Mizuno Heads are Here!
First set (still in plastic) in, which I’m building for Graham. I’m now fitting and building on site Mizuno, PXG, Callaway, Taylor Made, Tour Edge/Exotics, and Miura.
First set (still in plastic) in, which I’m building for Graham. I’m now fitting and building on site Mizuno, PXG, Callaway, Taylor Made, Tour Edge/Exotics, and Miura.
Mizuno explains how they’re using Boron to increase iron ball speed and MOI.
Stunning looking player’s clubs with Boron technology producing more distance and higher MOI.
Named after BFG USA President Eddie Smith who plays golf as a southpaw, BFG now offers their forgiveness, feel, and great looks in left handed clubs.
The golf industry is finally developing a more rational schedule for releasing their products. For years, companies like Mizuno and Titleist have been releasing several new iron models with a two year cycle each Fall. Callaway’s high end irons will now also have a two year cycle and come out during the 4th 1/4. This […]
Big Fish Golf proponents have had top finishes on every major tour in Asia. Now available at top fitters/builders in the USA, Big Fish offers the rare combination of precision, forgiveness and adjustability (bendable =/-6 degrees, and standard and J weight heads 15 grams under). Schedule your Big Fish fitting with Jacques today.
Mizuno has added Boron to their new EZ Forged irons. These are the easiest to hit forged irons Mizuno has ever made.
Boron has the strength to make a thinner hotter forged face. greenwichgolf@verizon.net
Enjoy our discussion by golf’s best wedge player, Luke Donald. Mizuno and Callaway are the last of the OEMs to design and manufacture forged wedges. greenwichgolf@verizon.net
These forged beauties combine deep channel technology with great feel. greenwichgolf@verizon.net
Mizuno’s technical staff explains what makes the new MP-54 irons so special. I met David, Chuck, and Chris at a Mizuno offsite meeting, and I can attest to their brilliance. Mizuno is in great hands. greenwichgolf@verizon.net
Mizuno’s Chris Voshall explains why “nothing feels like a Mizuno.” greenwichgolf@verizon.net
The forging process makes irons more consistent by avoiding the shrinkage and inconsistency of air pockets which occurs during the cooling of liquid metal in the casting process. Forgings start out as billets of soft carbon steel. Billets are heated, stretched, bent, pressed into shape through several molds and then hand ground and finished before […]