Mizuno MX-300 Game Improvement Irons Review

Make no mistake, this is a sensational iron from a company noted for the expertise in this area and our test team all loved it. What ultimately let it down is a woeful dispersion stat from our two amateurs, who were spraying it about a bit.
Our trio loved the classic look of the MX-300s and Alex was a big fan of the feel that he got with them. If only the dispersion had been tighter then this might well have been higher. Get yourself properly fitted and you’ll love these.

Ratings (out of 5):

Distance: 4   Dispersion: 2.5   Looks: 4.8   Feel: 4   Forgiveness: 4.3

A reduced offset, more compact alternative to the award winning MX-200. The MX-300 offers a more solid feel and greater workability than any other MX iron.

The MX-300 was designed for players looking for the assistance of Mizuno’s undercut cavity design and solid Grain Flow Forged feel – without the shotmaking constraints of normal cavity offset and sole width.

With address dimensions (top line, sole width, face size) falling squarely between the MP-52 and MX-200, and offset closer to MP characteristics , the new MX-300 offers a more solid feel and greater workability than any other iron in the MX line.

The full cavity utilized in the MX-300 irons also contains a reconfigured Y-TUNE Pro technology for enhanced feel and flight control. The milled pocket cavity (3-7) redistributes 12 grams of weight low and deep to provide a high penetrating launch, while the scoring irons (8-PW) utilize a solid power bar design for greater workability.

The sole of the MX-300 irons is dual cambered to minimize turf drag and digging through impact.

The Mizuno MX-300 Irons are available in graphite for £110 per club otherwise they come in at £85 per club.

Contact: www.mizuno.eu or 0800 328 0180