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[GolfSpy_X]

Have you tried the Mizuno Shaft Optimizer?

 

Interested in learning more about it?

 

Want to know where you can try it?

 

Check out MizunoMatch.com

[Matt Saternus]

I tried it at my local Golf Galaxy. It confirmed that what I was playing was a good fit. I think it's a cool piece of fitting technology and people should definitely give it a shot if they have the chance, if only to confirm that they're playing the right shafts.

[Kombi Kid]

I tried it 3 weeks ago at golf galaxy. got myself the mx300 with a nippon shaft----love the clubs-----the fitting was quick, but very accurate. bets hitting irons i have ever had.

[JohnBarry]

Can't wait to to try it Wednesday

[MmmmmmBuddy]

That thing is one of the best pieces of fitting equipment that has come out in recent years. I love using it. It allows me to take all of the guesswork out of selecting a group of shafts for a customer, and it also makes me look like a genius when I tell a customer something that is a bit out of the ordinary, and the Shaft Optimizer bears it out. I love that thing.

[Tony Covey MGS]

Definitely a very cool tool. Maybe I'd have come up with Project X 6.0 on my own (I go back and forth between the 5.5s and the 6.0s), but KBS Tour soft stepped or X-100s soft stepped are probably not options I (or the majority of golfers) would have ever considered.

 

I have a call with a very cool OEM tomorrow, and I expect the info from the Mizuno will come in handy when we talk about fitting me for a set of test irons.

 

Does anyone know how big Mizzy's shaft database is? Oh...and to answer the question at hand... Based on my quick fitting experience, I think it's an absolutely awesome fitting tool. It's definitely worthy of its own write-up on the site.

[jamo]

One question: does it do graphite shafts too?

[MmmmmmBuddy]

One question: does it do graphite shafts too?

only the graphite shafts that Mizzy offers... Same as the steel.

[JohnBarry]

Too bad there isn't a univeral one, doing all shafts brands. MGS folks, that should be your next invention!

[golfplaya]

I did it for my mp 68. only problem was that it was at my driving range and the fitter wasn't a real representative of mizuno. nice guy, but still. he didn't check for lie angle (which should be 1 degree flat) or length ( which should be 1/4 inch longer because mizuno is 1/4 inch shorter in their stock shafts than other brands). so I'm a little pissed.