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For years, I used all types of wedges. Long time ago we had Macgregor, Spalding, Wilson, until Ping came with a new approach. Years later new names came and concentrated in specific clubs. Today Cleveland and Titlest have the big names in the market. Mizuno is for me a wedge and a club. I like to use Mizuno the full swing when I'm 40 to 70 yards to the flag. The result is remarkable. When I use it in the bunker or close to the green, I can control quite well the distance and back spin. What else do I need? I trust Mizuno, who is in the marker for a century. A matter of trust, but that's what I need when I hit the ball.
I bought these MP T-10 wedges based on reviews from golf sites. Since they are an older model, the price was great. They are every bit as good as the golf review sites said. I've played Titelist, Callaway, and others. I like these better because of the sole grind. Mizuno claims they made the grind lay better when you open the face. It really does. The lead edge does not go up when you open the face. I feel like I get very little increase in bounce by opening the face. Not sure how this works but I like it. The black finish looks fantastic when they are new and wears quickly to look used. I do wish the finish looked new for longer. The finish was changed for the newer model T-11. Do I zip the ball back ten feet with every little pitch shot? Nope. Never have with any wedge. They do provide consistent feel and distance control. I'm adding to my collection as long as I can find new ones on Amazon at a fair price.Read full review
I have purchased 2 sets of the Mizuno MP-T10 Wedges, Black and and White Satin, (64*, 60* and 56* lofts). One set is for myself (replaces my older Cleveland wedges) and based upon my positive experiance with them I got a second set for my son. I use these wedges for full swing shots 100 yds or less. I also find them useful for sand work and short shots around the green, (or any place a lofted shot is required). These are very good wedges at an excellent price. I particulary like the T-10's as they are easy to hit a consistant distance and stick nicely on the green.
Mizuno doesn't advertise or pay many people to play their clubs. These wedges, I have 52/7,56/13 and 60/5 in my bag, are great. They have a much smaller head than Vokeys and other brands. The feel of a forged club on pitches and chips is better. The grooves on these wedges are the most aggressive Mizuno ever( past tense) made.They made this club for a short time. BUY this club. I like it so much I bought a second set as backup in case the USGA doesn't come to their senses. The black satin finish gets marked up early. The finish is designed to break down. I have gotten really good deals on used clubs because low mile clubs can look bad and be almost new.
I bought this particular club because my research showed Mizuno MP T-10 wedges were very good for the amature player, They were correct. At first glance I liked the shape, size and color of the club, and the balance it has when using it. Then after the second round I notices the club was already loosing the face coating and there was loss on the sole. It si nce has begun to get a slight bit of rust building up on the entire head. Well, since thiks has begun, my stopping the ball has increased and the look doesn't effect the club. Glad I bought it, I've normally relied on Titelist or Cleveland. Now I have three wedge makers I'll trust.