The Best Mid Handicap Irons For 2019?

[@craigbenton1965]

Great video as always James I have just taken delivery of my I210 and really happy with them I tried various other brands but really enjoyed the feel of the 210s and the consistent distances I get with them

[@sledge1960]

Best irons review I've seen in years. A true comparison. Not just some pro banging balls up a range but shaping balls and playing shots.

[@grigsbypoland3203]

Always enjoy your videos so I watch everything you produce even if the topic is not particularly relevant for me. Getting back into the game after a 12 year hiatus so nowhere near a mid handicapper. I just bought a set of "forgiving" clubs and I'm a long way away from needing an upgrade. You asked about weaknesses in our game. Mine is definitely my irons. A short right leg and lower back issues makes hitting them consistently well harder than my hybrids, woods, and driver. Bio-mechanics is a real thing...

[@JamesRobinsonGolf]

Thanks mate really appreciate the comment. Good luck with your comeback!

[@yalbarkawie]

James, love your content, keep it up! I was a 19 hcp, had been playing for just under 2 years. Started off with super game improvement irons. My ball striking wasn't bad, biggest problem was losing lots of shots around the greens. Big tendency to pull my irons left, and virtually no distance control (7 iron can carry anywhere from 140 to 160). About a month ago I picked up a set of serious players irons, the Cobra King Forged MB/CB combo 2015 model. Struggled with strike the first few times I played with them until I figured them out. Since then, I dropped to 15 hcp, now breaking 90 consistently. I lost a little bit of distance - about half a club, not more than that - but my numbers are now on the dot and I'm starting to learn how to work the shots fade/draw/high/low. Baptism by fire, in a way. But for me this was the best thing that happened to my golf game. What's your view on higher handicappers using players irons? Any advice?

[@simonwhite2890]

In 2019 I've 3 goals, recover from ankle surgery, groove a new set of irons and most importantly, sort out those bleedin' wedges.

[@markgould2957]

Great video James. Went out and got Mizuno JPX 919 Hot Metals. Love them! Old irons were 30 years old. What a difference with today's technology!

[@tdhawk7284]

I really enjoy your videos. Lots of good info. Enjoyable, quick paced, never boring. Simply superb production.

[@Bendavidwill]

Loving the channel mate, I've just purchased the 919 forged and absolutely love them, from the word go, so soft, hugely consistent. Add in that I went from reg flex shafts to c-taper 130's, so fair to say the last set weren't a good fit. Keep up the great work!

[@JamesRobinsonGolf]

Thanks Ben! Really appreciate that mate

[@davidpuchtell9369]

I’ve played Mizuno mx23 for years. My game has always been at an 8 handicap, but that new Mizuno looks so sweet and with the new technology in it , it’s time for a change. Thanks for all the great content.

[@lpetten]

Here’s one for ya James. (Ps. Love your Chanel mate, loads of contest to raise my game, lower my score and get me enjoying golf loads more ). Anyway. I’m fairly new to golf (5ish full summers ). When I first started golf my brother gave me some hand me down Cleveland Blade irons that felt like butter at times and nearly broke my fingers others. My first year I got down to an 18hc after about 30 rounds. Last year I finished at just over 11. Here’s my biff. My biggest move on the HC scale happened when I was still hitting those blades. I learned hot to strike the ball consistantly and learned the percentages of playing a round. I went from beginner to 12 HC in 4 years with the blades. Then I started watching many videos and the words “mid HV irons” flooded my google search. My budget was relatively low at the time so I went to the local sports chain and grabbed a set of improvement irons. Cobra Bio Cell irons. $350 Canadian dollars. I got the before last season and man did I struggle. I could strike the ball consistently, I couldn’t shape at all and was struggling with controlling distance. I felt like a be Kinner again. Yes I dropped a point on my HC last year but that was due to learning how to “play golf and the course”. I’m asking, what set of clubs would I try? Mizuno HM or tour? TM P590? Cobra forged tech? I found that a club that looks futuristic brought my confidence down. I like the club to look like a players club, I like to feel the ball on the face. Any suggestions would help And yes, lol, I know about fitting. But my judgment again isn’t there. Looking for a standard lie off the shelf solution. Cheers mate and merry Christmas

