Posted June 25, 200420 yr comment_45712 Hey everybody I recived my custom combo m stamps today and they are the sweetest looking irons i have seen to date and i have seen them all. Chris is the man , they are so much by far different than the us models like night to day. I have seen everything because im also a club ho due to i have tour stuff thrown at me all the time. And nothing has really compared in looks ,craftsmanship, solidness, and the respect you can see mizuno japan puts into each club. If you get a chance to get some or your in the market for some dream clubs get hooked up with chris he will set you up big.. and also they were the ones that he posted the pics for the custom M stamps if you want to take a look... solid ...soild.... soild...wow!!!satin was supposed to be on the order but seeing chrome looks like they dont even want to satin they look awesome the way they are ... Thanks
June 27, 200420 yr comment_45904 It will be nice if you can show some pics of your new Mizuno set !!!!!!
June 27, 200420 yr comment_45947 great irons breal - you are really lucky to get a set like those. one of a kind and top quality right across the board.
June 28, 200420 yr comment_46062 I am looking to get a similar set. Is Chris the guy to go through? Chris could you contact me so I can get you the necessary info? Thanks!
June 29, 200420 yr comment_46192 Nice. I wonder if you can get the grain flow forged stamping removed?
June 29, 200420 yr comment_46193 Nice.I wonder if you can get the grain flow forged stamping removed? Nope thats not an option it must stay on.
July 11, 200420 yr Author comment_48200 Update on my irons : I have hit so many irons, if not all of them. These are the most solid irons ,from Japan, I have ever hit hands down.
July 12, 200420 yr Author comment_48228 I have tried them all, in japan and the U.S.. In Japan I have tried Gauge, Tourstage, Fourteen, and some scratch irons. IMO these were the best Ive ever played, hands down. I have also played all the Tm's ,Titleist, Cleveland, and others there's nothing like them. And the Mizuno U.S. are terrible compared to Japan mizuno, there just so solid.
July 12, 200420 yr comment_48261 looks sweet. is this the combo version? first couple pics looks like mp-37 then the cavity back lookl ike mp-30 how much did you pay? just curious, have you tried us version of mizuno and compare them (unbiased)? Congrats on the great set of club.
July 12, 200420 yr comment_48272 Id like to mention Mr. Breal has purchased 5 sets of Irons from me in the last 2 months and all the Irons were what in my opinion are in the top 5. I'm happy he has found a set he likes before taking a big money plunge into the Hiro Matsumoto's.
July 12, 200420 yr comment_48289 Breal, Congrats on a BEAUTIFUL set of irons! Can you be more specific on comparing these M Stamped to a set of MR23 CB - if you have played those TS irons before - not sure. I have played the MR23 irons now for almost a year now and nothing compares to the consistency and feel of these incredible irons. The last set I played were the TM 300 Tour and the MR23s simply blow them away. The mis-hits on the TM 300 was disastrous both in feel and distance, but with the MR23s, I experience almost no sacrifice in distance and the feel is still incredible - I know EXACTLY where the ball made contact with the iron. And working the ball in both directions is not a problem with these the MR23s.
July 12, 200420 yr Author comment_48296 I played the MR-23 irons for a while, and loved them until a friend begged me out of them. The only thing is the 23's where smaller, and they dinged up to easy but felt incredible. When I received my Mizunos, I couldn't tell much difference they are soft and have awesome feel. And when it comes to Mizuno U.S. to Japan, Mizuno U.S. is terrible because of there QC. And in my opinion the Japan irons look way different. They are easier to hit in the 3,4,5 irons, because of the mp-27 part of the combos.Thats what I like about them. I get three different trajectories. MP-27 3,4,5 MP-30 6,7 MP-37 8,9,PW .
July 12, 200420 yr comment_48297 What I would not give to be able to demo those, I never thought clubs could look so "SSSEEEXXXYYY!!!!" I would love to get my hands on those. How much for 2-SW or 3 to PW?? TSG: Do you sell the heads seperatly?
July 12, 200420 yr comment_48309 Are there any specs available on these clubs? Or the straight MP-27's. Thanks in advance.
July 12, 200420 yr comment_48326 I played the MR-23 irons for a while, and loved them until a friend begged me out of them. The only thing is the 23's where smaller, and they dinged up to easy but felt incredible. When I received my Mizunos, I couldn't tell much difference they are soft and have awesome feel. And when it comes to Mizuno U.S. to Japan, Mizuno U.S. is terrible because of there QC. And in my opinion the Japan irons look way different. They are easier to hit in the 3,4,5 irons, because of the mp-27 part of the combos.Thats what I like about them. I get three different trajectories. MP-27 3,4,5 MP-30 6,7 MP-37 8,9,PW . NOBODY, including my brother, could beg my MR23s away from me...haha! :love: The combo strategy throughout a set of irons sounds more appealing with each review I read, but I'm just so satisfied right now with the ball flights off of the MR23s. And yes, the MR23s do ding much easier than the chrome TM 300 Tour that I used before. In fact, the driving range I practice at uses sand to repair the entire sections, so I still practice with the TM 300s at the range. Otherwise, the faces on the MR23s would be 'destroyed' in a matter of one summer. The faces are soooo soft ;) So I'm still getting to know my 23s better with each round. I'm looking to purchase a practice/back-up set but seem to spend my money else where right now. It figures that QC for Mizuno US would suffer even though they supposedly use the same Grain-Flow forging process whether it's in Japan or Bangladesh.
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