I don't understand reviewers who say a compact head doesn't provide confidence. For me, it's the exact opposite - a big chunky clubhead just looks like I could miss it all over the face where a compact club face gives you a much better chance at a solid strike.
Totally agree. Got new irons this year to replace my MP59’s. The only things I liked were thin top lines. Actually went in for more help but got fitted to MP20 blades. Index dropped from 1.6 to +.8. Power bats are not always the way to go.
I agree. I play srixon z585. I was practicing at golf tech and picked up the ping g700 shovel they had. I couldn’t hit that big monster at all. Sidenote I ordered a combo set of t100s with t200 in the 5 and 4.
Yeah same thing for me , i have a 18 hdcp and i play the t100 because i like the feeling of them and I'm more confident with these than let say the Callaway rogue or any of those huge head , I feel like with the big heads i don't know where the ball will end up
A lot of it is personal experience. Like driving iron vs hybrid or fairway wood. I've heard a lot of older pros actually like more offset because it's what they had growing up.
Perfect I tested T100s earlier this fall and was wondering how these two would be together. I hope you do a T200 and 225 head to head also. I was thinking about a Titleist combo set but now I want to test the 223 and 225 irons it seems like Mizuno has already done the blending with the design of their irons.
@@Q-Bits8 they quit allowing custom golf balls with anything negative referring to the current administration. Can still put whatever you want about past presidents.
Got fitted for a set of 223 after gaming MP60’s for about 15 years. The technology is real and even even though these are in the MP series they are so much more forgiving than a traditional muscle back/blade.
@swrn33 I have thinned a few from +170 yards and it still landed high and soft on the green. With the old clubs I would have no business even being close.
The T100s was designed for high-spin players that have trouble keeping their spin down, players who want a little more distance, and also to provide better gapping when building combo sets with T-200 (a strong lofted iron set).
Appreciate your leaving the bad shots in but would also like to see what happens when you remove the worst shot from each. ie impact on dispersion and spin etc.
Dispersion could be more of a shaft issue - does that shaft best fit with that head. So I would dismiss that part of the vid. The reason you get fit is to find the best head/shaft combo
@@jgeary8473 Michael penalized Mizuno for including his pulled mishit. He declares Titlest the clear dispersion winner, yet, take mishit away and Mizuno is the clear winner.
I just posted the same thing. I have tied them head to head on the range this week (7 irons only) the JPX tour feel better and look better in my opinion. the JPX`s also had more height (using same shafts)
Thanks Mike. I'm gaming the 921 tours at the moment and am torn between choosing one of the two. I've played titleist bladed irons my whole life prior to the 921s. Just by watching this video, I think it's time I go back to titleist. I play just fine with the jpx but I really miss using a very small clubhead.
Currently play MP64 and have waited for the MP223. However, the MPF (Maltby Playability Factor) rating, indicates T100 are very close to my all time favorite T Zoid Pro. Await the rating for MP223 to see if it confirms this review - re MOI / dispersion.
I really wish they would add one more column, and that column would be feel, most golfers like me 2 to 9 handicappers want to know how the club feels at impact, it seems like everyone wants yardage yardage yardage. When all they’re doing is building a six iron and putting a seven on the bottomthat helps with yardage. However, want to know if one is softer and feels smoother or if one has a click and feels harder at impact. Michael Newton’s reviews are fantastic but please start talking more about feel and not just distance. Thank you.
I agree. Personally I care about spin, and peak height. Hardly anyone on YT talks about height. Idc how far it goes, if it’s low with low spin and I can’t hold a green then it won’t go in my bag.
I have hit both and the mizuno pro 223 is MUCH more forgiving than the T100s. They both feel amazing when you pure them but the mizuno’s are a much more forgiving.
Hate that the title is not answered in the video 😤 Would it be so hard to just say witch one you preferred? Or do you need to play it this PC to not displease the brands?