[@efbarn22]

I just bought a set of the Mizuno 919 forged and love them. Switched from Ping irons. Great feel, height and length when hitting

[@bjarkebk3735]

i just bought srixon 545/745 so i can drop from 15 to 10 next year -... year 5 of playing golf .... love you vids .. they really inspire me to play more golf

[@joeadd5911]

Your kind of prophetic in that you called just about every goal for 2019.... great job with this lesson, thanks...

[@CookeDawg]

My 2019 goal is to drop 2 shots off my handicap currently which is currently 18. I have been looking at different irons and this video is swaying me closer to the mizunos

[@BradW.]

Old video but I just subbed because I saw you on Golfmates and I loved your description of not being able to judge a handicap based one one aspect. Most logical description I've heard. Me, I drive the ball ok mostly in play with respectable distance, ball striking may be where I need a little help hitting more greens, but I have a decent short game and get a fair number of up and downs from just off the green mostly, and putting is fine. That's why I'm watching! Thanks!

[@troutbum0071]

I hit the 760 7-iron today with the TaylorMade graphite shaft upgrade (Aerosteel?). Increased swing speed 5 mph, Lowered my rpm’s from ~ 9,000 down to 8,000. Loved the feel. Felt very soft and workable. Currently playing with AP2 710’s and have loved them. Lovely, balanced club. Need to move from a stiff to regular shaft. Handicap is 10. Percent

[@simonhague2674]

Hi James, Really liked the review format you did here on the course - particularly the shot into the wind and how they react - good to see them tested head-to-head in the real world. There's a place for launch monitors as a baseline but this comparison was really informative. Thanks again for all the effort you make in taking your content forward...

[@p1miguel999]

good video James. I have recently come on board with your channel and enjoying it very much. I am an equipment junkie and play with several different types of clubs. I bought the 718 ap2's for 2018 but also used the z765's, some older VR Pro combo, and MP 18sc. I recently met up with a friend that is a fitter and with his help i purchased a set i would have never looked at. Maltby irons, Golf Works. These all black PM forged cavity backs married with the KBS TGI 110 black shaft not only look amazing. They play just as good if not better than the name brands i own. all about getting fit correctly. keep up the awesome work James!!

[@johnerrington4072]

Great review. I recently bought my son a set of cleveland 588 tt irons from ebay, as he was just starting golf, and was blown away when I tried them. They were so good that I bought a set and saved £1,200 over a set of TM's. I'll put the money into lessons for me and my son and see if I made the right decision.

[@MP-cx2rh]

Honestly ive hit Taylor for the longest time. Cleveland and Ping also...lowest hanicap was with Cleveland Launchers. Lowest round Taylor R9. Borrowed a pals Mizuno 8 iron. Old model...a blade felt so good i went to golf store bought the 919 HM. Cant wait to try them. Good video

[@edreumann8385]

James, the thing that caught me the most was the stopability of the club. The fact the Taylormade landed softer is an eye opener than others testing clubs don't mention. I have a problem stopping the ball, I think due to height of flight. Thanks for info.

[@aaront5577]

James, great head to head! You seem like a great dude, your videos are informative without too much fluff, and you’re entertaining. Great job man and please keep the content coming. Thank you! P.S. I would love to see a video/s focused on “How-To” for hitting different shots (i.e. knockdown, draw, fade, ball below/above feet,...). Cheers mate!

[@matthewtomlins9905]

Recently bought mizuno jpx 919 irons as they felt fantastic when getting fitted. Soft and long, lots of feel. Can’t wait to pick them up!

[@adh1308]

Great video, James. I'm currently gaming the Ping i210 irons and really enjoy them. With that said, I hit the Mizuno JPX 919 Forged the other day for the hell of it and....DAMN!! Now I want a set of the 919 irons.

