If you are looking for a little more assistance when hitting your approach shots but don’t want to sacrifice feel and control, then one of the new Mizuno JPX925 Hot Metal irons may just be for you. With three models to choose from, the team at Mizuno has attempted to create a range that offers faster ball speeds by breaking new ground while optimizing playability and control versus what we saw with the JPX923 irons.
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For the first time, the JPX925 Hot Metal family introduces multi-material construction thanks to strategically-placed tungsten in the longer irons to deliver a higher launch and steeper landing angles. There’s also a new CORTECH design with a Contour Ellipse Face that is 30 percent thinner than its predecessor to enhance centre ball speed and retain maximum speed through impact. Additionally, Acoustic Sound Ribs ensure precisely calibrated vibration patterns for a solid, explosive impact sound.
The range, which aims to be among the best Mizuno irons, also introduces a new colour coding system on the back of each clubhead, simplifying the differentiation of models during fittings and on the shelves. This system features a white marker for the Hot Metal, black for the Hot Metal Pro, and blue for the Hot Metal High Launch, allowing for quick and easy identification.
What Are The Models And Who Are They Aimed At?
The JPX925 Hot Metal ($150/£150 per club) is the iron in the range that offers all-round performance and the broadest appeal. The new multi-material construction improves on the performance of the Nickel Chromoly to create precision and control in an ideal iron for mid-handicappers.
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The JPX925 Hot Metal irons also benefit from the inclusion of Chromoly 4140M, a high-strength material known for its excellent strength-to-weight ratio and malleability. This allows for a high-strength face with a pliable hosel for precise fitting. The seamless one-piece cup face geometry, with thinned areas around the perimeter, helps to expand the rebound area for high ball speed across the entire face. A variable sole thickness enhances the overall face flex area, contributing to increased COR.
– Read our full Mizuno JPX925 Hot Metal iron review
The JPX925 Hot Metal Pro ($150/£165 per club) is the slimmest and most compact looking iron out of the three new releases and has…
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