Just bought the 223's and love the irons. I do need to get rid of the x100 shafts a d just go regular stiff or even regular lol. Not a lot of difference but I feel I am losing some yardage with the x100's.
I have the T100s and they are so much better than the previous generation of the club. Much easier to hit and it feels so soft off the face of the club. If you are considering new irons really look at these or the T150 that is due out in a few weeks.
I had the 223's but swapped to the T100. The lofts of the 223 did not suit me at all and created a very flat and rolly ball flight that made them hard to control. T100's gave me more carry and less roll and I find them much easier to control and have seen my scores come down substantially since I made the change!
Titleist would be better than the Mizuno i210 ( 223 is so similar to the i210 by PING) . The T100 line are maybe the best irons ever. World tours, college players, good amateurs everywhere are all using the T100 line.
Titleist every time. I play 718 AP2 and they are simply the best irons I’ve ever hit. During my fitting I hit Mizunos with the same shaft and they had no feel or feedback at all, they lasted about 4 hits and they were back on the rack. The Titleist irons look, feel and play beautifully.
Not a fanboy… if I was I’d be getting new irons every time they were released. Had the AP2 for 4 years and they’re still the best I’ve hit. I’ll try the Mizuno’s next time I’m getting fit for new irons, but that won’t be for a while.
I agree with this. Mizuno feels great too but is like hitting a marshmallow. T100s - you can feel the compression of the ball on the face, which feels solid in a positive way.
@@GameOverGolf great analogy. The Mizuno felt like marshmallow and the AP2 are just pure. You know when you’ve flushed one and when you’ve missed the middle. The shaft is vital too, KBS Tour is perfection for me, nothing else came close.
How? I just got fitted today for the t100s n bought them n i'm over in the channel islands right near france n can get them in 4 weeks.. thats a ridiculous wait
I found the t100 to be on the "large and too offset" side of things (but they have a nice topline)... The 223 are therefore not for me, and that leads me to a problem: with the exception of Titleist (which are on the pricier side of things) it's almost impossible to find a "not totally bladed" iron with compact head, thin topline, little to no offset and "normal-ish lofts" (think 34-35° 7 iron). Life's becoming increasingly difficult for that "long-hitting 5 to 10 hcp playing on hard greens" who still shy away from pure blades...
Surprised that you haven't looked into the Ricky Fowler forged or RF Limited edition irons from Cobra. Nothing is more pure blade than those. Very compact, zero offset, very thin top line and sole. Only drawback maybe is that they are a copper color. If you can hit those God bless ya !
@@jherl8307 I've tried them and loved them... The colour and price, however... Plus, I might not be (yet?) on a level where I'd be able to score with them on a bad day!
@@francoisdesmoulins-lebeaul4273 Callaway, Titleist, etc all offer pure blades. A friend of mine plays the Tiger Woods TW blades from Taylormade and he loves them. Find a good fitter with a large inventory of clubs, shafts etc and see what actually works best for your swing. It may not be what you think as looks aren’t everything. You can change your outlook if you are striking the ball well with a given set. Like all humans you’ll adapt (to the looks).
Just got fitted for the 223s and had to send them back, found dents and marks on a couple of the hosels, Question :- hit a few balls on the range and the club face marked up with dimple marks from the ball, is this normal as no matter how many reviews I’ve seen, no one mentions this, has really put me off waiting for my replacement set. Help please 👍
For me the 223 looks miles better. Even if the T100S is "smaller", it looks somehow chunky. An exaggeration surely but for me the 223 the clear winner on looks.
Funny I was legit thinking the 221/225 look much better than those 223s and t100s definitely look better than 223s It really is all up to each person. (I do play the t100s but am struggling with height (on longer irons) but got a t200 I hate how fat is but I hit it well therefore I’m good. The mizunos feel amazing tho I won’t lie.
I got the best numbers, dispersion and distance from the 923 tour. I hate how strongly lofted clubs are these days. Doesn’t help your game if it rolls out 15 yards.