[@SabotPottery]

Like Mark F , I was using an old set of Spalding Executives from the 1980's and just last week I pulled the trigger on a new set of Callaway XR Pro irons 3-A off ebay for £250. They're quite a bit different than the Executives but are slightly lacking the 'feel' I got with those, but I think they're keepers (they look ssoooo nice). Love your content and appreciate your honesty James. Cheers, from Salisbury East, South Australia.

[@paulbown3960]

Srixon worthy of a mention too!

[@JamesRobinsonGolf]

All I can test is what I have. ⛳️🎥👍🏼🔥

[@simonspop706]

Excellent comparison James! I was leaning toward the Pings, but now going to take a serious look at the Mizunos. I'm a Mizuno guy anyway, playing the old MP-52s, and looking for something newer. By the way, you earned a new subscriber! Cheers!

[@drewammann]

he brought up a good point about being able to stop the ball. that’s a huge part of it that I feel doesn’t get talked about much. i’d rather give up some distance on a club for high spin rate where you can stop a ball on a dime more consistently

[@88dirtdigger]

Totally agree with you James.. too many labels put onto mid-handicap irons and game improvement irons. I know +2 handicap guys who could game blades if they wanted too and play more GI irons. They always mention why make it harder than it needs to be. For me, my goals for next year are to remain healthy enough and work on fitness goals to help my golf goals. My bag is pretty setup as I like for now, no need to keep trying new gear as my scores are so similar regardless which irons / driver I have in play.

[@cardfan0674]

I would love a set of the Mizunos. Every review I've seen say they feel amazing and I'm a feel player for sure

[@seththompson1881]

Great video James! I just ordered the Mizuno 919 Forged, can't wait to get them on the course and play them.

[@Whiskey10209]

I’ve not played golf in about 8 years until this last week. Played 9 with my 10 yr. old boy (who is in love with the game) and have been inspired to pick up the clubs again. I’d consider myself somewhere between a beginner and intermediate , taller player 6’4” With that being said, it’s time to pick up a new set of clubs. That’s what brings me here to this entertaining , informative video. Hints, tips and recommendations gladly accepted. Naturally looking to clean it up. My driving is pretty shit and putting needs work. Really love the feel of chipping, that may be my strength i ntend to rely on most. Just looking to make a worthwhile investment in decent clubs and get out there and have some fun.

[@ScubaHockeyDoc]

Fitted this year for new clubs, top to bottom. Ping G700 looked and felt the best to me. Made a difference in my playing this year. TM P790 and Titleist AP3s were the other 2 contenders. Came down to what made me feel most comfortable as they all performed similarly. They replaced a set of Callaways from several years ago. My improvement will now come as I work on my swing over the next year or so, more so than my equipment. "Don't show this to my wife." If I "had" to buy new irons, I would look hard at the Mizunos, TM 760s and probably the Ping i500s

[@richardsdiaz1]

I was re-watching your video on my computer screen (watched on my phone in the gym the first time) just now and I couldn't help but notice just how nice the Mizuno looks as compared to the other 2. They are just so pretty. I will say this, if it wasn't for the George Foreman grill on the back of the TaylorMade's they'd be my favorites. They remind me so much of the old Hogan Radials that I played in High School (till I switched to Apex's for my senior year). I really miss those clubs. :0)

[@wdescoteaux]

I play with the Ping S59's to a 7 handicap at 61 years old. Love the feel and feedback from them. Still spin them back! Just researching for a replacement as I get older. Need feel and consistency with easy distance as my top priorities.

[@greghoutchens2395]

I really like your club comparisons, I wish you would do something on clubs for senior golfers.

[@ww-oo7ic]

James great comments on not being able to label clubs mid handicap. Yesterday I hit 7 of 9 GIR which is typical but i play to a 9.9. I had two double bogeys, one caused by a bad tee shot and the other a 3 putt (which I had two). My theory is to play with the most forgiving equipment you can stand to look at. The game is hard enough i'll take all the help i can get. Cheers!

