Mizuno MP-32

aster99

Has anyone here played with these irons?

What did you think? Are they for low handicappers only...

Nuri Sahin

I did consider MP32's for a long time. I tried my mates MP32's for a few rounds. Such beautiful clubs and very easy to shape the ball but.. I eventually ended up buying the MP30 irons if you know them which I absolutely love. Best purchase I ever made.

IMO I would never recommend a double digit golfer to get blades like the MP32. But no harm if you can try them out somewhere before purchase or something along those lines.

thegen

I have them and love them. I just like the way the club sits behind the ball. Got them for a steal about 4 years ago. 18 h/c purchased them and could not break 10pts in four attempts. I would agree with Stumpy they are not got mid to high h/c.

BTW I play off 6.

stumpypeeps

thegen wrote: »

. I would agree with Stumpy they are not got mid to high h/c.

How did you know I was just thinking that?:)

jj72

i have them and i love them. Agreed that they sit lovely behind the ball. I also play off 6. God they look class when they are brand new....

thegen

stumpypeeps wrote: »

How did you know I was just thinking that?:)

I can read your mind!!!!!! Was reading another post from yourself and jumped into this thread, then hey presto the deliberate mistake;)

sweetswing

i have theses the past 2 years, got them when i was playing off 16 im now playing off 9 . they are a fantastic club, they look good feel great , and the feed back is incredible .

aster99

I'm thinking about trying to get a good 2nd hand set of them. I'm off 13 at moment, have a bit of fear that i wouldn't be able for them. But have read great reviews online

sweetswing

i got mine off golf bidder .com , think i payed 300 euro, clubs were in great condition.
i was afraid of them at the start, but they made me slow down and take my time, which in turn improved my game:D

Sammo13

Never tried the mp 32's, but I just got a set of mp 58's, had been using the zoids for last 5 years.

Difference so far is weight, high irons are really nice to hit, but will probably take a little while to adjust.

Jasonw

Most beautiful Irons ever made IMO.

+1 on the single figure points already made.

FYI There's a 2nd hand set for sale in Cork golf club's pro shop. Don't know the price but give them a ring. They're always willing to negotiate.

ozymandias10

I have them . absolutely love them. The ball lands on the green like a butterfly after hitting them. they sit well behind the ball and the distance is very consistence. I have them 3 years or so

soundsham

beautiful clubs had a set myself got rid of after 6 rounds

wasn't happy hitting 4 & 5 irons all the rest were great and felt lovely had a few issues with the 4 & 5 irons, not hitting them sweet enough for my own liking
was off 7 and hadn't the time to put in the practise so I moved 'em on

have played a few holes in the evening with a few guys carrying similar or same types of sets recently(titleist & mizuno semi blades or muscle backs types.....clubs with smaller heads) who felt the need to change as they had come from 14 -15 down to 10 -12 h'cap or less and I have to say I don't see many of these guys hitting great iron shots,
maybe they'll get into it maybe they wont but they'll play a lot of frustrating golf in the mean time in my opinion to hit the odd nice feeling iron,all to look the partbecause they're worth it......

Tom Ghostwood

Ive the mp67s which are very similar to mp32. Lovely irons. The stock PW is very ugly though. As regards high hcappers using em, what ever floats yer boat. If you like the look at address thats half the battle imo & you wont be too long finding out your faults which is a good thing. Get lessons - practice - improve.