Mizuno 223 not only look better but give the added forgiveness when needed. Could you do a video swapping regular and stiff shafts in the 223 to show if numbers differ? I have mavrik pros with reg flex and think I should be playing stiff but not sure there is enough a difference to switch. Thanks
Hey Cody. Go try some out. I played stiff and wondered if I should be reg. Tried T100s with various shafts thanks to my friendly store then got a free titleist fitting and project x 5.5 115 gram Shaft came out really well. Tried this and went very well on course but 99 per cent. Went back to same fitter for an option and went with 115 gram kbs tour regular plus Shaft. Between reg and stiff. Better dispersion the best height and distance of all tried but importantly felt smoothest of all whether reg or stiff. Find what suits you. Doesn't matter what this guy ( or me) does. Good luck : )
I checked out the 223 yesterday. The sole looked huge to me. Everything else was nice though. Currently playing T100/T100S combo set and like them thus far.
The new T100/T100s were very deliberately made smaller than all previous AP2 to get more tour guys playing them - they want to get rid of the CB which doesn't see well - and as such, it's basically the size of a blade - which is NOT what Mizuno did for this 223. I have a few sets of clubs I play, one is the original 2008 AP2s - and when I went to the National Titleist fitting center with them to get fit for the T100&T100s it's what they told me - and why many of their fittings are leading to T200 being put in the bag when guys come in for T100 fittings. I think we will see most 223 sales go to 5-12 handicappers with JPX Tours being more popular with lower handicappers - just like the T100s.
Didn't watch video, but Titleist all the way. Look at all the pros playing them. They all can't be wrong, plus I play them!!!! May you hit nothing but fairways and greens with the Titleist clubs. Titleist for life!!!!!
Let's be real... Mizuno is the best in the game in the better player irons. No one I know, other than old local PGA pros that get paid by them, are playing titleist.
Really?? I just place my order for the 223’s, didn’t like the 225’s but didn’t even consider the 221’s. Have never hit a blade, don’t consider myself good enough. The 223’s felt buttery through impact good distance with not much roll out. Just felt more confident with 223’s versus the 225’s, too hot off the face.
Your conclusion was very questionable. The only reason the Mizuno circle was bigger is because you pulled one. Had you pulled one with the titleist the circle would be the same.
Neither, Ping I59's! Just traded in my blueprints for them and they feel amazing with little more forgiveness. Can't wait to play them! It's personal preference now a days all perform around the same. Just go what feels comfortable for you and get fitted
@@wallstreetoneil In a previous video Michael indicated the clubs he tests are built to his specs, I/2 inch over length and upright, therefore I don’t believe your analysis is correct.
@@jimfarrell7196 he's using fitting heads, you can see it in the video. Also, even when Michael request his standard spec, 1/2" longer and 2-degrees upright, it will be from the manufacturer's spec, which again, Mizuno is almost always 1.5-degrees flatter than Titleist (i.e. 61.5-degree 7-iron for Mizuno vs 63-degrees for Titleist - what I call the tall American spec vs the short Japanese spec) - and that is why when Michael test's Mizuno's, I often see them fall slightly right - he could, of course, bend them the same but he doesn't appear to do that.
@@MichaelNewtonGolf I am that man. I play a set of Taylormade PM7MC 4-PW fitted with Project X Lz 6.0 Both these irons fit my eye and remit for a useable set of irons. My index is 14. Wish I could putt.
@@wallstreetoneil my chipping and pitching round the green is stellar. My tee to green is really strong. Get me round the hole from 4 feet or even 2 feet and see how bad I am! No one would ever give me a putt during matchplay ever. Trust me when I say I can't putt. I am useless at it. Always have been, always will be. Sometimes they go in though. 😂😂
I do very much enjoy your videos ..Now having said that can you do us all a huge favor ? Wear something else !!! The jacket sound is very annoying and in Florida, it's just not something we can handle even looking at. Maybe a long sleeved shirt, sweatshirt anything but that noisy jacket.
