Brand reference

Used Mizuno golf clubs

1906–present · Osaka, Japan

Mizuno was founded in Osaka in 1906 by brothers Rihachi and Rizo Mizuno and is still headquartered there. In 1933 it presented Star Line, the first Japanese-made golf clubs. For used buyers Mizuno is mainly an iron brand: the JPX line, where the JPX923 came as Hot Metal, Hot Metal HL, Hot Metal Pro, Forged and Tour, and the Mizuno Pro irons, first the 221, 223 and 225 and then the 241, 243 and 245. It also makes ST drivers such as the ST-Z 230 and ST-X 230. Practical note: one JPX number covers several quite different heads, so check the full name on the back of each iron. Golf Monthly notes the JPX923 Forged uses Mizuno's Grain Flow Chromoly HD forging and a strong 30-degree 7-iron.

12 reference pages across drivers, iron sets, wedges, putters.