Mizuno ST 230 fairway woods: Full reviews, player testing, photos and more

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HIGHLIGHTS

CORTECH CHAMBER

The key piece of technology across Mizuno’s ST230 line is the CORTECH Chamber, which is a high-density stainless-steel weight encased in elastomeric TPU on the sole. The TPU material fills a through slot in the sole behind the face to allow for greater flex and an expanded COR zone.

Ultra Low Spin Option

With the ST-G fairway woods, Mizuno has pulled out all the stops to deliver the most high-performance and ultra low-spin fairway wood they ever have by incorporating titanium, steel and their new Cortech chamber into one club.

Option for forgiveness

The max forgiveness and geometry of the driver continue with the ST-MAX 230 fairway woods by offering a larger footprint to help add MOI and stability around the entire head.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

The ST-Z 230 fairway offers a ton of versatility with a higher launch and lower spin in a mid-sized club head, specifically developed alongside Mizuno’s tour advisors.

The ST-Z incorporates the CORTech Chamber into a high-energy MAS1C steel face and body design that also used a carbon crown to lower the center of gravity and save precious weight to be positioned around the head for higher MOI. The Quick Switch hosel which is available in both the 3 and 5-wood heads offers a full 4 degrees of adjustability to take the range of available lofts from 13 to 20 degrees.

With the ST-G Titanium fairway woods, Mizuno has pulled out all the stops to deliver the most high-performance and ultra low-spin fairway wood they ever have by incorporating titanium, steel and their new Cortech chamber into one club.

Gear

The max forgiveness and geometry of the driver continue with the new ST-Max 230 fairway woods by offering a larger footprint to help add MOI and stability around the entire head. Both the fairway woods and hybrids utilize a high-strength MAS1C steel face for ball speed that matches up with the larger Cortech chamber on the sole. A composite-wrap crown covers the toe section of the fairway wood heads to reduce overall mass higher in the head. 

As for options, the ST-Max fairway woods will be available in 15 and 18 degrees (right- and left-hand available) and a 21-degree option (right-hand only). Like the rest of the fairway wood line, the ST-Max fairway woods will come with Mizuno’s quick-switch hosel with four degrees of adjustability.

Mizuno ST 230 Fairway Woods

$179.99-$249.99

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PLAYER TESTING TAKEAWAYS

“Good looking tech and shiny, clean and attractive. Steady feel, felt like I had control. Gave me confidence. Liked the feel coming off the face.” – Jerry Wenker (17.1-handicap) on the Mizuno ST-Z 230 fairway wood

“Forgiveness better than expected. Surprising — best results of bunch! I will likely purchase.” – Bryan Wiborg (5.4-handicap) on the Mizuno ST-MAX 230 fairway wood

Mizuno ST 230 Drivers

$299.99-$349.99

The Qi35 drives features lower CG projections and exceptional MOI, delivering efficient launch and spin across a larger face area.

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Mizuno JPX 925 Fli-Hi and ST hybrids

$149-$160

The JPX 925 Fli-Hi is the perfect addition to the top end of any set for the player looking to maximize height and control in stronger lofts. By replacing your longest irons with these wood type designs, a player can gain more practical distance gaps at the longer end of the set.

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Mizuno JPX 925 irons

$149.99-$200/club

With the JPX 925 Forged, Mizuno has redesigned its workhorse player’s distance irons to retain the iconic buttery smooth Mizuno feel the brand’s forgings are known for in a compact package, while updating the technology to bring the performance closer in line with the JPX Hot Metal irons. And for the first time, the clubs will be available in two finishes for the entire retail cycle.

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