You know he’s in England and it’s Winter, right? Vastly different than Florida. Didn’t read one other post where it bothered anyone. I guess you’re in the minority on this one, partner. Peace
@@amgolfer3591 look at all his videos ..is it winter 365 days a year partner ? and dont I ask to wear anything different that will still keep him warm partner ?
Watch everyone and he doesn’t wear a jacket in all of them. Rudy, stop your bloody whining. If it bothers you, watch someone else. Maybe you should visit England one day and then you will come to know that the weather isn’t what you get in Florida. Always one. Get some sleep, PARTNER.
I don't understand reviewers who say a compact head doesn't provide confidence. For me, it's the exact opposite - a big chunky clubhead just looks like I could miss it all over the face where a compact club face gives you a much better chance at a solid strike.
Never understood that comment either. The big super game improvement irons look like the leading edge is half way up the ball.
Totally agree. Got new irons this year to replace my MP59’s. The only things I liked were thin top lines. Actually went in for more help but got fitted to MP20 blades. Index dropped from 1.6 to +.8. Power bats are not always the way to go.
I agree. I play srixon z585. I was practicing at golf tech and picked up the ping g700 shovel they had. I couldn’t hit that big monster at all. Sidenote I ordered a combo set of t100s with t200 in the 5 and 4.
Yeah same thing for me , i have a 18 hdcp and i play the t100 because i like the feeling of them and I'm more confident with these than let say the Callaway rogue or any of those huge head , I feel like with the big heads i don't know where the ball will end up
A lot of it is personal experience. Like driving iron vs hybrid or fairway wood. I've heard a lot of older pros actually like more offset because it's what they had growing up.
2 great irons. I was fitted and went with the T100s. Smaller head and thinner top line really appeal to my eye. Found them very forgiving too
Great video. I hope your next video is a T200 vs the MP 225 since they have similar specs.
Perfect I tested T100s earlier this fall and was wondering how these two would be together.
I hope you do a T200 and 225 head to head also. I was thinking about a Titleist combo set but now I want to test the 223 and 225 irons it seems like Mizuno has already done the blending with the design of their irons.
I was considering the T100s until Titleist decide to go woke. Wanted the Mizuno 223s any way.
@@gavinpage83 how did they go "woke"?
@@Q-Bits8 they quit allowing custom golf balls with anything negative referring to the current administration. Can still put whatever you want about past presidents.
Got fitted for a set of 223 after gaming MP60’s for about 15 years. The technology is real and even even though these are in the MP series they are so much more forgiving than a traditional muscle back/blade.
@swrn33 I have thinned a few from +170 yards and it still landed high and soft on the green. With the old clubs I would have no business even being close.
Can you perhaps do a Srixon ZX7 vs the Mizuno 223 pro ? These 2 irons seem to go head to head ?
And once again, great review !
I'll try my best for you.
Another great review Mike. Absolutely love the look, sound and performance of both of these irons. Can’t go wrong with either!
Can you nevertheless feel the soft copper layer during the test against T100S?
Thanks! Love your videos, I would love to see a thorough comparison through the set of last year‘s MMC versus this year‘s 223.
Thank you for your honest reviews for the golfers!!!
I ordered T-100s, not because I need distance, I need to get the ball down. Can’t wait to see them in 2-3 months.
Another great video! T100 vs Mizuno 921 tour would be a great video…
The T100s was designed for high-spin players that have trouble keeping their spin down, players who want a little more distance, and also to provide better gapping when building combo sets with T-200 (a strong lofted iron set).
Appreciate your leaving the bad shots in but would also like to see what happens when you remove the worst shot from each. ie impact on dispersion and spin etc.
