Callaway's are ugly. Mizuno's are beauty's...

yeh but pearl harbour

What does Pearl Harbour have to do with golf clubs??

Have to agree here . Mizuno takes this one for me - looks and performs awesome

@@BadenAW Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor and that's why I won't buy mizuno..boycott them

Where did you get fitted?

@@golfermanjim5622 very true, but I got the 4-pw so only a hundred or so less really lol

In all fairness the D9’s are very nice clubs, but they are not a players distance iron. Neither are PXG’s. They are game improvement irons. Its why they are slightly less cost, cavity back and strong lofted. I was fit couple months ago and picked ping 525’s. I hit most of these including D9’s. Liked D9’s very much, made final 4, but felt like i would be replacing my burner 2.0’s with newer 2.0’s. Saw really no difference. Its all marketing and word play. They are all great clubs and most important factor is what do YOU like? Everyone of these in test will hit a 7 iron 160-170, so what suits you best? My 525’s are no better than your D9’s and vice versa. Congrats on the new sticks and hope you hit em well.

Are you confusing the standard D9 with the D9 Forged? The D9s are definitely game improvement but the D9 Forged are the other side of that category and nudging into players iron category.

@@timmacivor1963 I definitely tested the D9 Forged and have them in my bag, so no Im not confusing the 2 dude

@@jamesbarclay9296 think Tim was talking about Fuzzy Banana, he is the one that made the comment about being confused. There are two different D9’s. I am looking at getting new Irons and the Wilsons are on my radar because of price and seems the ones that have them for the most part like them.

Bought my 225s 4 weeks ago. Still another 4 weeks til they ship 🤦🏻‍♂️😐

when did you order yours please, ive been waiting 7 weeks so far

What shaft did you get?

@@StuMarston I used to play KBS Tour S+, but in my last 3 sets of irons, I've gone Modus 3 105s. Quite stiff and stable for their weight. Mid to high flight for me.

@@BLKMeSa Thanks for the reply. I have the 105's in my current irons. I'm looking at getting the ZX5 irons and maybe going something a tad lighter. Maybe the UST Recoil 780. Everyone who has hit these irons raves about them. I don't think I've heard one person say they didn't like them.

@@StuMarston can't go wrong with Arizona irons!! Enjoy.

7-pw, were they forgiving?

@@goutfromfriedokra7099 yes, they were very good. I just struggled a bit with the 5-6 irons, I don’t carry a 4 iron.

I would probably get the Hot Metal Pro in the long irons and the 225's in the short.

Same

I own the Gen 3 - 0311P’s and they are best irons I’ve ever owned and I’ve played most of them. I think the Gen 4 - 0311P’s would have been a better fit in this category as the 0211’s are more of a game improvement iron IMO. The 0211’s are a great value. Cheers

3 month wait for me

Yes, there is a rule against changing loft. You can tighten the screw if the head becomes loose, but you cannot change the settings, once the round starts, unless it breaks during ‘normal’ play, in which case you could replace the broken club with another and it does not have to be the same spec, if I remember right..

Yeah , I was thinking that … lol

PXG needs more shaft options. All the other brands carry a much bigger variety of shafts.

Haha. I was just thinking the opposite, and I’m a Wilson guy 😂 (do have a soft spot for Mizuno too, to be fair)

@MeandMyStaffy ha ha... no, just means I've surcum to mizuno marketing. And muzino jpx have always been cheaper than ping, tm, titelist... and buddy if you play golf your a plya... but if you got mizuno it means your a real plya

when did u order them if i may ask? and how long did they take to get to you! appreciated.

How’s the forgiveness? I ordered a set but live where I can’t try or get fitted hoping they have decent forgiveness.

@@wnfakind9197 forgiveness is great, honestly suits high handicap golfers well. Really flys off the face even if u dont get a perfect strike on the ball

@@Auntehjems I picked mine up at my local golf store. They only had one set left in stock.

@@wnfakind9197 They feel very forgiving honestly. I shoot in the 90s and while they do look like blades I feel like I can hit them just as well as my buddies hot metal pros. If forgiveness is the only thing holding you back I’d say get them. They feel amazing and are plenty forgiving.

Yeah, incredible value. You would need an extra wedge though, as that 7 iron genuinely would play like a 6

I just ordered my set a week ago and they're due in tomorrow. I actually went with the 6-G because of how strong the lofts are. For the money and quality, idk how the 0211's can be beat.

I've had the 0211 for nearly a year now and they are brilliant, I had the lofts weakened by 2 Deg when ordering and the launch and gapping is perfect.

@@JeffsP13 smart move going 6-G

@@paulmaloney6244 also smart move!

They are sensational clubs though. Still look and play as good as anything in the test really. Amazing how good the range of players distance irons is these days. Never been stronger

@@cameronloveless1751 No doubt. I’ve been playing them since Jan 2020. For me, the only irons that can replace the Cobras are the new version coming out this month.

@@sshadow2 100% agree! Cobra as a brand doesn’t seem to get the credit it deserves. I’ve been fitted for my clubs and tested everything and had a completely open mind yet here I am with a full bag of Cobra clubs bar putter.

For most people in the category to use this type of iron, you would be hitting them 1 club longer across the set. I'm a 12 handicap and have just ordered a set of T200's 5-GW. The Gap wedge I expect to hit about the same distance as my current 9 iron....then I'll have 3 wedges 52, 56, 60 instead of just 56 and 60 that I've been carrying the last couple years. I was playing a very traditional lofted set Mizuno JPX 921 Tour....so it will be an adjustment for sure - but I'm hoping to get just a bit more distance than my current set, and more importantly, consistency of distance on off-centre hits. Mis-hits going 5-10 yards less should make for more pars than mis-hits going 15-20 yards less. Fewer sand saves and long pitch shots required per round I expect will save some strokes. Not every mid-handicap player is in that range for the same reason. If you're a player that hits your irons long enough, consistent enough, and have the proper launch conditions, and landing angle etc., then hitting it further on it's own may not be much of an advantage. However there is something to be said for swinging a shorter shafted club coming into the greens giving more control than a longer club. Hitting a 7 like you would normally hit a 6 (or 8 like a 7...etc.) should give you just a bit better dispersion on average

I was thinking the same thing....does he not play them because he's not good enough or is he too good for them and hits blades

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They aren’t a players distance iron 🤪

F..Wilson, Chinese company and more $$ towards their military...

True, but the argument is by positioning weight back & low, they can maintain peak height & descent angle of a traditional 7 iron. That comes with a significant loss f spin (as you can see from the PXG - which really is more of a high flying 6 iron). So put that in the hands of a slower swinger and you really can have trouble holding firm greens, as their spin and descent angle will be less than someone like Joel’s. So you walk a tightrope.