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Used Mizuno Golf Clubs

£15 - £1,295
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7
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7
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Used Mizuno T22 Raw Lob Wedge / 59.0 Degrees / Stiff Flex - Image 2
Used Mizuno T22 Raw Lob Wedge / 59.0 Degrees / Stiff Flex - Image 3
Used Mizuno T22 Raw Lob Wedge / 59.0 Degrees / Stiff Flex - Image 4
Used Mizuno T22 Raw Lob Wedge / 59.0 Degrees / Stiff Flex - Image 5
Used Mizuno T22 Raw Lob Wedge / 59.0 Degrees / Stiff Flex - Image 6

Mizuno

T22 Raw Lob Wedge

Good condition
Dexterity Right-handed
Shaft Project X LS 6.0 120g
Flex Stiff
Length 35.25" (+0.25")
Loft 59°
? Not rated

£78.95

Used Mizuno T22 Raw Gap Wedge / 52.0 Degrees / X-Stiff Flex - Image 2
Used Mizuno T22 Raw Gap Wedge / 52.0 Degrees / X-Stiff Flex - Image 3
Used Mizuno T22 Raw Gap Wedge / 52.0 Degrees / X-Stiff Flex - Image 4
Used Mizuno T22 Raw Gap Wedge / 52.0 Degrees / X-Stiff Flex - Image 5
Used Mizuno T22 Raw Gap Wedge / 52.0 Degrees / X-Stiff Flex - Image 6

Mizuno

T22 Raw Gap Wedge

Good condition
Dexterity Right-handed
Shaft Dynamic Gold X100 X
Flex Extra stiff
Length 36" (+0.75")
Loft 52°
? Not rated

£89.95

Mizuno Mp68 Irons 4-PW - Image 2
Mizuno Mp68 Irons 4-PW - Image 3
Mizuno Mp68 Irons 4-PW - Image 4

Mizuno

Mp68 Iron Set

Unknown condition
Dexterity Right-handed
Shaft –
Flex –
Length –
Set 7 clubs (4-PW)
? Not rated

£165 £24 / club

Used Mizuno ST190 Driver / 10.5 Degrees / Regular Flex - Image 2
Used Mizuno ST190 Driver / 10.5 Degrees / Regular Flex - Image 3
Used Mizuno ST190 Driver / 10.5 Degrees / Regular Flex - Image 4
Used Mizuno ST190 Driver / 10.5 Degrees / Regular Flex - Image 5
Used Mizuno ST190 Driver / 10.5 Degrees / Regular Flex - Image 6

Mizuno

ST190 Driver

Good condition
Dexterity Right-handed
Shaft Fujikura Atmos 5 R
Flex Regular
Length 45"
Loft 10.5°
? Not rated

£139.94

Mizuno Pro 245 Irons Standard - Image 2
Mizuno Pro 245 Irons Standard - Image 3
Mizuno Pro 245 Irons Standard - Image 4
Mizuno Pro 245 Irons Standard - Image 5
Mizuno Pro 245 Irons Standard - Image 6

Mizuno

Pro 245 Iron Set

Unknown condition
Dexterity Right-handed
Shaft –
Flex –
Length –
Set 7 clubs (4-PW)
? Not rated

£995 £142 / club

Overview

Mizuno makes 7 club types across 7 series.

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Iron Sets

3 series

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Single Iron Brand

Single Irons

3 series

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Driving Irons

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Wedges

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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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Series

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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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Series

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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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Series

Available

T

66

2009–2023 · 6 generations · 1 club type

Wedges

Grain flow forged, and shaped by hand.

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Series

Available

ST

74

2018–2023 · 16 generations · 3 club types

Drivers, Hybrids, Woods

Mizuno's woods, and its case for speed.

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MP2019

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.