smittyGT

...I fancy myself a fan of older Mizuno blades (I currently game a set of Super 11s). I found these the other day at a little shop and have no idea what they are. They remind me a of the MS-201s but the stamping doesn't match. Any idea what these are? I am assuming a mid 90s JDM or maybe Japanese Tour issue??? What do you think? Thanks, Smitty

Mine is still in the bag also (I had a fling wtha TP 510). Nothing has been able to take its spot. I hit it just as long as anything out there. It is not a monstrous 400+CC's. VERY workable and traditional (sad that 360cc's is considered traditional by me huh?). The tour model doesn't come in an 8.5, but my 8 degree sure works great!!! I love mine so much that I named it IKE (Because it beats it like Tina). Smit

I will drink to that!!! This shaft is perfect with the 200 tours!! IMHO

I have a set that I have been playing for a few months now. I paid $225 and they were an easy 9/10 conition with graphite shafts (I think so cheap because not a lot of players are consistent enough to hit them). They would feel harsh to not being pured consitently. They are the Holy Grail to me. (head size, shape, offset, weight, size and position of muscleback, toe shape, EVERYTHING) I replaced the graphite with x100's and it is so nice to not have a club loaded with lead tape. I love my irons heavy and they are right @ D7 with the steel. They are a Japanese issue from back in the mid 90's I believe. I have had a ton of mizuno's over the years and these are the cream (mp14, mp33, mp9, tn 87, mp29) I think that they feel slightly better than the tn 87's. They are the least forgiving of the bunch and will require very consistent ball striking. I am a big fan and think that you should givet them a try if you get a chance.

I am dying for an update on the Scratch irons. Anyone have any new info (release date, price, more pictures, etc)? Thanks in advance for any info. Smit