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Used Mizuno Golf Clubs
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Overview
Mizuno makes 7 club types across 7 series.
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Driver Brand
Drivers
4 series
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Wood Brand
Woods
4 series
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Hybrid Brand
Hybrids
3 series
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Iron Set Brand
Iron Sets
3 series
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Single Iron Brand
Single Irons
3 series
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Driving Iron Brand
Driving Irons
2 series
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Wedge Brand
Wedges
2 series
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Pro
78
2022–2026 · 13 generations · 3 club types
Driving Irons, Iron Sets, Single Irons
Tour performance, pure feel, ultimate precision.
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JPX ONE
11
2026 · 1 generation · 3 club types
Drivers, Hybrids, Woods
The first NANOALLOY face.
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JPX
78
2011–2025 · 8 generations · 5 club types
Drivers, Hybrids, Iron Sets, Single Irons, Woods
Game improvement, explosive distance, pure feel.
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Pro T
41
2025 · 2 generations · 1 club type
Wedges
Grain Flow Forged HD, in two shapes.
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T
66
2009–2023 · 6 generations · 1 club type
Wedges
Grain flow forged, and shaped by hand.
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ST
74
2018–2023 · 16 generations · 3 club types
Drivers, Hybrids, Woods
Mizuno's woods, and its case for speed.
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FAQs
The questions buyers ask most about these clubs.
What is the difference between Mizuno Hot Metal, Forged and Tour irons?
Hot Metal irons are designed for maximum distance and forgiveness using high-strength materials, Forged models offer a balance of feel and playability, and Tour versions feature smaller heads for precise shot shaping and feedback.
What is the difference between Mizuno JPX, MP and Mizuno Pro irons?
JPX irons focus on game improvement and forgiveness for a wide range of handicaps, MP irons are aimed at better players seeking refined aesthetics and feel, and Mizuno Pro represents the premium line blending traditional forging with modern performance technology.
Are Mizuno Hot Metal irons forged?
Standard JPX Hot Metal heads are not Mizuno Grain Flow Forged; Hot Metal and JPX Forged are separate constructions within the JPX family. Check the exact generation and model name, because materials and multi-piece construction have changed over time.
Can Mizuno iron models be combined to create a blended set?
Yes, many golfers combine more forgiving long irons from the JPX or Hot Metal ranges with shorter, more precise irons from the MP or Mizuno Pro series to optimise performance throughout the bag.