I've played many brands of irons...Mizuno's give me the best combination of feel, ball flight, and workability. I've been playing the MP 60s for 4 years, prior to that I played MP 30s. the MP 60s give me a bit higher ball flight, and are most definately easier to hit (i.e. seem to have a bigger sweet spot) than the MP 30s. I've played Callaway and Ping irons, liked both brands, but nothing I've played compares to the Mizunos. I like the MP 60s so much that despite hitting MP 58s and 68s at demo days, I've had no interest in switching. In fact, not long ago, HOT STICKS evaluated me, and suggested the EXACT same irons, and shaft (S300 Dynamic) that I currently use...(I am a 4 handicap)

I have been playing competitive golf since I was 8 years old and when I finally was able to buy a decent set of irons I went with the Titleist 962's and fell in love with them. After ten years of using them I decided to step up to the Mizuno MP 60's. This set brought me from a 14 handicap down to an 8 within one year. The feel is fantastic on solid shots and miss hits are playable which was huge for me. I will never buy another brand of iron again. Long irons are a little difficult to hit at first but once comfortable, they are nothing but an advantage to my game.I even play the MP 60 2-iron as well. Bottom line is, Mizuno makes a great iron for every level of play. I am even thinking of buying the new MP-68 Blades! eeek!!