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Nike Golf- 2010 Slingshot Irons 3-PW Irons The new Nike Slingshot Mixed Iron Set, delivering forgiveness in irons starts with weight management. Moving weight deeper and lower results in a larger sweet spot and a deeper center of gravity that actually exists in air behind the face. The benefit is a mixed set of hybrids and irons that are more forgiving and launch the ball higher. FEATURES Weight Management: 30 grams of Nike PowerBow w…

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Nike SlingShot Hybrid The extremely low CG (Center of Gravity) of the Slingshot Hybrid clubs is made possible by the weight-saving carbon crown and low-slung Slingback design. These design elements drive 70% of the clubhead mass below the equator of a golf ball. The CG is positioned deeper in the clubhead as a result of the added thickness of the Slingback bar (twice that of a normal fairway wood), hot/lightweight Carp…

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Mizuno Mx-950 Iron Set–Making You A Happy Golfer And Customer

Mizuno’s goal in the creation of the new Mizuno  MX-950 Hybrid irons was to deliver the most friendly game-improvement iron set with no limit on cutting edge technology. The MX-950 irons are a breakthrough hybrid designed set, with the unique ability to be custom built to your individual specifications. The MX-950s are ideal for the mid to high handicap player who is looking for ease of launch, unparalleled forgiveness and maximum game-improvement playability.

Let us see how the customer feel about the Mizuno MX-950 Iron Set:

So you can see where I’m coming from…I routinely shoot in the 100 to 105 range and have only broke 100 once in my two years of playing. I struggle hitting any iron longer than my 6. I started with a $120 set of Rams. I play maybe 15 rounds/yr.
I’m no expert, but I got plenty of input from others who think they are when it came to buying new clubs. I picked up this set after spending way too much time trying to decide what to buy. I hit all the following before making a decision:Ping G10, X-22, A3OS, Burner, Slingshot and several more. I couldn’t pass up the clearance price on these clubs, especially after hitting them. I took them to the range the same day and except for a thin or fat shot, they all went straight and felt great. I had been to the range 3 times before finally getting to play a round with them this morning. For those of you needing a game improvement set, buy these if you can. I shot my best round of 98, and actually used every iron during my round today. I’m excited about raising my level of play and these clubs absolutely rock!

Thanks Mizuno!

I’m in my mid-late 30s and hasn’t played golf for 2 years. After moving to Florida, I started playing golf again with my old Callaway X-12 clubs. I used to shoot mid-80s constantly but my best score after 10 rounds was a mere 93. Half of my rounds were over 100.

I finally gave up on my old golf clubs and decided to switch the equipment. After extensive research, I have chosen MX-950 for its progressive design.

After 3 days of practice with the new set, I took them to a course where I shot 120 from white tee. Guess what? I lowered my score by 35 shots and shot 85 from blue tee. This is 8 shots better than my best round in a year.

With these irons, I can get the ball up high and stop dead on the green. I’m glad that I gave up on ego and chose regular flex. I realized that my swing speed is no longer fast enough for steel or stiff-flex shaft.

If you are struggling with your old set, I highly recommend MX-950. It’s probably more expensive than other sets but it’s worth it considering if you don’t use 3 and 4 irons. I was going to buy hybrids any way.

Well let me tell you.. I have been playing for a long time with an old set of crappy clubs.. finally decided to upgrade and after reading many internet reviews/trips to the local golf store, etc.. I went for these Mizuno. They are just fantastic and dropped my score from the mid 90s to now 70-80… I am a happy customer..

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How much can I sell my new clubs for?

I recently bought a new set of Nike Slingshot HL (high loft) hybrid mix.
6-pw 3 hybrid 4 hybrid and 5 hybrid. I paid 280.00 for them and used them for 3 rounds and about 10 range sessions. How much can I sell these for? I will probably put them on ebay.
im a mid to low 80′s golfer, been in the 70′s twice and I read that these clubs are for people who need forgiving clubs. I am a consistent ball striker and I seen what the pros use and they use blades, so im heading in that direction.

IF they are relatively new bring them back to Golfsmith, Golf Galaxy D icks, etc., and they will trade in the value fo these clubs for your new set. The prices are relatively standard and can be found on Golfsmith’s website.

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