Mizuno JPX800 hybrid
A review of the Mizuno JPX800 hybrid
The Mizuno JPX800 offers a big step up visually from the old MX hybrid and it also performs better. The bullet head copes with the vast majority of lies and particularly impresses from the rough.
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The Mizuno JPX800 hybrids have large clubheads, with a view to giving the clubs the feel of a lofted wood. A lightweight Exsar HS5 graphite shaft comes as standard.
One of few hybrids that combine a large head with great looks but produced a higher flight than we are used to from Mizuno hybrids. which won't suit everyone.
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