Mizuno STZ220 Driver Review. A Driver designed for the amateur golfer.
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- Mizuno STZ220 Driver Forgiveness Review: Finally the change in direction I've been wanting.... All manufacturers have been insistent for years on the ever pointless search for more and more yards, more ball speed, where Driver faces have been governed for years. Mizuno have been the first to have chosen to go the way of Ping in their head weights and focus on sheer forgiveness since they have reached the limits with ball speed.
Could this change in direction mean finally for Mizuno they could have a tangible option for every amateur golfer?
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I honestly can’t say which I’m more impressed with: the Mizuno’s forgiveness or Jay’s ability to maintain almost perfect path and face to path while deliberately hitting it all over the face 😲
Hi Lindsay, all I can say is it has taken quite a while to learn how to do. Generally during intentional miss hitting certain patterns arise like toe hits and over closed face or heel strikes and face open are common. Learning to miss hit with normal delivery characteristics is something that I had to spend a while learning to be able to give usable data for you guys to gleam how a club works when accidentally and not intentionally miss hit 👍
I guess this is the reason why I believe I'm the only one on RUclips that gives and delivers this type of testing...... 🤷
Thanks very much for the kind feedback 👍
39mm toe = 286 at 111 club head speed amazing... this data you provide is gold.... loving this type of data analysis ... you are the man.... and that is the coolest hat...thank you so much...
Really enjoyed the emphasis on forgiveness and stability. 95 mph swing speed data much more relatable to my game.
Forgiveness is, without doubt, the main factor for me. Your testing with so many off centre hits proves this clubs forgiveness. Great video for us mortal golfers.
I just picked up the Miz Z 220 yesterday and headed to the range. Like you, I am dumbfounded by the forgiveness! Very first swing went DEAD STRAIGHT! Incredible driver!!
RUclips recommended your channel. Wow. This has to be the best driver review format I have ever seen. Don't change a thing !! Most of us want to find forgiving drivers !!!!! I've never seen anyone test off center impacts . Like and subscribed !!
Thanks very much for the kind feedback 👍
I have the ST200 Driver and 3 Wood. I ended up upgrading both to the STZ220 Driver and STZ 3 wood. Mainly based on yours and other test/reviews. For the benefit of fellow viewers. Both of Jay's reviews were spot on...period. No exaggeration, no personal nuances or preferences to be weighed, he was just flat out spot on. Best money I ever spent and I say Mizuno owes you a kickback! Great job!👌
Does the shaft matter or will any stock one do that isn't a senior 40g one?
Awesome video Jay. I am a +4 golfer and struggled with the former ST-Z model as it seemed to have a pull tendency (left as I am right handed). I put the ST-Z 220 in play two rounds ago and I can 100% honestly say this is a straight hitting monster. I did not notice a drop in distance - I would actually argue that I hit it longer as I am not as afraid of mishits as I was before and can let go a bit. In three rounds I missed 3 fairways - one left side, one right side and one too long. Even as a +4 I do not hit every shot perfectly. But golf is a game of how bad your misses are and I can honestly say this driver is every bit as straight as my other driver - Ping G425 LST. I like the look of the Mizuno better as well as the sound. I’ll be gaming this driver for sure in ‘22. Nicely done Mizuno. I believe with the fast follow to last years release Mizuno knew there was a weighting system in the former head that just didn’t work as efficiently as it could and they got after it quickly. Mizuno, you really got it right with this one. Do yourself a favor people, give this a try. Remember, more often in golf, it’s not how good your good shots are it’s how bad your bad shots are. This driver will definitely save most golfers some strokes on the card.
did you end up playing it in the stock position?
@@ahastar1141 Hi. Nope. I play it in the LOW position to open the face but in the Square position I did fine. The stock shaft is a tad bit whippy for me so opening it up meant I could go for the power strike and not pull it.
Hey Trey, which shaft did you settle on after testing the stock option? Also which stock option shaft did you initially test?
Yes.. what were the shafts used?
@@AskGolfNut Tensei Raw Blue 65g Stiff.