Dispersion could be more of a shaft issue - does that shaft best fit with that head. So I would dismiss that part of the vid. The reason you get fit is to find the best head/shaft combo
@@jgeary8473 Michael penalized Mizuno for including his pulled mishit. He declares Titlest the clear dispersion winner, yet, take mishit away and Mizuno is the clear winner.
Two awesome irons right there Mike. Any chance of comparing the 223 to the JPX921 Tours?
This would be great
I just posted the same thing. I have tied them head to head on the range this week (7 irons only) the JPX tour feel better and look better in my opinion. the JPX`s also had more height (using same shafts)
That would be great yes.
@@davidwilson1952 what about sole size , is the 223 bigger ?
Own 223s. Best irons ever, straight butter… and so long
Great video. Can you do a head to head with the new Mizuno 221 and the MP20 MB? Thanks for all of your hard work?
Great knowledgeable video as usual.
Michael,
Did you find the PW of the Mizuno 223 irons going shorter distance wise in relation to the rest of the set?
I have the same problem with my pitching wedge with the 223s 💯
Thanks Mike. I'm gaming the 921 tours at the moment and am torn between choosing one of the two. I've played titleist bladed irons my whole life prior to the 921s. Just by watching this video, I think it's time I go back to titleist. I play just fine with the jpx but I really miss using a very small clubhead.
Currently play MP64 and have waited for the MP223. However, the MPF (Maltby Playability Factor) rating, indicates T100 are very close to my all time favorite T Zoid Pro. Await the rating for MP223 to see if it confirms this review - re MOI / dispersion.
How does the 223 compare to the Srixon zx7 irons?
Which one is more forgiving in your opinion?
How do these compare to the ping i210 irons?
What shoes are you wearing in this video Michael?
Could you do a video on the PXG 0317T vs Mizuno 223!?!? PLEASE!!!!
Michael Newton do you know what the weight of each club head weighs?
I really wish they would add one more column, and that column would be feel, most golfers like me 2 to 9 handicappers want to know how the club feels at impact, it seems like everyone wants yardage yardage yardage. When all they’re doing is building a six iron and putting a seven on the bottomthat helps with yardage. However, want to know if one is softer and feels smoother or if one has a click and feels harder at impact. Michael Newton’s reviews are fantastic but please start talking more about feel and not just distance. Thank you.
I agree. Personally I care about spin, and peak height. Hardly anyone on YT talks about height. Idc how far it goes, if it’s low with low spin and I can’t hold a green then it won’t go in my bag.
Can u do a review of the players irons? Something for the plus handicappers
Great test your swing is great Mike
I would love to know what the differences are between the MP 25 and the Mizuno Pro 223. Can you comment? Thanks
I am also interested in this, i still game the mp5's with the mp25 4 iron, wondering if there is anything in going into the 223's 4-6 & mp5's 7-pw
223, more for me. Really making the T100 look small. T100 better though for those who can feel comfortable with it.
Is Mizuno pro 223 endo-forged? Or body welded to forged face like ping i59? .. endo forged are really forging like new level golf club
I have hit both and the mizuno pro 223 is MUCH more forgiving than the T100s. They both feel amazing when you pure them but the mizuno’s are a much more forgiving.
I like the looks of the Mizuno better , and the copper underlay is pretty cool .
Hate that the title is not answered in the video 😤 Would it be so hard to just say witch one you preferred? Or do you need to play it this PC to not displease the brands?
10:20 With the Mizuno, your slowest swing speed resulted in your furthest carry distance.
Looks like he caught that one a bit thin, judging by the spin
Just bought the 223's and love the irons. I do need to get rid of the x100 shafts a d just go regular stiff or even regular lol. Not a lot of difference but I feel I am losing some yardage with the x100's.
I hate x stiff too, no feel at all, not fun to hit
Are 223’s recommended for a higher handicap?
223’s more mid to low handicap, 225’s would be a closer fit
I have the T100s and they are so much better than the previous generation of the club. Much easier to hit and it feels so soft off the face of the club. If you are considering new irons really look at these or the T150 that is due out in a few weeks.
