Mizuno JPX EZ 2016 club line-up announced

published 5 October 2015

Mizuno has announced the launch of a new range for 2016 today. The JPX EZ has a new driver, Fairway Woods, hybrids and two irons

Mizuno JPX EZ 2016 club line-up announced

Mizuno has announced the launch of a new range for 2016 today. The JPX EZ has a new driver, Fairway Woods, hybrids and two irons. These clubs are bound to be very popular with all golfers. Check out a 60-second videos of all the clubs by clicking on the relevant links below.

JPX EZ 2016 Driver

The new Mizuno JPX EZ 2016 driver is designed to be adjustable driver that can be used by the ordinary golfer.

The driver has a striking blue and black sole design, and a simplified three-weight system that has a more than adequate adjustability while still delivering levels of forgiveness that are just as good as non-adjustable driver models.

Read more about the JPX EZ 2016 Driver

JPX EZ 2016 Fairway Woods and Hybrids

The JPX EZ fairway woods are engineered for a high, soft-landing flight and maximum carry distance

The new JPX EZ fairway woods and hybrids are going to be a very popular club with all golfers. They boast larger, flatter heads to help those with slower clubhead speeds flight the ball better. This will be a great help to golfers who struggle to consistently hit n ewer designed hybrids and woods that favour stronger ball-strikers.

JPX EZ 2016 irons and JPX EZ Forged irons

Mizuno's new JPX EZ Forged irons boast a distinctive Black Nickel anti-glare finish

Mizuno has also announced two new irons for 2016. The JPX EZ Forged irons are said to offer golfers a little more distance, while steel providing great feel and workability. Mizuno have managed to do this by having Boron-infused heads in the longer irons

The second model in the new Mizuno JPX EZ 2016 irons line-up is more of a distance iron, with feel then built back in. Another thing that will please golfers about the JPX EZ irons is the reduction in price of graphite shafts, which will now cost the same as the steel options.

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