MP-67 perfect sweetspot?

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mcflog

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Doubt it when Mizuno list the forgiveness on them as being Low. And being tailored for very low/pro handicap players.
 
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geohans

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I love my 67s, but I don't get the OP and the first response. mcflog, your response seems to be a non sequitor, as lack of forgiveness does not negate the op's thesis-- unless you meant that the 67s are not as forgiving as the eye2s, which is rather obvious. Tong, please explain whast you mean-- especially since you said "apparently." Does that mean someone else is saying it?
 
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geohans said:
Tong, please explain whast you mean-- especially since you said "apparently." Does that mean someone else is saying it?
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Yes. If you click on the link I gave above, you will read about Mizuno's own description of the club, which says:

"A neutral COG relative to the shaft axis and a consistent sweet spot location..."

This is the first time I've seen any club maker say this explicitly on their product description.

Calling Brian Manzella...what do you think of this?
 
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geohans

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Got it. went to the link, but I missed that line. Great clubs btw; forgiveness forschmivness! Don't need no stinkin' cavityback.
 
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blehnhard

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I have used the Miura Blades (4-pw) for about a year now. Nippon 1150 steel shafts hard stepped once.

Great feeling and performing irons. Only complaint is that I get some weak shots from the rough at times (catch the ball too much above the COG).

Bruce
 
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