Here we go again...

[ezra76]

Just won another MP-R in a 56-10. I was not going to stay with these wedges but had to throw in a starting bid on one at $69 and won it. Oh well, maybe I can get used to them. That 56 will play like a 62 laid open.

[Sandpiper3]

Just couldnt hold back couldya there Ez?

[ezra76]

Nope. Had to buy myself a "no smoking" reward.

[twofast2s]

haha.. so this is what all ho'ing is about huh?

[SunnyDaze]

Someone needs to start a counter/ scorecard here - it's early enough in the year to get it going - to track who buys the most clubs or shaft/heads in 2007 (or who sells them, or even both!). I've only been in this forum for a bit, and I've lost track of who's the biggest ho!

[Fastback]

Originally Posted by SunnyDaze

Someone needs to start a counter/ scorecard here - it's early enough in the year to get it going - to track who buys the most clubs or shaft/heads in 2007 (or who sells them, or even both!). I've only been in this forum for a bit, and I've lost track of who's the biggest ho!

Ezra is off to an early start!

Ezra, have you played with the CG10's? wonder how these MPRs compare

[Sandpiper3]

aimr, ive already gotten a shaft, 72 golf balls, and a wedge

I think im up there on the headstart

[ezra76]

Originally Posted by aimr75

Ezra is off to an early start!

Ezra, have you played with the CG10's? wonder how these MPRs compare

No, I have not played the CG-10's. I almost switched to them... had I won the used CG-10 BP before the MP-R I would be. The MP-R has the grind which makes it so much different than any wedge, or club for that matter, that I have ever hit. Sometimes I like it, sometimes I do not. It is much more versatile than a standard wedge but with that comes more difficulty.

[Rockford35]

The Mizzy feel is second to none in the wedge department. Once you get hooked, you can't let them go.

R35

[FKA19]

Originally Posted by Rockford35

The Mizzy feel is second to none in the wedge department. Once you get hooked, you can't let them go.

R35

yeah , its 4th to titleist, taylormade, and cleveland

[ezra76]

I've had a Taylormade TP wedge, not all that great and less feel than a Mizzy. Never hit a Cleveland but would try them, are they forged? Then Titleist, spin-milled , my wedges tear the ball up enough as it is, I don't need the added "cheese grater" effect.

[Rockford35]

Agreed. Cleveland's aren't forged, TM's are decent, but lack feel. Titty's aren't my bag.

Second to NONE.

R35

[bames]

Originally Posted by Rockford35

The Mizzy feel is second to none in the wedge department. Once you get hooked, you can't let them go.

R35

I was in the golf shop yesterday and asked about the MP-R wedges. The club fitter looked around the store and asked "Do we know anything about the MP-R wedges?" The guy at the counter replied "Know them? Every single one of us in this shop plays them!" Appearently they all switched from whatever they had before. My thoughts...SOLD!

[Rockford35]

Originally Posted by bames

I was in the golf shop yesterday and asked about the MP-R wedges. The club fitter looked around the store and asked "Do we know anything about the MP-R wedges?" The guy at the counter replied "Know them? Every single one of us in this shop plays them!" Appearently they all switched from whatever they had before. My thoughts...SOLD!

Yep. Most underrated and overlooked clubs out there. Look through Golf Digest, you'll see Vokey and Cleveland ads, and not one for Mizuno. They know their true fans will seek them out.

R35

[Andy_79]

Interesting stuff....