[@JoseRuiz-gv6qv]

Great resource 3 years later, got offered some mint P760s that I’m considering. Currently play ap2 716s

[@paulstanton7976]

James, great idea of showing in different scenarios as opposed to blasting on the range. I would be interested to see a head to head of the P760 against Mizuno MP18MMC or P790 versus JPX 919 Forged. The same idea for testing/reviewing hybrids would be a good watch.

[@dazsmith3489]

Just getting back into my golf and been binge watching your videos on nightshift loving them well done keep up the amazing work. Why have I yet to see you do anything callaway related??? Also you have some how managed to make me want to go buy a M3 driver 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@JamesRobinsonGolf]

Hahaha thanks Daz! Hope the night shift wasn’t too bad! I’m struggling to get hold of anything callaway at related! Hopefully in the future!

[@russgreen67]

Another informative video James. I'm glad I'm not in the market for a new set of irons as there are so many good looking/performing irons out there at the moment. Cost difference is a massive factor and it was that reason I went with the Apex pro and not the Apex forged 12 months ago.

[@Mike-vi2ct]

Still using the tour burners. Bought new titelist ap2s and they great no doubt! But I guess the burners are perfect for the game I play. Don't get distracted by "new technology" I still break 70 consistently with both sets of irons. Love your videos! Liked and subscribed!

[@kylejenks7949]

For me as a mid handicap player im watching this video now because I don't want to spend the premium money on brand new irons. However, everything from the last couple of years is now about half price used. I've been looking at the i200 for about a week but I was tokd to check out Mizunos as well. Thank you for the video!

[@matsfreedom]

Hit a set of Wilson Staff irons. The feel is great, the distance is off the charts, and the price is outstanding. I hit the d350's, myself, with graffite shafts. Love 'em.

[@johntinkler6718]

My AP2/3's are only 6 months old and I wouldn't swap them even for gold plated PXG's... though I'd test the Mizuno's purely for sake of Research!!! I really enjoy mooching at my local golf suppliers - not just clubs, anything golf - to see what's new. Think it's part of the fun to try to separate the science from the blarney. Have to say Huddersfield GC looks in prime condition, particularly the greens, considering the variety of weather we've had this year. Provides a great backdrop for your videos.

[@nohandledude]

Researching models that are currently or likely to be replaced in the next few months. Looking for clubs that I can play for about 5 years as I work hard on my game and fitness. Thank you James for your candid review.

[@mharri333]

Another great video. Really liked this one. I play Ping G with a couple Ping 700 long irons. Love the 700. I want to hit the Taylormade and the Mizuno. Great great great video!!! Thank you for the work!

[@ulrichbohmer9279]

I currently game the Ping I200's. Went for them because I don't buy irons often and the cast clubs should wear slower than a forged iron. Feel wise for me there is not that much of a difference. I would rather play the harder club with fresher grooves for longer. Another great video. Thanks James.

[@TimmyP_]

I just put a new fitted set of AP2’s in the bag after a very close call with the JPX forged. My golf goal is to break into single figures from 14 (and stay there!) by the end of our Aussie summer. Enjoying the content mate! One suggestion would be listing the video links you talk about below your description, and only having prominent links flash through the video. Over saturation gets people ignoring them after the first 2 or so.. Keep up the good work and come to visit us in the warmer climate!

[@simeondoolan8191]

Hi James really enjoyed this , good info on all the clubs I have Taylor made RSI1 irons at mo and am very happy with them .