A refreshingly sensible review video. 👏👏
I’m narrowing my next club down to this new STZ and the 425. I play Mizuno irons and I love them.
Would love to see a comparison against the new Callaway Rogue ST at 95mph ... please.
Great video…getting back into the game after a few years out (2 young kids, house project etc…) going to treat myself to some new gear. Previous handicap of between 5 and 2 with typically high swing speeds / distance…I’m 6ft 6in. Seriously considering this driver, would never have considered a Mizuno driver in the past…Irons yes, my 20 year old MP30’s are going to get an upgrade too (probably 223’s or T100S)…that graphic of fairway hits was mad, serious grouping! Gotta get fitted though…just difficult at my height! Enjoying the videos!
J, great video as always. I wasn't going to upgrade my ST-z but this has definitely got me thinking. I think you cover the forgiveness aspects like no other channel. Wish I could come to you for a proper fitting, some places just don't seem to spend the time properly if that interested really. Your passion and dedication shine through. You are just so far away..... 8 hour round trip ouch. Bearwood may well be my sensible option. Keep up the good work mate, I love playing Mizuno, have done for 30 years, can't really see that changing, I do like the non shouty brands and if I were o deviate it would be Ping.
It's well worth insuring when you are spending hard earned money that you are fitted absolutely right. I'd agree that it's a bit far for just a driver fit. I have someone coming from Wales tomorrow for an iron fitting and that's much more justifiable. Generally for subscribers and especially if they are coming a long way, a few hour session is always good to get what the object of the visit done and then to have a look at the overall swing to identify areas of quick easy improvements that have the largest shot reducing potential 👍
Hi Jay, thanks, after watching your review I tried the STZ, then bought it and I’m hitting it really well, it wants to go straight, love it, Thank you! I had a Rogue Sub Zero and for me, night and day.
After using the same clubs for 15-20 yrs, I am finally in the market for a new set. Glad to have found your channel! I went from wanting all titleists/taylormades to just mizuno irons to now mizuno driver + irons.
Hi Bryan, thanks for your kind feedback, although I wouldn't disagree with you, I also wouldn't want you to limit your options by just selecting one brand. Mizuno are arguably the best manufacturer of irons for sure and their woods are now comparable to the rest. Although not all fits into just one so having an open mind into what really fits you well be the best choice.
Thanks for the comment and for watching 👍
Ping takes a year off from upgrading their 425 while Callaway and Mizuno make clones of the 425 that sound better. I think you can get Callaway length numbers from the Mizuno if you go with a longer than 45" spec shaft that Mizuno uses and go with 45.75" that Callaway specs - and on this note, Mizuno is offering as a no upcharge, the Hzrdus Smoke Blue PVD-version (which is slightly counter-balanced), so it would make a good shaft to order slightly longer if you desire the last few yards of carry.
Hey Jay. It looks like there may be a new forgiveness king. The soon to be released Tour Edge Exotics E722 has an MOI of 5500. The Ping G425 was 5600. Not sure what the Mizuno ST-Z 220 is but that would be a great test.
Can’t wait for that video compared to the ping,great video
You were spot on with the MIzzy 225s and how crazy forgiving they are. Love mine. Well done YOU! I just picked up the 220-z driver after testing air our club and A/B'ed against my Rogue ST Max. I hit a pretty straight ball. the Mizzy hardly strayed off lined and I hit some poorly, lost a few toe shots with my Cally. Close performance for me but I am expecting the range performance to be close on the course based on your test and my range work. I noticed more than a few reviewers copying your "how bad can I hit it " feature. Great stuff and thanks for your work.
Quick tell me who they were so I can ban their channels for copyright 😂😂😂😂
@@AskGolfNut HAHA Keep up the good work!
It would be interesting though to know who has now started to give head data as most if not all don't. As if by me watching how they do it can gleam a slightly different and possibly further improve the testing or at least the delivery to camera of the data, then all is better for everyone watching 👍
I like driving too...hope this driver helps me when I test it in a few days time. A fair review, thanks very much.
Best of luck for the upcoming test 👍
I've been gaming th ST-180 for a couple of years & I love it. I'm just starting to test my new STZ and I'm not seeing my usual right miss. I've got it set up a degree in loft and closed 0.5* and I've been impressed.
