Flyer712

The T-1 wedges are excellent. They are extremely soft, have a great shape, and look beautiful in the bag. If you prefer a compact look at address the T-1's are hard to beat.

Anyone still have this in the bag? I've been playing it since release with a Ventus Blue 6X. I've tried to replace it a few times but I have yet to find something as consistent. I lofted it down to 7.5 and I can hit a flat fade on demand. My favorite thing about this driver is the forgiveness. I've tried the lower spin drivers chasing the few extra yards but the miss hits are too punishing. With the 220 I'm always in play and it is just as long as anything I have tried. IMO if you slapped a TaylorMade or Titleist logo on this instead of Mizuno it would still be insanely popular to this day.

My mp-32's may have finally met their match.

I wouldn't complain if that is the case. The more Mizuno irons the better.

I'm really curious to see the direction Mizuno goes with this signature line. It wouldn't really make sense to release 3 blade like irons as S1-S3. There would be too much overlap. S-1 blade, S2 cut muscle, S-3 shallow cavity? There has to be something else going on. Time will tell.

Give me a more compact MP-53 type club as S-4