Mizuno T Zoid Pro II Irons

Pros: Great players clubs. Looks, feel, precision, accuracy, spin
Cons: A bit expensive, NOT for mid- & high-handicappers, unforgiving

First a little about me: I am a 5-handicapper who seems to be ironing out the finer points of my game to move to the next level. I have a pretty decent swing and have been working with a pro to get it really consistent and repeatable.

I am...

Pros: Very playable, excellent feel, classic looks.
Cons: Mild carbon heads may rust.

When I was buying my new irons, it came down to the T-Zoid Pro II and Taylormade 320 series irons. Here is my review on a very close second choice.

The T-Zoid Pro II series irons are, in my opinion, some of the best irons on the market today....

Pros: Great iron
Cons: NOTHING!!

The Mizuno pro series 2 irons is the best iron I have ever used in my golfing career. Before the pro 2 irons came out I had the Mizuno pro 1 irons and I thought those were the best irons ever made till the new ones came out. The new irons are good fro...

Pros: Accuracy, Feel, and Playability
Cons: Expensive

If you've been working hard on your golf game for a while, isn't it time to step up to your next level of play? The set of irons that will help you do just that is the Mizuno T-Zoid Pro II irons.

Mizuno irons are rated as number one irons...

Pros: Fantastically playable clubs
Cons: A bit expensive, but you pay for quality

Mizuno have produced many outstanding clubs but these are perhaps the best i've come across. I had been using the Taylor Made 200 series but decided to switch to forged clubs. After trying out the Pro II's as well as the Macgregor VIP's I decided on...

Pros: Excellent design, Great playability, durable construction
Cons: sensicore shafts are too soft for long ball hitters

I have been playing T-Zoid pros for 4 years now. (I own 2 sets plus a set of MP-29's). As a 10 handicap player, the clubs offer the control that I seek plus a reasonable amount of forgiveness for less than perfect shots. These clubs have a slim topline...

Pros: All around great.
Cons: Almost too good

I bought these irons because I had the original Tzoid irons. The originals were great and were what I thought to be the best irons. Until I went into my pro shop and saw these bad boys sitting there waiting for me to test on the range. I hit every ball...

Pros: design, feel, workability, looks, distance control
Cons: not for the high handicapper

Finally! These are the clubs that all "players" should try. Mizuno has outdone themselves with these ones. I purchased this set because I've always played a blade until Mizuno came out with the "Pro" model a couple years ago. Up until...

Pros: Set-up, Style, FEEL
Cons: loss of distance on off center hits

These clubs are a pleasure to hit. Set up is modest and fell is absolutely stunning. Being able to work the ball on command is also a plus from my previous Ping eye 3's. My experience hitting the pro II has lack some distance especially on off center...

Pros: feel, workability, forgiveness
Cons: none besides price

i bought these clubs last november and my game has really gotten better since then and alot of it is due to the clubs. i used to play oversize dci's but decided to upgrade to the pro II becuase the old clubs didn't have great feel. the feel of these...

Pros: light and durable
Cons: pricy

Please be sure you know what you're doing before you buy these irons. I shoot in the 90's and recently fell in love with these clubs. It just so happens the day I bought them I was really on my game and in a groove. You know why so many pros play Mizuno...