I play these irons and I recognize that incredible sound off the face. It's almost a splat as the ball compresses into those lovely soft clubs. I lost no distance at all when switching from my JPX 921 Forged. I gained a ton from my improved ball striking which I put down in part to the feedback from these clubs.
No. I love the clubs and probably won't change them until they're all beat up. They already have a lot of small dings on the back. It pains me to see that gorgeous metal less than perfect, but I didn't want to put head covers on them. They look too good to hide them.@@GolfmagicPlus
I bought the 221 recently. Probably the most forgiving MP blade since the MP4, as the MP18 and MP20 weren't really that good IMO. The 4 iron is probably the easiest 4 iron blade I've ever hit. I guess with the right shaft, they can be played by anyone. A great iron set. Not overly keen on the weird shaped PW, but it's a small loss to the rest of the set.
The lofts are not high,they’re standard lofts your comparing them to jacked up ones.also they’re not necessarily for low handicap golfers anyone who can play reasonably well will enjoy the feel of a bladed club the feedback is amazing and well out ways the slight inconsistency. But never the less a great review probably the best on the 221’s
I'd say he's got a quick tempo but the tempo is consistent and he's producing a ball spreed of about 130 mph. There's nothing wrong with the way this kid swings the club. Reminds me a bit of Nick Price.
I play these irons and I recognize that incredible sound off the face. It's almost a splat as the ball compresses into those lovely soft clubs. I lost no distance at all when switching from my JPX 921 Forged. I gained a ton from my improved ball striking which I put down in part to the feedback from these clubs.
Great to hear! Will you be tempted by the new model out next year? 👀
No. I love the clubs and probably won't change them until they're all beat up. They already have a lot of small dings on the back. It pains me to see that gorgeous metal less than perfect, but I didn't want to put head covers on them. They look too good to hide them.@@GolfmagicPlus
Great review, irons look incredible.
I bought the 221 recently. Probably the most forgiving MP blade since the MP4, as the MP18 and MP20 weren't really that good IMO. The 4 iron is probably the easiest 4 iron blade I've ever hit. I guess with the right shaft, they can be played by anyone. A great iron set. Not overly keen on the weird shaped PW, but it's a small loss to the rest of the set.
The lofts are not high,they’re standard lofts your comparing them to jacked up ones.also they’re not necessarily for low handicap golfers anyone who can play reasonably well will enjoy the feel of a bladed club the feedback is amazing and well out ways the slight inconsistency.
But never the less a great review probably the best on the 221’s
The lofts are still jacked. Tiger played a 50° PW. 221 PW is 46°
Is the muznogolf club221 better for a 15 handy canim golf
depends on your golf game. im a 16handicap, but i know my putting is my crux. i love my MP4s
What's the difference between the 221 and 225?
225 more forgiving, in appearance and technology, with stronger lofts.
@@GolfmagicPlus ok thx
Dude swings way too hard. Good review though!
I promise I'm trying to swing smoothly!
what a dumb comment.....Swing speeds of best players are that and faster!!
@@GolfmagicPlus your swing was consistent.....period
@@kryptokc3800 Thanks!
I'd say he's got a quick tempo but the tempo is consistent and he's producing a ball spreed of about 130 mph. There's nothing wrong with the way this kid swings the club. Reminds me a bit of Nick Price.
Just got fitted and getting them in Feb.
Very jealous!