Mizuno MP 62 Specs

Mizuno was founded by Rihachi Mizuno in 1906. The company produced its first golf club -- the Star Line -- in 1933 and has expanded its line of golf products considerably since. Mizuno's list of clients include Luke Donald, Chris Wood and Charles Howell III. The MP-62 irons are Tour-ready clubs and are best suited for players with low or very low handicaps.

The Mizuno MP-62 3-iron has a loft of 21 degrees, a lie angle of 59.5 degrees and is 38.75 inches long. The 4-iron has a loft of 24 degrees, a lie angle of 60 degrees and is 38.25 inches long. The 5-iron has a loft of 27 degrees, a lie angle of 60.5 degrees and is 37.75 inches long. All three clubs have a swing weight between D1 and D3.

The 6-iron has a loft of 31 degrees, a lie angle of 61 degrees and is 37.25 inches long. The 7-iron has a loft of 35 degrees, a lie angle of 61.5 degrees and is 36.75 inches long. Both clubs have a swing weight between D1 and D3.

The 8-iron has a loft of 39 degrees, a lie angle of 62 degrees and is 36.25 inches long. The 9-iron has a loft of 43 degrees, a lie angle of 62.5 degrees and is 35.75 inches long. Both clubs have a swing weight between D1 and D3.

The MP-62 series also includes a pitching wedge. The club has a loft of 47 degrees, a lie angle of 63 degrees and a swing weight between D2 and D4. The pitching wedge is 35.5 inches long. The loft of each club in the MP-62 series can be adjusted by up to three degrees, while the lie angle may be altered by as much as four degrees.

Mizuno's MP-62 irons are designed with the True Temper Dynamic Gold shaft. The shaft features two different levels of flex -- regular and stiff. The regular flex R300 shaft weighs 127g and produces a low ball flight, while the stiff flex S300 shaft weighs 130g. Like the R300, it also produces a low ball flight.