With the mix-and-match trend currently going on, this club fits right in. Blades from the wedges to the 7, 6 and 5; cavity back, and 4 and 3; these iron hybrids, makes for a hot set-up. The only other in this class I have seen so far are the Muira hybrids. If you don't like looking at the traditi... » More

With the mix-and-match trend currently going on, this club fits right in. Blades from the wedges to the 7, 6 and 5; cavity back, and 4 and 3; these iron hybrids, makes for a hot set-up. The only other in this class I have seen so far are the Muira hybrids. If you don't like looking at the traditional hybrids (mini woods), this is where you should go. As always you can trust Mizuno for quality. I have the 2,3, and 4, but only pack the 3 and four. » Close

You would not expect anything less from Mizuno, great top line to look at with a traditional pear shape crown. Mine had the Fuji Fit-on-360, nice shaft. The club is about 15-20 yards longer than my old Cobra X Pro. Weights are easy to move, head cover looks hot, sound off the tee in not tinny( or... » More

You would not expect anything less from Mizuno, great top line to look at with a traditional pear shape crown. Mine had the Fuji Fit-on-360, nice shaft. The club is about 15-20 yards longer than my old Cobra X Pro. Weights are easy to move, head cover looks hot, sound off the tee in not tinny( or weird). Overall, great club for a (good)player. » Close