Mizuno JPX921 Tour Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2024
- Mizuno JPX921 Tour Review. The transitional iron in the JPX921 range that bridges the gap between the Forged and the Mizuno's much more compact MP range. True lofts and little in the way of bells and whistles tech wise, we see how these straight forward Grain Flow Forged irons perform and feel.
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Great review! Love the Channel .
I love the jpx tour irons.... I got a set of brand new jpx 900 tour irons a year ago. I fucking love them. They are almost pure blade, besides the EXTREAMLY small cavity in the bottom of the club head. I love them so much!!!! They feel like a stick of butter hitting a ball! I love the jpx tour series!
Great set of reviews on this range
Thanks Gav appreciate the kind feedback 👍
Your review makes me want to grab a set of those babies! 👊🏿⛳
You should!
In my head I have always put these irons alongside the MP split cavity range with a touch more forgiveness . Great video mate
Thanks 👍
Of all these numbers - the descent angles make us happy. One thing to make a golf ball fly long with a 7 iron.....it's a bit harder making it stop.
The 921s really showing their prowess against the competition. Already winning online unbiased awards 👍
So funny when I watched this again today. I bought these (P-7Iron). I love them. I blended them with the JPX 921 forged (6-4 iron).
I’m sure that these clubs made me a better ball striker. I love the control, spin. I’ve lost a little bit of distance from my old JPX 850s but not much.
I’m now wondering where to go next. I really want my next set of irons to be all the same club as I’m not happy with the blend.
I’m now in my 60s so the dilemma is will I need help over the next 5 years if my club head speed begins to tail off.
Will have to try the new Mizuno pro range when they come out in Dec/Jan (241,243& 245s) and see how the go compared to the 923JPX tours and the new JPX Forged.
This will be my Christmas present 🎁 from me to me.
I will get the JPX 921 Tour (5-PW) as replacement for my 919 Tour. Had two irons in my current set where the outer layer cracked on the backside near the toe. Delivery date is set to 25 feb. I will get them with 2* weaker loft. The 7 iron will be 36*.
Just been fitted into the Tour. Went to fitting with the idea of getting Forged from PW to 7 iron and HM Pro in the 6 and 5.
However, spin profile in the Forged and HM was low. (For me anyway) I got better numbers with the Tour and the distance I expect / want. Current set is MP18SC so these were not scary to look at or hit. ( I get that people think blades or ‘players clubs’ are hard to hit but I think more should give them a try especially as the bonus side is Loft.... loft is your friend !)
would love to see your thoughts on 921 tour vs 223. Currently use 919 tour(6-pw & pxg 0211st gap) and thinking of going either 921tour/hmpro or 225/223. I'd like to an idea before walking into a fitting.
Just had an iron fitting and hit the new Taylor made, mizuno, Titleist, and pxg irons. Once we got the shaft dialed in to dg x100 it came down to the head. I was stuck between the jpx921 tour and the Titleist t100s. After a few rounds of switching back and forth the mizuno was a clear winner because of feel and actually did slightly better on off center strikes. Went into the fitting expecting to be fitted into the forged model but I clearly gravitated toward the better players club and hit them much more solid. My recommendation is to always get fit. Good luck.
@tony same story here man, I was inches away from committing to the 921 forged this week, tried the Tour for fun and ended up hitting it well. For a guy who does not deloft clubs well, the fitter and I determined that the Tour model did not need a loft adjustment as I was making great contact with them compared to the Forged, very excited to have them in my bag once they come in soon. My final distance numbers for the #6 iron on the Tour were only 2-3 yards shorter than the Forged, but the Tour will last much longer and I can learn to play into them.
Adam Aylsworth Amazing what the fitting process can bring to light. My whole setup has now changed. Different shaft, 2 degrees flat, 1/2 inch long, and hitting lasers with the JPX tour. They can’t get here fast enough. Glad you had a similar experience. Play well.
Great advert of the real world reasons to get custom fit 👍
I went for the MP 20. Love them, but I'd like to see a comparison between the 921 Tour and the MP blade.
ps. Really like the new data format and comparison chart.
Thanks Bob, much appreciate the kind feedback 👍
Fantastic review as always. The tour being a fully forged iron ( currently in the bag, JPX919 Forged(5-GW) and a MP20HMB 4 iron bent to 21 deg), what would be the impact on playability of ordering the Tour irons strengthened in loft by 2 to 3 degrees?
Keep well
Mizuno will generally only strengthen loft by 2 degrees, if you need more then an aftermarket Pro may bend them fractionally more for you.
I have a video coming soon to showcase the JPX921 ranges potential for blending 👍
AskGolfNut thanks Jay look forward to it. A comparison of the MP20 HMB and JPX921 would be interesting with both forged chromoly
Great review Jay.. Love the summary data in chart form comparing all the 4 clubs together on one screen.. Brilliant. The Forged model will be my go too up against the Ping i210 or if i wait until next spring for my custom fit then possibly the i210 replacement. Since i tend to be a more of digger instead of a sweeper with my mid to short irons i think the sole design of the Ping i210 would be better for me.. what do you think about that? I’ll see how my custom fit goes and decide from there with the help of the fitter of course.
