Mizuno JPX 925 Hot Metal HL Hybrid Combo Iron Set 2024 – RIGHT – 25,28,7-PW,GW – DART ESX 60 F2A – Golf Clubs

The Mizuno JPX925 Hot Metal HL Combo Set is designed for players who struggle to produce the launch and spin required for successful long-iron play. Replacing long irons with faster, higher-launching, more forgiving hybrids increases carry distances, produces steeper, green-holding descent angles, and creates ideal gapping between stronger lofted clubs. For the first time, Mizuno introduces a multi-material construction to the Hot Metal Iron lineup, adding tungsten weighting to the already highly potent Nickel Chromoly construction. Strategically positioning weight lower in the head increases stability while producing a higher launch and steeper, green-holding landing angles. Consequently, JPX925 is remarkably precise, a rare and unique trait for such powerful, distance-focused irons. The latest Hot Metal Irons also benefit tremendously from a new, completely re-engineered Contour Ellipse Face. Now up to an astonishing 30% thinner than the previous generation, this multi-thickness face profile enhances ball speed on center strikes and maximizes speed retention across the entire hitting surface, ensuring consistently longer shots and more predictable results. Manufacturers are continuously strengthening the lofts of their irons in the race for distance supremacy. However, lower lofts will cause many players to produce a low, suboptimal launch with insufficient spin to keep the ball airborne, leading to decreased carry yardages and the inability to stop the ball on the green. Mizuno designed HL to combat this industry trend, weakening lofts, lowering the center of gravity, and widening the head to maximize launch conditions. Featuring the same speed-inducing technology as its siblings in a longer, larger, and wider package, the super game-improvement HL is the most forgiving JPX925 Hot Metal offering. Mizuno JPX 925 Hot Metal HL Hybrid Combo Set Features: Fli-Hi Hybrid Lower lofted hybrids feature a more forgiving, higher-launching, wider profile transitioning to a ti