a little extra they won't be let down by the Mizuno MP-62's.