No replacement of any i series irons for at least another year or so, so I'd definitely give them all a good test to see which may compare more favourably 👍
AskGolfNut so to confirm, no new i series irons in the spring of 2021 ?
Not until start of AW21 (September)
AskGolfNut 😳 thanks for the heads up ! I haven’t played a round since Sept 2019 due to Rotator cuff surgery in December 2019 and then being infected with COVID-19 in April 2020. Still going for physical therapy for my shoulder and my strength nor my swing is ready. Looks like I’ll be going for my custom fit in the spring of 2021. So my two main choices for irons will be Ping i210 and Mizuno JPX 921 Forged. Definitely going graphite shafts for irons to help the shock. Any good recommendations as a Starting point? My driver swing speed is approximately 100 mph at least before I injured my shoulder. Also Definitely going ping glide 3.0 wedges in the 54 & 58 degrees.
Next video, 921 Tour vs MP20mmc
Getting some good traction your suggestion.... May have to put those to the test 👍
@@AskGolfNut Please!!! Do compare Tour vs MP20 MMC. Thank you!
@@AskGolfNut o yeah...gotta do it
Yes please!!!
Jay, love the honest review.
Two questions:
1. Could you blend these with other clubs in the Mizuno family in a way that would work with the gapping?
2. Serious question. What would you do for a 3 iron or even a 2 iron? I love my long irons.
I have the JPX Forged irons. My 7 iron carries ~ 160 , total ~ 165.
I can shape my irons both ways.
Current handicap 6.5 (down from 12 since I switched to Mizuno irons).
My home course is long, windy and championship standard. I want to improve.
I’m clueless in terms of where to go with my next purchase and this range isn’t making it any easier to choose.
I've got a video coming soon about showcasing the blending ability of the whole JPX921 range, and for a 2 iron I'd definitely go for the MP20 HMB if you were thinking about keeping with Mizuno. Otherwise the Ping Crossover always gets overlooked but proves to perform exceptionally well in that category.
AskGolfNut thanks Jay. As always really appreciate your expertise and knowledge.
What shaft were you testing in these and what flex?
Where did you find the sile width and sweet spot height charts? Would love to see those for the full range.
Hi Brock. Mizuno have spent a lot of time adding a lot of the new information to their website. Take a look and you can spend ages comparing 👍
Would love to see a comparison between the JPX921 Tour and the standard MP20 blades.
Where would this fit beside the MP range?
Does it offer any more forgiveness than the MP or less than MMC or HMB.
So could you do a mixed set shall we say 4-5-6 with hot metal pro 7-8-9-W with the forged how would the gapping work our on that ?????
Got a similar setup video coming looking at the potential blending options of the new JPX921 series.... 👍
Can't wait to see that I have the MP 54 irons that I use if the gapping works could be interested in looking into a new set
@@AskGolfNut So when's this blending video coming Jay? I'm getting a little impatient lol.
I'd like to blend the Forged with the Tours, I think the Tours look stunning.
Felt this were forgiving compared to the 919 tour
Mizuno will admit the grain flow forged doesn’t mean it always feels good. They had a lot of complaints about the 900 and they spoke about changes to the 919 to make it feel better based on customer feedback. I’m glad they said they are trying to make the 921 feel even better.
If I can find the older heads I may do a 900 919 and 921 compare 👍
@@AskGolfNut I'd like that.
Please do
yes
Want a set I guess 😊
Think these souls be sold as an advance cavity back or beginners blade ! Very nice clubs !!
I think so too!
What are best irons if most of my misses are more heely?
Hi Michael, unfortunately there aren't any clubs specifically made or designed to assist with heel strikes due to the inefficient cor that it produces, however going to something with a larger spaces tungsten weighting may help.
Primarily though for that miss I would always suggest having a lesson or two to migrate to a more central strike.
Thanks for the comment and for watching 👍
@@AskGolfNut thank you. Have played mizunos for a long time. Currently use mp20 mmc hmb combo set. Many orthopedic surgeries in last decade. Used to draw ball naturally now the fade i
Fade is more natural hence the heel misses. I went half inch longer on my irons to accommodate for surgeries. May have to readjust as I get stronger
I call my 919 tours CBlades lol , right between a blade and CB
I would have liked to see Mizuno, with the JPX line, embrace slightly stronger lofts with the Tour - like the Titleist TS100s - thus you'd have the traditional lofts with the MPs and modern lofts (7 iron at 32/33) in the JPX line - I'd predict more players being interested if this was the case - I know I would - but I still want the PW at 46 for gapping purposes. And for blending, I think the Forged should be backed off to the 919 spec of a 32 degree 7 iron
Bend them, exactly as you please. Make a custom order and Mizuno will bend them for you.
Video coming soon showing how the lofts can be blended to fit every JPX921 iron in one set 🤔😉
These are nowhere near as intimidating as true blades. If you’re ball striking isn’t that bad you can game these no issues
Agreed, I found them way more forgiving than I expected. Plus decent strikes are super consistent with distance
One word: ‘blade-ish’
Should be a new iron category 😊
Blade-ish but not difficult to hit.