Confirms what I've been thinking for the last couple of years, distance has been maxed out for about 10 yrs due to COR restrictions. They can now only improve forgiveness and spin. I usually try the latest gear when it comes out and I typically don't see any improvement in distance - but forgiveness has been improving (anywhere on the face is the sweet spot now). Curiously I rented a set of Lynx clubs 30 years ago that were Beta ti face. Improvements in shafts (and balls) are as important, lighter performance shafts create faster club speeds. Used to have Mizuno clubs and will try this one out.
Glad I found this video. I was fit last week for the mp225’s. Will take about 4 weeks to get here but I also have a driver fitting next Tuesday and looking forward to the numbers this club give me.
Exactly what I have been wanting to hear. You just sold me a STZ220 :) Just picked one up from the pro shop at a fantastic off-season price to replace my JPX900. A little ticket from a Chinese cookie said more fairways are in my future. 😛
Just purchased a Z. Cannot wait for it to arrive!!!
Did you buy off the rack
Great content as always Jay. I swing the ST 190 and was wondering if the 220 is really that more forgiving to make a change....I know you reviewed the 190 a while back. Keep the good material coming !!!!
Yes, I game the 190 also. Shod the 220sz again a few yards and be straighter?
Be straighter definitely from those off centre strikes, although if you got the 190 properly custom fit for your delivery then they may not be any real distance gains from your good strikes, but average distances may increase due to the added forgiveness of the 220Z.
Thanks for the comment and for watching 👍
Love you're videos because you try to cut out the crap. Keep up the good work.
the 220 sounds MUCH better than the g425, ill say that for certain. Important to note as a backup to the findings here, My golf spy rated the 220 as the MOST forgiving driver ---even over the g425. thats saying something. Well done Mizuno!
I am gaming last years stz with tensi
1K 50 gram stiff @ 44 inches tipped 3\4 with a head weight of 306 grams , set @ 8 degrees It's a absolutely beast. !!!!
No doubt with that spec list 😀👍
Totally agree on the opinion that most driver manufacturers are chasing every last mm of distance, often at the cost of accuracy. They rely on the top 3% of players impressing us enough to convince us to purchase exactly what they use. That's marketing. But, as a very average player, I have always been far happier to drive 4 or 5 or even 10m less than my mates, but hit the fairway 90% of the time, while they are searching for their ball in the long rough. I'm sure there are many others who feel the same. Excellent review, backed up with heaps of factual data. Thankyou.
So will just any shaft in a forgiving head give the same results on the fairway and accurate and reliable?
I really enjoy your reviews. I am now 1 year back playing after 14 years away. Still playing my old Callaway Big Bertha Hawk Eye. I know I will benefit from new tech and it seems the STZ 220 can even save over $100 USD compared to similar offerings. Looking forward to a fitting.
I’m excited to test this new Z. Would like to see it up against the STG220.
Definitely more forgiving than the G. But the G would be potentially longer in the faster swinging sector of golfers that have speed related spin issues. I guess all depends on which part of the game you need go focus on and even if you are the type that needs the G's characteristics to start with. The X and G golfers will definitely make up the minority with the Z covering the majority 👍
Gday Jay always appreciate your approach to reviews. I would like to see a comparison between stz220, ltd x, rogue st max, ping 425 max and PXG gen 4 to determine the most forgiving driver on the market.
Hi Stephen thanks for the comment. Now that would be one long video comparison 😊
Hello! Love the comparison vids. We need to see mp20 hmb vs pro 225 please!
Thanks for the very detailed review , would you say it is similar to the cobra speed zone in forgiveness
Hi Shark, in no way are the 2 similar in that respect. The Cobra is still a distance inspired design with the obvious potential benefits of edging the Mizuno potentially, however the heavy head design and large back weight really would set that apart from the other 👍
I recently picked up golf and I’ve looking for some help picking out a driver. And I think this is it👍
Definitely this and the Ping G425 should be on the list to test. All made with the handicap golfer in mind that doesn't always strike the middle of the face.
