Mizuno MP-63 irons
A review of the Mizuno MP-63 irons

Visually at address little has changed compared to the MP-62 but it is the sound that is noticeably different. The crisp click off the face from the middle is the most satisfying on the market.
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Successor to the MP-62, Mizuno says MP-63 improvement comes from a ‘Diamond Muscle' behind the striking area of the face, which should improve feel and control.
Beautiful looks are combined with outstanding feel and feedback. As you might expect, these are only for accomplished players.
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