What shoes do you have on?
Ecco H4 👍
I had the 223's but swapped to the T100. The lofts of the 223 did not suit me at all and created a very flat and rolly ball flight that made them hard to control.
T100's gave me more carry and less roll and I find them much easier to control and have seen my scores come down substantially since I made the change!
I wish to see comparison between 225 vs T200.
I think the 225 is better looking
Nothing feels like a Mizzy! Period. 225's are baller too.
Great comparo!!
Titleist would be better than the Mizuno i210 ( 223 is so similar to the i210 by PING) . The T100 line are maybe the best irons ever. World tours, college players, good amateurs everywhere are all using the T100 line.
Titleist every time. I play 718 AP2 and they are simply the best irons I’ve ever hit. During my fitting I hit Mizunos with the same shaft and they had no feel or feedback at all, they lasted about 4 hits and they were back on the rack. The Titleist irons look, feel and play beautifully.
Your crazy bro ... Mizuno for feel and feedback everytime , no way I believe what you just said ... Titleist fanboy
Not a fanboy… if I was I’d be getting new irons every time they were released. Had the AP2 for 4 years and they’re still the best I’ve hit. I’ll try the Mizuno’s next time I’m getting fit for new irons, but that won’t be for a while.
I agree with this. Mizuno feels great too but is like hitting a marshmallow. T100s - you can feel the compression of the ball on the face, which feels solid in a positive way.
@@GameOverGolf great analogy. The Mizuno felt like marshmallow and the AP2 are just pure. You know when you’ve flushed one and when you’ve missed the middle. The shaft is vital too, KBS Tour is perfection for me, nothing else came close.
Must admit I am leaning towards the Mizuno. Not a big fan of the looks of the T100.
T-100S is a cool club. I wish they were available. Waiting 2+ months really hurts.
How? I just got fitted today for the t100s n bought them n i'm over in the channel islands right near france n can get them in 4 weeks.. thats a ridiculous wait
@@robfooks1274 I don’t know. I’m 3 weeks in to a quoted 7-8 week wait. Now they are saying August maybe.
@@thejalderman just realized they were t100 not t100s i was fitted for, so maybe that could be a longer wait
Michael, you really want to put those Mizuno's in your bag...but you just can't bring yourself to it.
I found the t100 to be on the "large and too offset" side of things (but they have a nice topline)... The 223 are therefore not for me, and that leads me to a problem: with the exception of Titleist (which are on the pricier side of things) it's almost impossible to find a "not totally bladed" iron with compact head, thin topline, little to no offset and "normal-ish lofts" (think 34-35° 7 iron). Life's becoming increasingly difficult for that "long-hitting 5 to 10 hcp playing on hard greens" who still shy away from pure blades...
Surprised that you haven't looked into the Ricky Fowler forged or RF Limited edition irons from Cobra. Nothing is more pure blade than those. Very compact, zero offset, very thin top line and sole. Only drawback maybe is that they are a copper color. If you can hit those God bless ya !
@@jherl8307 I've tried them and loved them... The colour and price, however... Plus, I might not be (yet?) on a level where I'd be able to score with them on a bad day!
@@francoisdesmoulins-lebeaul4273 Callaway, Titleist, etc all offer pure blades. A friend of mine plays the Tiger Woods TW blades from Taylormade and he loves them. Find a good fitter with a large inventory of clubs, shafts etc and see what actually works best for your swing. It may not be what you think as looks aren’t everything. You can change your outlook if you are striking the ball well with a given set. Like all humans you’ll adapt (to the looks).
Just got fitted for the 223s and had to send them back, found dents and marks on a couple of the hosels, Question :- hit a few balls on the range and the club face marked up with dimple marks from the ball, is this normal as no matter how many reviews I’ve seen, no one mentions this, has really put me off waiting for my replacement set. Help please 👍
I was surprised when I saw the t100 irl. I didn’t like the way that the hosel and neck connected.
