Mizuno
Mizuno JPX925 Hot Metal HL
7.2Very Good
$1150 / set
The Mizuno JPX925 Hot Metal HL (High Launch) is a super-game-improvement iron engineered for golfers with slower swing speeds who need maximum launch height and carry distance. With higher lofts, a wider sole, and lighter overall construction than the standard Hot Metal, it delivers effortless performance for beginners and high-handicap golfers.
Performance Scores
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Maximum launch height for slow swing speeds
- Very forgiving on off-center hits
- Seamless Cup Face generates surprising distance
- Wide sole improves turf interaction
- Good value for the technology included
Cons
- Significant offset and thick topline
- No shot-shaping ability
- Feel is basic compared to Mizuno Pro models
- Aesthetics are functional rather than attractive
- Golfers will outgrow them as skills improve
Specifications
| Iron Category | super-game-improvement |
| Construction | cast |
| Material | Nickel Chromoly 4335 / Chromoly 4140 Face |
| Offset | high |
| Topline Thickness | thick |
| Sole Width | wide |
| Cavity Design | deep-cavity |
| Stock Shafts Steel | N/A |
| Stock Shafts Graphite | UST Mamiya Recoil 50 |
| Lofts By Iron | 6i: 26, 7i: 30, 8i: 34, 9i: 39, PW: 44, GW: 49, SW: 55 |
| Set Composition | 6-PW, GW, SW |
| Key Technologies | Seamless Cup Face, High-Launch Geometry, Nickel Chromoly Construction, Wide Sole Design, Lightweight Construction |