Thanks for the comment and for watching 👍
love the way it looks at address....the shiny and how the carbon blends into rest. I just switched over to the P225's (waiting for them) and now i think im going to get fitted for this.
Good choice to add this to the test list....... Let me know how it gets on 👍
Woolf be interesting to se a comparison with the Rouge ST Max from Callaway!
Great video keep them coming when can I hit it?
Haven't got the retail heads in yet John or the upgraded shaft pack, but as soon as it comes in we can get something booked in for sure 👍
We need a comparo between the STZ220 and the Ping G425 drivers. If the numbers are similar, the MIzuno would be a huge bargain
Oh wow! Getting booked in for a fitting after that…thanks!
Great, great video - I really appreciate your style of video.
I'm returning to golf after a 15 year break and figured, that I have to start more or less from scratch. I still need to pick a driver and have the new Mizuno, the Ping G425 and the new Cobra LTDx on the short list. Being almost a senior player (58) with slower club speed, which one should I consider testing or short list for fitting? Any recommendations?
Hi Joerg, all and any of the above will do absolutely fine as long as they are fitted correctly. If you are looking for forgiveness though, the 2 that stand out are the new Mizuno STZ/X and the G425 👍 depends mostly on your requirements.
@@AskGolfNut thanks J. I'm having a fitting scheduled for next Saturday. I already own the G425-irons, but I'm curious about the STZ220. I'll send an update soon ;-)
This absolutely need to be the conversation, especially when you talk about golf ball losses. And to add, if you aren't afraid 9f losing the ball as much you can afford a (more?) premium ball. Those effects will compound your gains! Test agaisnt the ping and a the TM. Heard TM is possibly sketchy on miss hits
What my Stealth vid where I also test forgiveness in the same way 👍
Hey Jay, awesome review! I'm debating between the Mizuno ST-Z 220 and the Callaway Rogue ST LS, and you've given stellar praise to both. I'm a pretty consistent striker (4 HCP), not an especially long hitter (100mph SS), and if anything my tendency is to present a little too much loft at impact and hit it high. The Mizuno is $200 cheaper for me to order. Should I toss a coin? Help! 😅
Hi there, I would always say to be professionally custom fitted and especially at 4hcp you have very few shots to pay with to make a mistake on your driver setup.
My suggestion would be to have a session with a good trustworthy knowledgeable person that can distinctly show you which one and more importantly why one would be better than the other for you.
The Rogue LS is the low spin model where the STZ220 is more the mid spin model so technically is not like for like heads for comparison. Go somewhere that knows their stuff to explain and demonstrate why one will be better than the other 👍
Thanks for the comment and for watching 👍
@@AskGolfNut Thanks for the reply, greatly appreciated!
Just bought brand new for under $200 & even more excited to get it after watching this.
Fairways are more of a premium for us under the 250 mark.
Looking for a boring driver, as in oh another straight one, hope this is it!
And was it,it?
I know it’s been said but the STZ vs. Ping G425 will be very interesting.
Could well be the review with little to no conclusion 😊 one sounds different to the other 😂
Definitely put that on the list to do 👍
Awesome video, appreciate seeing your approach. What flex RDX shaft did you pair with it?
Really interesting view of the data. In regards to some of those hits could your swing characteristics make an impact to how far right or left it goes?
Definitely, the forgiveness testing is all about attempting to put a normal swing but purposefully miss hit it. That way you can test to see when the average golfer puts their normal swing on it (which is actually more consistent than they believe) and miss hits the face (which is one of the biggest causes of poor shots), they then can see if a club might work for them.
Each golfer has their own flight tendencies, which ever curvature that is, and striking different parts of the face can cause huge changes in that curvature depending on the club in question. So having a driver with more forgiveness and stable gear effect can really help the average golfer 👍
@@AskGolfNut thanks 😀 as someone who works in data this has to be the best breakdown without a focus on the magic distance figures lol.
Geeze I would get a fitting from Jay BUT being I’m in NY that’s a stretch! 😝 Been following you at Least 3 or 4 years now and your in depth analysis 🧐 displaying how forgiving this model is unparalleled. Awesome 👏.
