I have played Mizuno's for the past 12 years and recently I've played the Mizuno MP-57 Irons's the last two seasons. The 57's are a [url=http://www.warehousegolfmall.com/]wholesale golf clubs[/url] for good players.

If you are a 9 to 14 with a day job they can be a bit of a challenge, especially in the mid to longer irons. The 52's are a great compromise for the golfer that wants the look, feedback, and feel of a forging but needs a little more forgiveness in the mid and long irons.

The performance of the [url=http://www.warehousegolfmall.com/Mizuno-MP-52-Iron-Set-sale-214H.html]MP-52 iron set[/url] is based upon two innovative technologies. Making up Dual Muscle technology, is an outer muscle pad allows for a precisely placed, lower and deeper center of gravity, offering enhanced playability and an ideal launch angle.

I also think that the consistency in ball striking might be better, but this is probably due to the increased forgiveness of the 52's which I personally need. The dual muscle back allows slightly more forgiveness than the cut muscle in the MP-32 that is my current iron but delivers impressive distance and increased forgiveness and distance from off centre hits.

It is yet another example of a great iron from Mizuno in the MP-Series. Providing that signature Mizuno feel off the club face the [url=http://www.warehousegolfmall.com/Mizuno-MP-52-Iron-Set-sale-214H.html]Mizuno MP-52[/url] has a slightly heavier topline but over the ball it still looks like a serious players iron. The performance advantage of this feature is increased playability on mishits and a superior launch. These advanced features are combined with a classic head profile to deliver tour level looks, feel and playability.

Frankly, I found it to be very workable and it had a confident look at address. This is an iron for better players who want a little bit of confidence on off centre hits but still want the feel provided by a quality forged iron