Mizuno JPX 925 Hot Metal Irons

Mizuno's latest offering, the JPX 925 Hot Metal Series, brings a trifecta of performance and forgiveness to golfers of varying skill levels. The series includes the Hot Metal, Hot Metal Pro, and Hot Metal HL models, each catering to specific needs. All three models boast Mizuno's innovative Chromoly 4140M material, designed for explosive ball speeds and impressive distance. The standard Hot Metal offers maximum forgiveness with a confidence-inspiring look at address. The Hot Metal Pro, with its compact shape and refined feel, targets better players seeking workability and control. Finally, the Hot Metal HL combines forgiveness with a lightweight design, catering to those seeking effortless swings and increased clubhead speed.

The new Mizuno JPX 925 Hot Metal irons utilize a high-strength Nickel Chromoly material, allowing for a thinner, more flexible clubface that generates explosive ball speeds. Mizuno's CORTECH design, with its unique Contour Ellipse face, expands the sweet spot, ensuring consistent distance even on off-center hits. Tungsten weighting positioned low in the clubhead promotes a high launch and optimal landing angles, making it easier to stop the ball on the green.

The new Mizuno JPX 925 Hot Metal Pro irons are designed for golfers seeking enhanced performance without sacrificing control. Constructed with a high-strength Chromoly 4140M face and a forged 1025E Pure Select mild carbon steel body, these irons offer explosive ball speeds and a satisfying impact sensation. The JPX Hot Metal Pro's variable thickness face design and deep center of gravity promote higher launch and increased forgiveness on off-center strikes. Meanwhile, the compact head shape and minimal offset provide the workability and precision that better players crave.

The new Mizuno JPX 925 Hot Metal HL irons introduce a multi-material construction, incorporating tungsten weighting alongside Nickel Chromoly to create a powerful clubhead with a lower center of gravity. This design results in a higher launch, steeper landing angles for better green-holding, and increased stability for more consistent shots. With a focus on feel and stopping power, the JPX Hot Metal HL irons also feature a thinner, high-energy clubface made from 4335 Nickel Chromoly, combined with Mizuno's V-Chassis for enhanced vibration control and a satisfying impact experience.