I’ve been gaming a 2016 M2 since last Spring and now with a “Small Batch” Evenflow Riptide CB 6.0, I’m averaging 1.48 smash indoors on Trackman. This has been the best driver I’ve ever played and I’ve been playing nearly 30 years! Especially how forgiving it is. I tend to miss high toe if anything. Would love to match it to this Z !
How would you think my 2016 M2 would compare to this Mizuno 220 ST-Z in terms of forgiveness & distance? I’m sure the mizuno maybe a few yards longer but curious to see how it compares in forgiveness
Would be great to see this Mizuno head to head against Cobra LTDx ! 2 of the best lower cost bang for the buck forgiving drivers !
Love to see a review of this driver vs the TS2 or TSI2
What’s your thought on the Mizuno vs the Rogue from a forgiveness perspective?
Mizuno all day long. Rogue is good, slightly better than the Stealth (for forgiveness). Arguably the Rogue may be slightly longer than the Mizuno but on average data set the Mizuno would produce longer averages due to miss hit performance. 👍
@@AskGolfNut thanks for the response, that’s very helpful 👍🏻
Ok so now the big question of all is this- as it's 2023 how does this stack against the new 230 one esp. in distance which was somthing mentioned lacking in the 220
Great video and analysis, seriously considering this Driver
These heads must work well with the Hazrdus shafts like you used. But one of the stock shafts they come with is the Aldila Ascent Red. The tester at 2nd Swing Golf mentioned that and had that shaft on the counter along with another stock offering. The Ascent goes all the way up to 87 gram TX flex so it is not just some kind of ultralight shaft for seniors. But the tester at 2nd Swing did not use it, and nobody, and I mean nobody among the at least 20 testers like you that I follow has ever tested them with the Ascent Red shaft. Its always with another. I can't even find a review of the Ascent shaft. I had a chance to buy an STX 10.5 demo, virtually unhit, from the PGA Superstore where I am a member for just $99. It has the Ascent Red 50 regular flex shaft. The results I got were underwhelming and I decided not to buy it. I think I would have done better with the STZ as I prefer a neutral setup, but unfortunately they did not have a demo of that model on sale.
Fantastic video could you put the Mizuno up against the new Cobra Ltd X cheers Peter
Great video. How much does the head weigh? Were they able to keep it in the 194-196g range or did the have to bump it up like Ping to 204-206g?
Hi Robert it's literally a few grams off the Ping head weights 👍
Yesssss......waited for this one... Cheers GN.
Hope you enjoyed it! 😀
Great VIDEO!!! Thanks for your Straight-honest Explaination!! ….do you think this could be a Upgrade to my Ping G-SFT Driver? ;-))
Not necessarily this one as this is more of a neutral head, but the ST220X that is coming tonight in a few hours time has the same draw, anti slice remit of the SFT 👍
Good work. I appreciate the effort and honesty that goes into your videos. Plain, simple data without a bunch of garbage tag lines for people to get confused with. Do you by chance fit Cobra? I'd be really interested in seeing a full test of the LTDx driver.
Same here. Torn between cobra and mizuno. I'm fairly accurate, so which may be longer?
@@gregwilliams2066 I would say the end result would come down to how well you struck each driver. The LTDx is really good.
Would LOOVE to know the MOI value on this head Vs. the OG Ping G400 MAX...... If it is AT or Above....I will buy one immediately.
The ST-Z moi is 5000. The Ping G425 is 5600.
Hi Robert, thanks for the data above. Do you know where these numbers where posted and how they were gained? I'd like to analyse the data that is used to collect an overall number 👍
@@AskGolfNut Jay, the GolfTec RUclips channel gives the MOI and CG on most of the heads they test. They did a video a few weeks ago with Chris Voshall of Mizuno on the new ST 220 drivers.