Mizuno wins on feel hands down
Identical, performance wise which is always the case with clubs of the same design/loft....
Brand, sound, looks, and sole design is deciding factor
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For me the 223 looks miles better. Even if the T100S is "smaller", it looks somehow chunky. An exaggeration surely but for me the 223 the clear winner on looks.
Funny I was legit thinking the 221/225 look much better than those 223s and t100s definitely look better than 223s
It really is all up to each person. (I do play the t100s but am struggling with height (on longer irons) but got a t200 I hate how fat is but I hit it well therefore I’m good.
The mizunos feel amazing tho I won’t lie.
I personally think the JPX 921 tours are better than the 223`s. not hit the T100`S yet, but defo want to try them out.
I like Mizuno
why do people just skip over the titleist cb?
I got the best numbers, dispersion and distance from the 923 tour. I hate how strongly lofted clubs are these days. Doesn’t help your game if it rolls out 15 yards.
Mizuno 223 not only look better but give the added forgiveness when needed. Could you do a video swapping regular and stiff shafts in the 223 to show if numbers differ? I have mavrik pros with reg flex and think I should be playing stiff but not sure there is enough a difference to switch. Thanks
Hey Cody. Go try some out. I played stiff and wondered if I should be reg. Tried T100s with various shafts thanks to my friendly store then got a free titleist fitting and project x 5.5 115 gram Shaft came out really well. Tried this and went very well on course but 99 per cent. Went back to same fitter for an option and went with 115 gram kbs tour regular plus Shaft. Between reg and stiff. Better dispersion the best height and distance of all tried but importantly felt smoothest of all whether reg or stiff. Find what suits you. Doesn't matter what this guy ( or me) does. Good luck : )
Always hit blades better than large cavity back irons and always have. Also hate the look of offset on irons.
When in doubt. Use both. I see a combo set.
I checked out the 223 yesterday. The sole looked huge to me. Everything else was nice though. Currently playing T100/T100S combo set and like them thus far.
The new T100/T100s were very deliberately made smaller than all previous AP2 to get more tour guys playing them - they want to get rid of the CB which doesn't see well - and as such, it's basically the size of a blade - which is NOT what Mizuno did for this 223. I have a few sets of clubs I play, one is the original 2008 AP2s - and when I went to the National Titleist fitting center with them to get fit for the T100&T100s it's what they told me - and why many of their fittings are leading to T200 being put in the bag when guys come in for T100 fittings. I think we will see most 223 sales go to 5-12 handicappers with JPX Tours being more popular with lower handicappers - just like the T100s.
Callaway Apex 21
Wasn't a tough call for me. 223s are on the way. Knowing supplies, probably get them in July. Lol.
Yeah I was wondering about that , did they gave you a approximate delivery time?
The mizuno wins the dispersion if you remove the bad shot from user error 🤦🏻♂️
I think the Mizuno pro shape is better, but would rather see MP engraved on back of iron than Mizuno Pro, just spoils the look to me.
Didn't watch video, but Titleist all the way. Look at all the pros playing them. They all can't be wrong, plus I play them!!!! May you hit nothing but fairways and greens with the Titleist clubs. Titleist for life!!!!!
Have you considered that Titleist might just pay for that play?
Let's be real... Mizuno is the best in the game in the better player irons. No one I know, other than old local PGA pros that get paid by them, are playing titleist.
223s are too big IMO. T100 for the win. Btw… if you can hit a 223 you can game 221s…way better feel and look, shockingly forgiving.
Really?? I just place my order for the 223’s, didn’t like the 225’s but didn’t even consider the 221’s. Have never hit a blade, don’t consider myself good enough. The 223’s felt buttery through impact good distance with not much roll out. Just felt more confident with 223’s versus the 225’s, too hot off the face.
Had Mizuno irons for 40 years. Finally switched to pxg and realized I'd been missing out.