[@TwatterFreeZone]

Excellent video James and I am a great fan of your no-nonsense delivery style. I have just been fitted at Mizuno for a JPX 919 Tour/Forged combo and the only thing preventing me from buying them is the TaylorMade P760 as it is a true combo set, designed as one from the off - it has speed foam in the 7 and longer irons and pure forging in the 8 and shorter so the longer irons should be more forgiving and hotter and the shorter irons should feel great and offer good feedback. I will hit the P760 in a couple of weeks to decide which set I prefer but the fact that the lofts of the 919 Tour/Forged have to be tweaked is putting me off a little. However, I wish you and other (not so good!} KZbin golf stars should stop banging on about the RRP of the TaylorMades. Mizuno JPX 919 Forged 4-PW retail at £899 and the TaylorMade P760 4-PW at £1043 at a well known internet golf store. Rant over! I hope to get down to single figures in 2019 from my mid-handicap of 14. What combo set would you choose James based on my handicap and your first-hand experience of the 919 Tour/Forged and P760s? Thanks very much!

[@ivannilo6245]

I’m looking at both Taylormade and Mizuno. My handicap is 13-15. Great video

[@Js_Son83]

Need me some new irons for 2019! My current gamer irons are Callaway x24 hot, they're so old and WAY overdo for a upgrade. I think I consider myself a mid handicapper, I score around 90ish, about par/bogey game. Watching all this reviews and vlogs about the new Taylormade p760, I need to test this out for myself and get fitted. 2019 gonna be a good year for golf! Taylormade p760 is calling my name! Chris

[@fmaxturbosi]

10 hcp here..... and it's my short game that suffers due to lack of practice time. Ball striking however has always been pretty good. I would like to see a long iron and short iron test between the 919F and P760. The P760 (7iron) is a hollow speedfoam iron to promote forgiveness and distance (good for the mid handicapper). Maybe that's why it was less workable than the mizuno? The 8-P are standard forged body irons. I like that the P760's are somewhat of a combo set. Hollow body forgiving long-mid irons with standard forged scoring clubs. Great video and thank you!

[@brandonweber3178]

I don't consider myself a mid handicap player, more of a single digit player, but I am loving my Taylormade P760's. Decided to move into them from the P730's. Loving the extra help on the occasional off center hit, I mean even Jason Day is playing them. Smaller compact head, with a little help, MONEY!!! A little something on price, I got mine for $829.99 US off of Ebay with the shaft I needed and wanted!

[@davidoates7227]

I am currently looking for new irons for 2019 - I am a 14 handicapper. This was really useful - thanks

[@liamfrancomb3535]

Nice video James. I like your enthusiasm.

[@lordmarc7845]

I got the Mizuno 919 last month to replace my 850 very happy with the change. I have a slightly lower ball flight with more controls on my Draw and Fade shots, also got about 3-5 more yards. Well worth the upgrade, I also love the matt finish.

[@jeremycrowley994]

Love the 919 Forged have the 900 hot metals but will be investing shortly I’d say.....enjoying your content keep up the great work 👍

[@jimbeel1017]

Great videos James. Good down to earth views. 👍🏌️‍♂️👍

[@matthewderidder286]

Currently play the MMC 5-PW. I pulled the trigger on JPX 919 tours. Hurry up UPS! Realized my iron misses are not when I miss the center. They come from not being on plane or face being open/ closed. Always loved the look of smaller heads but not quite a blade. Tours seem to fit in well. Got the lofts made a degree stronger. My goal is to go from about a ten HDCP to a 4-6 this year with more practice and steady lessons.

[@andyf-d4222]

Really enjoy your club reviews. I play off 18 and would love to upgrade my Adams irons, but the cost of some these sets are really restrictive. I like the look and sound of the Mizuno JPX. Is it worth getting them fitted? Thank you for putting the fun back in golf.

[@RichardJones-hk6vs]

Great video. JPX for me. Need to replace my old MP57S will definitely by sticking with Mizuno. They are “Mint” haha!!

[@BeachBow]

Entertaining and informative as always. Really enjoy your content and how you're presenting the data. Much prefer course testing over the inhouse dry ball testing. I'm not planning on changing from my P790s, but if I had the $$$ I'd be putting the 919s in my bag. Maybe somebody with more $$$ than brains will decide to sell their 919s to buy the next latest-and-greatest set of clubs and I'll finally get some.

