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Equipment Details

Golfer	Mens
Handicap	Mid to Low
Right Hand	Yes
Left Hand	Yes
Material	Steel
Shaft Type	Steel
Shaft Flex	Stiff, Regular
Loft	18, 21, 24, 27
UK Launch	1 September 2012
US Launch	1 September 2012
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Mizuno MP-H4 Utility Club

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5 stars out of 5 (Based on 1 reviews)

The Mizuno MP-H4 is a hollow construction long iron replacement with a classic, low offset look preferred by better players.

The super forgiving MP-H4 will sit comfortably at address alongside any of the Mizuno MP iron sets. The new Grain Flow Forged neck and face maintain the same smooth feel at impact that Mizuno is known for.

The MP-H4 is designed to encourage a high launch angle and softer landing path, for control on longer approach shots. The hollow construction allows weight to be placed deep and low within the clubhead, whilst a trailing edge bevel creates a wider sole and deeper centre of gravity for added forgiveness.

The Mizuno MP-H4 is available from 2 to 5 iron and can be custom fit to mix with your set.

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5 stars out of 5

Mizuno MP-H4 Utility Club Review

The Mizuno MP-H4 follows on from the Fli-Hi irons which we have been big fans of. The original Fli-Hi was a classic, giving you extra forgiveness from a hollow long iron that you could blend into any MP iron set. The Fli-Hi 2 was a little too much on the Hi side, but we feel that MP-H4 has got the franchise back where it should be.

The hollow cavity is a little bigger now and on some of the longer irons you can see it at address which we are not keen on. Apart from that it looks like an MP on steriods with a large head and think top line that gives you the confidence that you won't be losing any fingers on a cold morning.

The sound and feel is excellent as you would expect from a forged iron. But it is the performance where the Mizuno MP-H4 comes into it's own. The flight is maybe a little higher than a normal iron, but it is easy to shape and the wider sole on some of the higher lofts make them very playable from the semi-rough.

The sole is bevelled at the back so the effective area in contact with the ground is no more than a good sized cavity back iron. This makes it easy to use on links courses and the 2-iron version really comes into its own here as an ideal lay-up or wind hybrid.

The 3 and probably 4 iron at 21 and 24 degrees should be in most players bags too. The 5-iron version is maybe stretching it a little as the extra weight a the back maybe starts to take over too much in this model. However it is so easy to hit you may want to import the 6-PW which are going to be available in the USA.

Overall as we mentioned in our blog for hybrids for better players, we feel long iron replacements like the Mizuno MP-H4 are the way forward for better players. Well done Mizuno for bringing this range back.

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