Mizuno golf club reviews 2024: New Mizuno drivers, irons, fairway woods and hybrids
Scroll below for full coverage of Mizuno's new golf clubs for 2024.
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For ClubTest 2024, we thoroughly tested all of the newest golf clubs on the market with the help of GOLF’s editors and a swing robot from Golf Laboratories founder Gene Parente. Below you can find full coverage on all the new Mizuno golf clubs for 2024, including the Mizuno ST-G 230 drivers, Mizuno Pro 24x irons, Mizuno ST-G 230 fairway woods and Mizuno ST-Max 230 hybrids.
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MIZUNO GOLF CLUBS FOR 2024
Mizuno ST-G and ST-Max 230 Drivers
Mizuno ST-G 230 Driver
MODELS: Mizuno ST-G 230 and Mizuno ST-Max 230.
NEED TO KNOW: A lot of people forget that Mizuno was the first OEM to produce a driver with an adjustable sliding weight track, and although it has gone through a number of iterations, it is back with the 2024 ST-G to help adjust ball flight and dial-in spin. The sliding weight track isn’t the only adjustable technology either, because both the fairway woods and the driver are also outfitted with Mizuno’s quick switch adjustable hosel.
You need to hit the ball with something, and to help the face of the ST-G driver better deliver more energy across a larger area the engineers at Mizuno utilize a beta-rich Ti LFS material. This titanium alloy offers up a 9 percent higher tensile strength compared to SAT2041 which allowed designers to push the multi-thickness face geometry further.
Club Comparison
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Mizuno Pro 24x Irons
Mizuno Pro 24x Irons
MODELS: Mizuno Pro 241, Mizuno Pro 243 and Mizuno Pro 245
NEED TO KNOW: Mizuno Pro, a.k.a. Mizuno MP, irons have always been distinctive, and now for 2024 Mizuno is once again refining what it means to truly be a Mizuno Pro iron with the release of the 24X series, which includes the 241 blades, the 243 speed cavity and the 245 hollow body built for precision distance and Tour-level speed.
The biggest focus for the Mizuno design team with the new 24X line was to dig into what each iron truly means to the golfers it’s intended for, and after taking positive and constructive criticism about each model, the engineers went to work with no stone left unturned to make sure each model was a better fit. The Mizuno design team stressed every possible detail they could to make sure each model lived up to the lofty expectations bestowed upon them, and with that in mind, they believe they have delivered on those, while also making each iron slightly smaller than the previous generation.
Club Comparison
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Mizuno ST-G and ST-Max 230 Fairway Woods
Mizuno ST-G 230 Fairway Woods
MODELS: Mizuno ST-G 230 and Mizuno ST-Max 230
NEED TO KNOW: The max forgiveness and geometry of the ST-Max 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.
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.
Club Comparison
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Mizuno ST-Max 230 Hybrids
Mizuno ST-Max 230 Hybrids
MODELS: Mizuno ST-Max 230
NEED TO KNOW: The max forgiveness and geometry of the driver continue with the new ST-Max 230 hybrids 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.
The new hybrids also use a waffle pattern on the inside of the steel crown to increase strength and help position more weight in the sole, increasing launch and creating a more stable ball flight. The ST-Max hybrids will be available in lofts of 19, 22, 25 and 28 degrees for right-handers, with the 22- and 25-degree heads also available for left-handed golfers. Mizuno’s quick-switch hosel with four degrees of adjustability is available on all hybrid lofts.
Club Comparison
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