I'll take a look thanks, always nice to critique some detailed data 😊👍
I’m so bad I couldn’t bring the spin down I was out to in and couldn’t put it out past 220 with 90 mph swing and smash factor 1.4ish so no matter how good the club is if I don’t fix my swing it doesn’t matter where on the face and it doesn’t matter what club or shaft or lie angle…frustrating as hell gotta fix my swing first
Hi, enjoyed watching your mizuno st driver reviews as I’m thinking of getting a new driver. Which would you recommend for someone with a lower swing speed, who swings more in to out and generally misses on the heel side, stx or stz? Cheers…
A heel strike with an in to out path would straighten out your shots, although quite inefficient due to using an off centre hit to manage curvature. It's a difficult one go answer as there is a potential swing improvement to make which would make you potentially longer off the tee with the sand effort and might change the requirements of the head. But, in general the Z will suit more golfers than the X so on balance I would go the Z for yourself. But also look to neutralise your path and strike a bit to make even better use of a new purchase 👍
Thanks for the comment and for watching.
@@AskGolfNut thank you for the quick reply. I was thinking of the stx as I tend to leave the face slightly open. My usual ball flight is a fade/straight and slice/fade as it descends.
That'll be due to the heel strike, with an inside path the natural flight should be a slight draw but the heel strike is overriding the ball spin axis. I would also look at shaft length to see if a slightly shorter shaft would have the effect of moving the strike point more neutral, thus removing the fade spin axis 👍
@@AskGolfNut thank you for the explanation.
Any news, update or link for the comparison to the Ping G425? Would like to see them 'toe to toe'...'heel to heel' and see the data sets you mentioned??
I've now got my samples for the G430 iron and woods. Embargo is 10th Jan so will be completing the reviews ready for that date 👍👍
Put it up against the Rogue Max ST and the Ping!
Hi Dominick, assuming you'd like the same format for comparison? It would be quite a long video to do all three in a performance / forgiveness test review? 👍
@@AskGolfNut people are trumping up forgiveness of rogue max as well. Just curious. I am going to try rogue and mizuno this weekend. I need the forgiveness. 95-100 swing speed 21 handicap
In that case I'll have to think about how to do it in a more concise fashion as watching a 30 to 40 minute compare video might be enough to send babies off to sleep 😂
@@AskGolfNut watching one of your long videos is better than me sitting on zoom all day at work :)
That comment could be taken both good or bad 😂😂😂
Just got fitted. Added 10-20 yds and way better dispersion than my Titleist TSi3😎😎
Getting Custom Fitted correctly can make a huge difference. Glad you gained the advantages you were seeking 👍
Ok I got the driver online as no one had it instock as they only had the new 230stz which is about 450pnd glad you were able to get the right setup to suit you as I just had to guess and I know I guessed wrong so the club will be more and in the end I'll just have to wait for the 230
man i want one of these...i have the ST220 but need that forgiveness!
Hi Jayson any chance of a comparison between the new Mizuno Drivers and the Ping G400 / G425 Max 👍🏴
Hi Wayne, Jay is fine 😊 I can definitely do one with the G425 MAX and the Mizuno but a newish G400 is going to be difficult to find 🤔🤔
Great video, realy like your angel in this video. Kudos!
Really Nice review.
The nice thing that this driver does it allows someone to try and increase their swing speed without losing tremendous amount of distance...and balls.
Great review 👍🏻
Jay a great review - the only problem is they're selling for $1000 AUD here in Australia which is absolutely ridiculous. Might have to try and get a head only from US/UK and use the shaft from my STZ in it.
I found a place doing $879 shipped here in Sydney mate. Let me know if you want the details
@@toddcleminson3999 100% that would be awesome - I haven't been able to find that price anywhere but they are new to market I suppose. I'm in Melb.
I have to try this club!
Great video. Thanks!!
Can you test this against an older driver like a cobra speed zone? It’s the one I use now and to test it against this one might give me an idea if it’s time to upgrade even though it’s not that old
High toe on this club is absolutely hilarious. When I say high toe, I mean almost skying it. Ball starts right and does a soft draw back to the middle.
I think miss hits are more important than the good hits....if i hit it well i know its down the middle and long...if I'm hitting it poorly (which is heely for me) in want it getting all the help it can get.
39mm toe..... that's a wide in cricket terms...bloody hell.... that's impressive to miss by that much 👍
I may have to buy this driver.....partly because i always by their drivers .....