Hopefully it wasn't the same set for 40 years and when did you switch? Mizuno's last two editions are arguably their best
Lol PXG isn’t even comparable. made in China garbage. Mizuno is forged in Hiroshima.
Your conclusion was very questionable. The only reason the Mizuno circle was bigger is because you pulled one. Had you pulled one with the titleist the circle would be the same.
Neither, Ping I59's! Just traded in my blueprints for them and they feel amazing with little more forgiveness. Can't wait to play them!
It's personal preference now a days all perform around the same. Just go what feels comfortable for you and get fitted
Dude, are you kidding me? How can you compare these? Mizuno all the way!!!!
yeh dude.....
Based on the dispersion I'd say Titleist by a nose.
Mizuno standard spec is flatter than Titleist - so what you are seeing is 4 of 5 falling right and then a compensation that led to a pull
@@wallstreetoneil In a previous video Michael indicated the clubs he tests are built to his specs, I/2 inch over length and upright, therefore I don’t believe your analysis is correct.
@@jimfarrell7196 he's using fitting heads, you can see it in the video. Also, even when Michael request his standard spec, 1/2" longer and 2-degrees upright, it will be from the manufacturer's spec, which again, Mizuno is almost always 1.5-degrees flatter than Titleist (i.e. 61.5-degree 7-iron for Mizuno vs 63-degrees for Titleist - what I call the tall American spec vs the short Japanese spec) - and that is why when Michael test's Mizuno's, I often see them fall slightly right - he could, of course, bend them the same but he doesn't appear to do that.
Being Titleist has gone woke, the choice is easy. Nothing like a Mizuno!
How did they go woke?
That T100s looks amazing at address. I can’t see it being suitable for teen handicap golfers tho surely Mike?
I see plenty a teen handicap with extremely consistent strike patterns.
And don't forget that before Ping, everyone used blades, even folks shooting 100+.
@@MichaelNewtonGolf I am that man. I play a set of Taylormade PM7MC 4-PW fitted with Project X Lz 6.0 Both these irons fit my eye and remit for a useable set of irons.
My index is 14. Wish I could putt.
@@chrissellings work on your greenside chipping & pitching to make those putts shorter
@@wallstreetoneil my chipping and pitching round the green is stellar. My tee to green is really strong.
Get me round the hole from 4 feet or even 2 feet and see how bad I am!
No one would ever give me a putt during matchplay ever. Trust me when I say I can't putt. I am useless at it. Always have been, always will be. Sometimes they go in though. 😂😂
Biggest complaint for me is calling the club, pro. If you ain’t one you look like a douche playing one. Just call it the numbers
I love that after a decade on, the secondary club makers are still copying Ping s55's.
Ha ha! AMD? You should think about consulting an ophthalmologist…
I do very much enjoy your videos ..Now having said that can you do us all a huge favor ? Wear something else !!! The jacket sound is very annoying and in Florida, it's just not something we can handle even looking at. Maybe a long sleeved shirt, sweatshirt anything but that noisy jacket.
It’s bloody freezing 🥶
@@MichaelNewtonGolf I'm sure it is ...something, anything else ..in your own style of words..its bloody noisy.
You know he’s in England and it’s Winter, right? Vastly different than Florida. Didn’t read one other post where it bothered anyone. I guess you’re in the minority on this one, partner. Peace
@@amgolfer3591 look at all his videos ..is it winter 365 days a year partner ? and dont I ask to wear anything different that will still keep him warm partner ?
Watch everyone and he doesn’t wear a jacket in all of them. Rudy, stop your bloody whining. If it bothers you, watch someone else. Maybe you should visit England one day and then you will come to know that the weather isn’t what you get in Florida. Always one. Get some sleep, PARTNER.
Mizuno looks terrible T100 all day.
Mizuno looks like a wannabe ping i210 irons
Hmmm, respectfully disagree.
mizuno... just ugly... topline looks awful ::;;;