It was no secret that the MP-32 was designed for the better player but even the best players in the world enjoy a bit of forgiveness now and again. The trend in "players" irons in recent years has been towards cavity backed irons that provide both workability and forgiveness. Blades seem to be on the way out because many of these new irons do the almost same thing but allow the golfer a bit more room for error. Mizuno needed to keep the traditional look of the MP-32 but understood that more forgiveness was needed and the Mizuno MP-60 Ironswas born.

The MP-60's feature an innovative Cut Muscle Cavity design that provides ideal COG locations, perfect trajectory, enhanced solid feel and increased forgiveness. Golf ClubsThe grain Flow Forged, 1025 select mild carbon steel provides the ultimate soft, solid, consistent feel. They come with a durable double nickel chrome plated finish and modified U-grooves produce the ideal spin rate for maximum playability in all conditions.

The Mizuno MP-60 Cut Muscle Cavity iron continues to maximize the performance for today's more aggressive game. The Grain Flow Forged MP-60 is 4% larger and has a 10% larger sweet area when compared to its outstanding Cut Muscle counterpart, the MP-32.

The Cut Muscle design in the Mizuno MP-60 Irons delivers a slightly higher ball flight in the long irons, and a mid trajectory in the scoring irons, while the Cut Muscle design precisely positions the COG in each club for a consistent and predictable ball flight.

Despite their ever-so-slightly larger size, the MP 60 has the traditional appearance that is favored by better golfers. They have a nickel chrome plated finish that looks gorgeous and shines in the sun on the golf course, and they feature the excellent True Temper Dynamic Gold shafts that most pros prefer, as well as the Golf Pride Tour Velvet grip.

These Mizuno MP-60 Irons really are the best out there if you have a single digit handicap. They live up to all the hype and awards they recieved from Golf Digest and Golf Magazine. The MP-60's are pretty much right on the money in terms of accuracy and distance is actually very good, especially for blades. It is very easy to work the ball with these irons and they are an absolute joy to hit.