[@graememcbride5296]

Hey James. Can't stop watching your videos. I am really on the lookout for a new set of irons for this season and your reviews are helping me judge. I am only recently getting back into the game after 10yrs away. Was previously a HC of 7 but prob in the mid teens now. Had a try of the new Ping BluePrints and loved the wedge and 7iron. Wasn't really striking the 4iron well 😂 After this review though thinking of trying the Mizuno JPX's

[@raginasianinvasion]

Excellent comparison, great choice of irons! Keep up the great work you really have everything rolling now!

[@JamesRobinsonGolf]

Thanks Mike! Really appreciate the messages of support. Glad you enjoyed it

[@tylermcelroy5596]

I tested the Titleist AP-3, Ping i-210 and the Cobra Forged Tec Black irons last year at my local golf store, Carl's Golfland in Michigan. I ended up getting the cobras. I was able to play about twice a week all last year which was nice. Really happy with the Cobras. I would have to agree with James though, the feel of the Pings wasn't what I was hoping for, and I went in wanting the Pings.

[@Brightyoungboy]

Excellent video. I can definitely see a Mizuno combo set in my near future!

[@JamesRobinsonGolf]

Love it!

[@jimmymcbride5341]

James, I recently purchased a set of P790 Black Taylor Made irons. I have to say I was really disappointed with the consistency of these clubs. Hit one long then be a club short. Couldn't put my finger on the issue. Went back to my Pro and tested the JPX 919 Forged. Fell in love with them immeadiaty . And purchased a set. Super consistent and workable for me. Not saying anything was wrong with the 790's but they just didn't work for me. I highly recommend the Mizuno. By the way my USGA index is 4.9.

[@SuperElicas]

Another great club comparison - thanks and keep up the good work

[@pjmacneil8406]

I would love to see a comparison of these clubs vs. an older club like a Hogan Apex Plus iron. The Hogan Apex Plus irons are a forged iron with a slight cavity. I have a set I picked up for a small sum and they had a following in their day. It would be interesting to see the numbers on the monitor and on the course. Thank you for all the videos!

[@choppy3690]

Another great video James. Keep up the good work!

[@spickard91]

Really enjoyed this comparison of clubs currently on my radar for next year, already 50 range balls each with the Ping i200 and JPX forged, Mizuno came out on top. Interested to put it against the P760 before deciding which to go with. Taylormade needs to be special to justify price difference though.

[@phoenixkarma1118]

Nice review! I'm in the market for this type of iron. Getting back into golf with my old Mizuno MP-30 set from quite a while back. I'm considering the JPX and MP line and do like the way the new P760 look. The P760 has an MP look to them that I like. Also, I will probably test the Srixon and W/S V6 forged. Love the newest technology and excited about possibly taking my current 13 index down to single digits hopefully.

[@truittrarick8514]

I've had my Ping i210's for 3 years and I don't see myself changing, best irons I've ever used.

[@ryanragan2206]

Another awesome video. I was sold on the i500's but now really considering trying the mizunos.

[@markjessop7724]

Having watched the video I’d walk into the shop with the intention of buying the Mizzys. I’m pretty sure though that once I got the P760’s in my hand I’d fall in love.

[@hd_redsparrow]

I'm really liking everything I'm seeing from jpx 919. Great video.

[@andrewbentley2593]

Great video! Definitely tempted to get the Mizuno. Have even put my One Lengths up for sale. Shame you’re so far away or I’d be up for a fitting.

[@robertsalazar5874]

Excellent review (p730 sent shivers down my spine...too funny!) Im still deciding between these and the Srixon 585... like the bottom of the srixons but want to test these 919s out...thanks again for the review.

[@txkevin3467]

I have always hit game improvement irons as a 18 handicap. I have been playing a lot and have my handicap down to a 15. In the past I have played Ping G10 and more recently Ping G400. I love the forgiveness they gave. In a recent fitting, they put me into the JPX Forged Irons which performed the best compared to Ping G410, Callaway Rogue, Srixon Z785s, JPX Hot Metal. I admit, I worry these will not have enough forgiveness for my game. I still need a lot of forgiveness. The clubs look fantastic and feel fantastic though and produced the best launch numbers.

