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Does anyone know the progression of the MX line?

 

Such as the MX-23 became the MX-25 which became the ????? and so on?

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Looks like most of them are listed here. With the exception of the new stuff in the past year or so.

 

Mizuno Timeline

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JPX line.

 

 

Looks like most of them are listed here. With the exception of the new stuff in the past year or so.

 

Mizuno Timeline

OK...so there are 3 distinct MX lines?

 

23->25->200->JPX Pro

 

17->19->100->JPX

 

900->950->1000->MP53

 

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:titelist-small: TS2 Hybrids  Mitsubishi Tensei Shaft (Stiff Flex)
:mizuno-small:  MP-59 5-PW; KBS Tour (Regular Flex)
:titelist-small: SM8 Wedges

EVNROLL ER2  Putter
SRIXON Z-STAR DIAMOND BALL
Sun Mountain Cart Bag
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All I know is that I know the MX900 and MX950 are not really a progression, but they were released around the same time... the only difference is that the 900 is 3-PW and the 950 is 5-PW withe a 3H and 4H...

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The MP line has been consistent for as long as most can remember.

 

If memory serves, the MX/JPX things was largely a matter of geography. Clubs were marketed in Japan as JPX, and MX in the USA and, I believe, Europe. At some point (right about the time the JPX-800 came out), Mizuno decided to unify the nomenclature, and so functionally what happened is the other global lines adopted the Japanese model names.

 

So very short answer:

 

JPX=MX since 2010 or so

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