Ahhh, I just love them. 

My new mizuno irons and wedges that is (heck, I’ve even kicked my wife out of bed so they can get a good nights sleep… pics below)

Here they are after a hard day in the field…

I got myself the MP Fli-Hi 21 degree #3, MP-57 Irons 4 to PW and an MP T 51 Wedge and MP R 58 wedge.

I’ll probably end up with another MP T wedge in there… I’ll pull out my 3 & 5 woods and replace them with a 4 wood, allowing me an extra wedge.  I’ll bend the 51 to 50 and get an MP T 53 wedge (bent to 54).

I don’t like chunky short irons and wedges, but I don’t mind that extra size for confidence in my longer irons, so I may also replace at least the 4 iron and maybe even the 5 with a couple more MP Fli-Hi irons (I love them for confidence over long iron shots).

Kimba hard at work guarding my new Mizuno Irons!

As you can see security is tight on my new mizuno’s… not even a hardened criminal could get past this aggressive and highly trained guard dog!!!

My Wife’s New Bed 

As you can imagine, my wife, Danielle is a little upset about the new sleeping arrangements… but I told her because I spend more time with them than her, it’s only right that they sleep in the bed with me.

Cheers

Sean Cassidy “Real Men Swing Fast”

ps - before you go bagging me about the graphite shafts in these, let me tell you Mizuno has done an excellent job with these, they’re awesome…

“they play like steel without the pain of steel”. 

I suffered for a couple of years with golfers elbow and no matter what I tried I couldn’t get rid of it.  As soon as I switched to graphite the elbow pain went.

A big thank you to two PGA professionals (Mark Victorsen (Vico) and Dave Saunders) for putting me onto graphite shafted irons… without their suggesting them, my ego would have stood in the way switching and my elbow would still be killing me.

First set of graphite shafted irons I had were too lite for my liking… the mizuno exsar IS2 tour spec graphite shafts are much closer to steel in the way they play, the ball flight and their weight.

My only complaint (and this goes for all graphite iron makers) is that they look like graphite shafts (with the branding and colors).  I for one would much prefer my graphite iron shafts to be “iron” like silver in color.  I’m sick of being asked why I have graphite shafts.

Anyway, you being the smart reader now know why… they don’t hurt the crap out of your body!

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