Mizuno's JPX lineup is consistently a standout in iron testing. Specific to the player's distance iron category, JPX 925 Hot Metal Pro is a beast. It puts the distance in player's "distance". If distance is your goal, this is the iron you want to try. However, it does have weaknesses. Relative to the field, accuracy and forgiveness need improvement. Because it is so hot off the face, go through a professional fitting to ensure optimal launch conditions and proper gapping.
► You want distance: Do you want distance in your next player’s distance iron? Look no further then Mizuno JPX 925 Hot Metal Pro. It is the best iron for distance in this year’s test. Aesthetically, some may find it a bit too large for the player’s distance category. But, if that doesn’t bother you, this iron will inspire you in more ways than one.
✖︎ You struggle with distance control: Distance is important and hitting the golf ball further helps. However, if that distance isn’t controllable, you’re in trouble. That is the obvious weakness of Mizuno JPX 925 Hot Metal Pro, which is evident by way of its accuracy and forgiveness scores. Go through a professional fitting if you’re considering this iron.
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