Mizuno JPX 925 Hot Metal Iron Set LH

The JPX925 Hot Metal redefines the performance of an already industry-leading franchise. Combining the power and speed of Nickel Chromoly with a newly engineered CORTECH Design featuring a Contour Ellipse face, the consistency of distance across the entire impact zone has never been as long and predictable. The addition of tungsten weighting low in the head adds a height and landing angle element that makes hitting precise shots into greens easier than ever.

JPX925 Hot Meta Irons 5i-22° 6i-25° 7i-28° 8i-32.5° 9i-37° PW-42° GW-48°

Shaft

Steel: NS Pro 950 NEO Stiff  Lauch:Mid/High Spin:Mid/High

Grip: Lamkin UT+ Standard

FEATURES & BENEFITS

Seamless Cup Face

One-piece Cup Face geometry with thinned areas revolving 360 degrees around the perimeter, increasing rebound area for maximum ball speed across the entire face.

VARIABLE SOLE THICKNESS

Increase overall face flex area for added CORAREA.

BALANCED STABILITY FRAME

Balanced weighting improves control while maintaining forgiveness and producing a tour preferred vibration and sound.

ACOUSTIC SOUND RIBS

Precisely dialed in vibration patterns for a solid, explosive impact sound.

• CORTECH Design featuring Contour Ellipse: Completely reengineered Multi-Thickness Profile enhances center ball speed and ensures consistent distance across the face
• Seamless Cup Face: Thinned areas revolving 360 degrees around the perimeter increase rebound area for maximum ball speed across the entire face
• Variable Sole Thickness: Increase overall face flex area for add CORAREA
• Harmonic Impact Technology: Fine tuned head geometry delivers ideal impact feel and feedback
• Acoustic Sound Ribs: Precisely dial in specific vibration patterns for a solid, explosive impact sound
• White Satin Brush Finish: A modern elegant, yet durable non-glare finish
• Chromoly 4140M: With its high strength to weight ratio and malleability, Chromoly allows for a high strength face with a bendable hosel for fitting.
• Multi-Material Construction with Tungsten Weighting: Tungsten is positioned low in the 4-7 irons, creating a low sweet spot and a higher launch, producing a steeper landing angle
• Balanced Stability Frame: Balanced weighting improves control while maintaining forgiveness and producing a tour preferred vibration and sound