MP60 vs MP67

[hypergolf]

Although a blade, I hear MP67 plays just like MP60. Meaning not much difference between these two in terms of playability, feel, forgiveness, etc. Is this true?

[Fastback]

the 67's are less forgiving.. i find i can be quite accurate with them in the short irons..

I really dont think the 67's in the longer irons are really worthwhile unless you can hit solid consistent strikes each time.. probably too demanding and punishing when your off on your game

i have the PW, 9, 8 in the 67s and 7, 6, 5, 4 in the 60's

[warbirdlover]

Doesn't R35 (MP-60's) always argue with Vt (MP-67's) on which is more forgiving?

[ualtim]

Originally Posted by warbirdlover

Doesn't R35 (MP-60's) always argue with Vt (MP-67's) on which is more forgiving?

I think its Rock MP-30's and VT MP-60's. Neither play the blades MP-67's.

I have never hit the 30's or 67's, but found the 60's surprisingly forgiving.

[VtDivot]

Originally Posted by warbirdlover

Doesn't R35 (MP-60's) always argue with Vt (MP-67's) on which is more forgiving?

I could not handle the 67s, or the 30s

[Pa Jayhawk]

I couldn't even bring myself to try the MP-67's. I was concerned enough with the MP-60's going into it, and couldn't have imagined getting entirely away from perimeter weighting.

After a couple months I can't say the MP-60's are as forgiving as the i3+'s I had, although I can certainly say I made the right choice in getting rid of the offset as was my intent. The nature of my shots is just much better with a less profound right to left shape. I think had I gone with the MP67's I would have been miserable. Although I think I will work myself into the MP60's in time and they will make me a much better ball striker. I think there is good reason why Mizuno see's the MP-67's designed for a little bit lower handicap, I would head their advice.