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The Mizuno JPX 926 is a players distance iron released in 2026, designed for mid-handicappers (typically 8–18 HCP) who want the look and feel of a players' iron with added distance from a hollow or partially hollow construction. These irons bridge the gap between workability and forgiveness.
Loft Specifications
Stock steel shaft. Lofts are approximate and subject to manufacturing tolerances.
About the Mizuno JPX 926
The Mizuno JPX 926 features a hollow or semi-hollow construction that allows for a thinner, faster face and lower CG while preserving a players' address profile. Technology from the game-improvement category meets the aesthetic of players' irons. At impact it delivers energetic and direct, with a firmer feel typical of hollow-body constructions, often dampened with internal foam or polymer.
Who Should Play the Mizuno JPX 926?
- ✓Mid handicappers (8–18 HCP) who want players'-iron aesthetics with added distance
- ✓Golfers currently in game-improvement irons who are ready to step up
- ✓Players who prioritise distance and workability over maximum forgiveness
Frequently Asked Questions
What handicap are the Mizuno JPX 926 irons suited for?
The Mizuno JPX 926 is a players distance iron, designed for mid-handicappers (typically 8–18 HCP). They work well for handicaps roughly in the 8–18 range.
How do the Mizuno JPX 926 irons feel at impact?
The Mizuno JPX 926 is designed to feel energetic and direct, with a firmer feel typical of hollow-body constructions, often dampened with internal foam or polymer. If you are transitioning from a blade or players cavity, expect a slightly more muted, springy sensation.
Are the Mizuno JPX 926 irons still available?
The Mizuno JPX 926 (2026) represents the current generation of this model. These irons are current and widely available through major golf retailers.
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