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More often than not, I am usually a tad on the toe side of center when I hit anyways. I feel like these clubs are very forgiving for what they are. The only time I really seem to suffer is when I really thin it, or hit the good 'ol fashioned hosel rocket. I really do love these clubs, they look really nice too. The thinner top line took some getting used to, but I got used to that quick. The one thing I would recommend is - whenever you get new irons - look into the current swing weight of the irons you're currently using and get your new irons as close to that same swing weight as possible. Will make the transition easier and won't make you re-learn your swing!

Yes , that is correct. I got my set starting at a 5 Iron, but the 4 & 5 are both the forged. I love these clubs, bet irons I've ever hit!

@@reale32590 hit them in the simulator the other day. Hit them so well I bought them. Can't wait to get them on the course

@@canes075 Thats awesome! I actually had my brother hit mine over the weekend and he bought a set yesterday haha. They are the best clubs around!

I couldn’t agree more. I must say, I was a little bummed when I originally got fit for the 919 forged that they didn’t have the tour edition for lefties. Before any of my mizuno clubs, I played with some big ol cavity backs so it was a nice change for me. Since I’ve got the 921 tours I’ve been holding a 10-11 handicap and I love them. If only mizuno had a driver that made you hit straight every time 😂. Thank you for your comment!

I personally like them. The difference between the 919 Forged and 921 Forged lofts didn't make too much of a difference to me, it's only 2 degrees I believe on irons. My distances are more on par with my buddies now, so it helps in my club selection as well. I tend to hit my clubs further than most, so these lofts kind of helped me sync up with others so I can make better decisions on the par 3's. Hope that helps!

Hi Conrad, thanks for the comment. I ordered my set 5-PW so it didn't come with a gap wedge. All the wedges that I play are the black Taylormade MG2's. I've had vokeys and cbx2's and they were all sub-par to the MG2's. So I carry a 50, 54 (bent to 55) and a 60 degree wedge. If you get the 921's you wont regret it, they are the best irons I have ever owned

@@reale32590 nice I’ll look into the wedges.. better then vokeys is a big statement so def going to try that out thanks man

@@conradbarrett6 people are obsessed with them, but they felt so clunky to me, and like a really “hard” wedge. The mg2’s feel very responsive and they are really easy to control. I really like the weight distribution of them too

@@reale32590 what do you think about getting clubs fitted do you recommend that.. my first set of clubs I did get fit for them and then my second set I did not but I don’t remember if it helped or not lol

@@conradbarrett6 I got fit for my recent set of clubs (the 919's, but I applied the same settings to the 921's). But during the fitting process, it was crazy to see the difference between the stiffness in the different shafts, how it affected the flight and accuracy of my shots. I think it is definitely beneficial to get fit, the shaft will make all the difference for you! If your shaft is too stiff you may be more willing to slice the ball or not be able to get it in the air, if it's too soft you may launch too high, not get enough distance or not be able to accurately aim your ball because it'll just take off after you hit it. For the extra $100 or so you'll pay for the fitting, I think it is definitely worth it. I was about a 16 handicap before getting my mizuno's and now I am a 11.1. Between getting fit and putting in some good practice, I've been able to bring down my scores a bit!

Hey man, thank you for the comment! So I have been using them at the range every weekend and I have a simulator in my shed that I've been hitting on pretty frequently. They are awesome. I feel like I have so much control with them and the distance is great too! I have been working on my gapping so I can strike better. I was a 14 handicap last year, and I am currently a 11.1 and hopefully moving down. They look "bladey" but they are very forgiving, in my opinion. I still highly recommend them

I honestly found them easier to hit than the 919’s. I feel like I have better accuracy with the 921 long irons too. I feel like the contact is just so great on the 921’s. Either way they are both great, I am definitely favoring the 921’s...hope that helps!

They are awesome clubs! The head size is a little smaller than the 919’s, but you still feel confident over the ball. Good luck at your fitting!

Haha thank you, thank you :)