How does this compare to the STG, especially if you put both weights in the back of the STG?
Moi weighting in the G version is good but can't compare to the Z due to all the weights from the physical tracks themselves. Those compromise the potential Moi for adjustability. Basically the G is for the higher speed golfer looking go control spin and dial in flight. The X is for the heavy faders out there and the Z is for the mainstream golfer looking for forgiveness 👍
So in your opinion which is the more forgiving driver Ping g425 or the mizuno stz 220
Too hard to tell apart. The real difference between them is they sound/feel different when hit. Performance basically identical, forgiveness now basically identical but the sound they both make is very different. 👍
@@AskGolfNut thanks for the reply.. great video by the way
i cant wait for my local shop to get this in and put it head to head with my gamer taylormade mini 300 with my graphite design XC shaft i want forgiveness and need it !
Hit it also outside if you have the chance as it has a really nice pitched sound when hit 👍
Thanks Jay
This is an older review 😊 glad you got something from it 👍🏻
Thanks!
Hello Sir i wonder if you can help. I would like a fitting for a STZ 3 FW but seem to be having difficulties. Can you advise pse
Hi Raj, what would you like to know?
I would like to get fitted for a stz 3 fw and stz 220 driver in the range of custom shafts please. If you can then i could make an appt with you
Hi Raj, if you email me at askgolfnut@gmail.com we'll be able to chat in more detail 👍
Check your email👍
I’m considering trading in my tsi2 for one of these
how forgiving is the previous ST-Z *not the 220*
Not as forgiving as the newer 220 as its still a relatively light head compared to the 220. The 220 was a, change in design over previous to hunt in a big way the golfers wanting a much more stable option 👍
Was this more forgiving than the rogue st max ls?
Oh for sure yes, but then being fair comparing this to the Rogue LS isn't really fair as the LS is the low spin head where in reality this is much more neutral spin model. You'd have to match the ST220G really with the LS. 👍
I would send you my TSi3 to do this sort of thing lol.
Hit mine today and hit every fairway with it! Amazingly straight. I got more complements than ever before. It was the damn club! We played today at Gabe Lozano in Corpus and a 40 mph coolish front hit us. We were on about hoke 6. I was still able to hit all the fairways. Of course a 220 yard drive doesn’t get influenced like a 280 yard pro drive. There was just no side spin. I was stoked!
Hi do you fit mizuno
Hi Andrew, thanks for the enquiry. Yes Bury Golf Range where I am based is a Mizuno Swing DNA Centre 👍
@@AskGolfNut excellent I'm in Ipswich. May pop over
No problem at all, if you want to have a look at my Custom Fitting Studio, best liaise directly with me as I manage my own schedule and diary and aren't always there should you want to drive up on the off chance 👍
Put it up against Sim2 max
30 shots with each 2022 driver all low heel. Who's the best. 🤣
😊 How did they work compared to others tested?
👍
I think you sold me
Hi Dominick loved the technical breakdown of Driver testing and head design, with Mizuno Driver good to see you getting excited about it’s forgiveness, I liked your full answer’s to comment’s showing a complete understanding of other Driver’s during testing,
I increased my swing speed during lockdown from 69mph to 79mph with speed stick’s & launch monitor, And reduced back weight in my Ping G410 Driver by 4grams helped, Will definitely test the Mizuno Driver After this Video Thanks Dickey 9hcp 75year old golfer
Hi Dick it's Jay, Dominick is one of my Subscribers that asked a few good questions that I answered. 👍
Glad you got the speed up and hopefully saw some wanted distance back to your game 👍
Hi Jayson Thanks for your reply any tips on which of the 2 Mizuno Driver’s would suit me best, My Ping G410 is 12deg set neutral last launch monitor figures 80mph club head speed,
114mph ball speed,
195yds total, Usually slight draw shape Highish flight, With Tensei Orange 60gram Shaft, Hit most fairways, most striking centre ish, Would love to hear your thoughts, Thanks Dickey
Blows them all away believe me, Stealth, Rogue, LTDX all totally out performed both in accuracy and length 🏌️♂️👍