Mizuno T Zoid Pro Titanium Woods

Pros: Playability/Reasonable Price
Cons: You can't tell your buddies you play Titleist or Callaway!!!

I recently bought a pair of the older-model T-Zoid T3 Titanium woods (9* Driver and a 13* 3-wood, both with the Accel-Arc Tour Stiff Shafts). The purchase was made as an anticipated transition from the Titleist 976R & 975F Driver/3-wood that I had...

Pros: great quality and design
Cons: price

How great are these babies? I just recently purchased the Mizuno T-ZOID Pro Titanium Woods. It took extra long to get them because Im a lefty. But when they finally came in, I was excited to try them out. Me and my friends and my Dad went out to the...

Pros: Superior distance and workability off the tee. Amazing carry and good deal of roll.
Cons: Very Draw biased. Hard to cut the ball intentionally. May be restrictive to lower handicaps.

The Mizuno Pro Titanium is the most solid driver I have hit in quite some time. I am a 6 handicap and have played with a Titleist 975D with a UST Proforce 65 Gold shaft for almost 2 years. I was comitted to this driver and was hard pressed to find a...

Pros: great overall club
Cons: $$$$

I received this club as a Christmas gift. At first I didnt like it, but once I became accustomed to using it I would have to say that it is a great club. The T-Zoid seems to hit further and straighter than my old Big Bertha Wood. It also has a great...

Pros: light weight, durable
Cons: Stock is a better investment

Titanium as you know has all types of advantages to it. For one, it is light, and therefor gives you more control of you club, and especially your top heavy woods. This specific model from Mizuno is not the best in the field however. Mizuno began as a...

Pros: monster sweet spot
Cons: high price

I demoed these woods the other day and all I have to say is that if you miss the fairway with these clubs its your own fault. These woods are so forgiving and with a sweet spot the size of alaska the ball virtually leaps off the club and lands so...