[@jamesnorthfield]

Been fitted for Mizuno JPX 919 forged 5-7 then 8-pw tour Can’t wait to play on the course with them 👍

[@ybach64]

Wish I could afford new irons,, I’ve come back o golf after a 10yr break. Still playing with my old Taylormade X-03 irons, I’ll probably look at some second hand clubs but I still enjoy the reviews they’re very entertaining.

[@JetBoyer]

James, been watching for awhile and have lowered my handicap 15 points. Also shooting mid 80’s. Having issues with choosing wedges for players like me who struggle with wedge confidence. Would be a great video to see!

[@e.davidjohnson2797]

Great videos and reviews James keep them coming.

[@markmckennafox6981]

Got a set of p760’s on the way in the post and can’t wait to try them out. Current play mizuno JPX ezy irons which are very forgiving but feel hard off the face. Tried some jpx900’s which felt softer but I’ve definitely bought into three hype of the TaylorMade’s. Play off 16 . Would love to be in singles figures but at 50 I don’t fancy my chances. Consistency is definitely the key, but gee is hard to do. Practice Practice Practice

[@matthewsludden7473]

James can u please make a video on match play and course management. Keep up the good work

[@hannesbornman4800]

Nice review, definitely interested in testing these myself before buying a new set shortly. The Mizuno JPX919 does seem to edge other brands on performance. This is also the case in other reviews.

[@davidlepre7893]

Enjoyed this on-course comparison. I happen to be considering a club change and will test the P760 and JPX919 Forged, two of the clubs at the top of my list along with the Callaway Apex CF. I currently play the Apex Pro which is a great feeling iron when on your game. But, as I approach my 70th birthday, I think I'll set pride aside and look for a little help. We'll see what happens.

[@mattp8663]

Great video! want to see more videos on course! my goal is to break 80 this year i’ve only been golfing 6 months and idk if i’m good for the time i’ve been playing or if i’m horrible! but i’m addicted!

[@cosimoryan9272]

I like irons that have a soft feel with good feedback which also provide distance by the way great video!

[@harrisonmills1753]

Great review! Always enjoy your review videos

[@tonymontanna3]

Great job as usual. What kinda vids do you plan on doing during the winter months when the weather is awful? Plans for 2019 is: New everything including bag and budget permitting an electric trolley.

[@mattraikes143]

Great review my handicap has been cut from 28+ to 17 in 18 months. Have borrowed jpx 900 forged used them in my last 3 rounds used to play mizuno jpx ez. The extra feel from forged iron is huge and aids understanding of miss hit shots. You also get a fair amount of help aswell not as much as a game improvement irons, love the look of the mizuno the price of the Taylormade is a joke and it's the ugliest of the 3. Keep up the good work.

[@JamesRobinsonGolf]

Good work Matt well done!!!

[@markbinion1937]

I'm a high handicap player and I bought the Mizuno JPX 919 Hot Metal irons this year and they are great. If or when I decide to get new irons in the future it would be difficult to convince me to get any other than Mizuno's. My goal is to be a mid handicap player by the end of the year.

[@emilymary99]

Very informative video, thanks James After not playing for many years, I'm getting back into it and looking to upgrade my old 21AD millenniums, my 7 iron is about 38 degrees Looking for something that performs best for me with accuracy and distance

[@JamesRobinsonGolf]

Thanks Mark!

[@nzsticky]

Great channel James. Loving the content.

[@danielc114]

Love these, please keep these going. Kinda got the felling although you did have a preference you could kinda use all 3 and be happy.

[@JamesRobinsonGolf]

Hit the nail on the head Daniel! Thanks mate!

[@bign00e31]

Bought a set of 2nd hand 919's minutes after watching this. If only all club reviews were like this 👍

[@VonikGames]

Great video!!! You should make a video on how to read greens properly! Btw big TaylorMade guy love TaylorMade!