Mizuno are back again in 2023 with their latest range of ST-G metals, said to blend both power and control to offer golfers with performance and versatility out on the course.
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After gaining some traction on the professional tours with their woods over the last couple of years, it'll be interesting to see whether the new ST-G follows the same pattern and finds its way into the bags of staff players in the forthcoming season.
Mizuno ST-G Driver
The ST-G is a 440cc driver with a new Fast Track design, allowing for adjustability from a low-spin bombers to a fade or draw fixer, as well as just a stable compact driver.
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The driver has been designed to optimise launch and spin rates, with the Cortech Chamber there to enhance ball speed.
Key features include:
- Cortech Chamber: A stainless steel weight with elastomeric TPU which takes stress from the clubface to create an extra source of energy. This produces a more solid, powerful feel at impact as well as moving the weight closer to the face for lower spin.
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Max Convergent Fast Track: Two weights can be pushed to more extreme positions in the head, from ultra-low spin to mid-low spin.
Compact Profile: The 440cc head has a modern pear shape, which sits perfectly square in the neutral setting.
New Beta Rich Ti LFS: The drivers boasts a lighter, faster face material - 9% stronger than the previous driver - for a multi-thickness geometry, which produced an average 1.4mph ball speed improvement compared to the previous generation.
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Expanded Carbon Toe Wrap: An extension of lightweight carbon in the toe section provides more opportunity for shot shape adjustability.
Tour Tested: A combination of the Cortech Chamber and internal tuning ribs create a more solid feel and sound at impact, regardless of the weight setting.
Quick Switch Hosel: Provides 4 degrees of adjustability to fine-tune the look at address and trajectory.
The Mizuno ST-G Driver is priced at an RRP of £549 and is available in 9.5 and 10.5 degrees in right-handed, and 9.5 degrees only in left-handed.
Mizuno ST-G Fairway Wood
The new ST-G Fairway Wood is a low spinning, Titanium power fairway which has been created as an option for Mizuno's faster-swinging tour players and solid ball strikers who are looking for a penetrating ball flight.
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"The low spin fairway woods is a model that we've quietly been working on for several years - the Cortech Chamber made it a lot easier to achieve."
David Llwelleyn, Mizuno Director of R&D
Key features of the Mizuno ST-G Titanium Fairway Woods include:
Cortech Chamber - the missing piece: The stainless steel weight is encased in an elastomeric TPU to create more energy and move weight closer to the clubface for lower spin and a better sound and feel.
Full body Ti construction: The Ti-811 body with high-strength multi-thickness titanium face produces high ball speeds.
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Ultra-low spin construction: This is created thanks to a combination of the Cortech Chamber, an 80g stainless steel sole plate, 8g stainless steel front screw and lightweight waffle crown.
Modern player's pear shape: An inviting, compact head shape which sits perfectly square at address.
Tour tested for sound: A combination of the Cortech Chamber and internal tuning ribs create a solid feel at impact.
Quick switch hosel: 4 degrees of adjustability to fine-tune address and trajectory.
Priced at £329, the Mizuno ST-G Fairway is available in 15 and 18 degrees in right-handed and 15 degrees only in left-handed.
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