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Mizuno Mizuno Pro 223

2022

The 223's split construction is a common approach among modern players' irons; reviewers noted Mizuno managed to keep feel and yardage gapping consistent despite the material change partway through the set. It occupies a deliberate middle position in Mizuno's three-iron 2022 lineup, giving fitters a way to blend heads for a fully custom combo set.

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Who should play this club — and why

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Designed for better players — roughly single-digit to 12-handicap golfers, including tour professionals — who want a compact, tour-shaped iron with classic forged feel but appreciate some added forgiveness and ball speed in the long irons.

VERIFIED PRODUCT FACTS

What is specific to this model

The Mizuno Pro 223 (2022) is a players' distance iron sitting in the middle of Mizuno's three-model Pro lineup (221/223/225). It uses a dual-construction design — grain-flow forged 1025E mild carbon steel in the 8-PW short irons for classic feel, and forged chromoly with Flow Microslot technology in the 4-7 long/mid irons for added ball speed and forgiveness.

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construction

Dual/mixed construction: 8-PW grain-flow forged from 1025E pure select mild carbon steel; 4-7 irons forged from chromoly steel with Flow Microslot in the sole

material

1025E mild carbon steel (8-PW), chromoly steel (4-7), copper underlayer beneath nickel-chrome plating

loft lie

4-iron: 22° loft / 60° lie / 38.5in • 5-iron: 25° loft / 60.5° lie / 38.0in • 6-iron: 28° loft / 61° lie / 37.5in • 7-iron: 32° loft / 61.5° lie / 37.0in • 8-iron: 36° loft / 62° lie / 36.5in • 9-iron: 41° loft / 62.5° lie / 36.0in • PW: 46° loft / 63° lie / 35.5in • GW: 51° loft / 63° lie / 35.25in

shaft options

Stock steel: Nippon N.S. Pro Modus 3 Tour 105 (Regular) / 115 (Stiff); Project X LZ also offered

stock shaft

Nippon N.S. Pro Modus 3 Tour (105g R / 115g S)

stock grip

Golf Pride MMC Teams (black/grey)

price at launch

Approximately $187.50 per club (steel shaft) at 2022 launch

set makeup

Typically sold 4-iron through PW, with GW as an add-on option

Copper Underlayer PlatingFlow MicroslotGrain Flow Forged HD / Chromoly hybrid constructionProgressive Center of Gravity / Sole Design

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What this exact club is designed to do

The 223's split construction is a common approach among modern players' irons; reviewers noted Mizuno managed to keep feel and yardage gapping consistent despite the material change partway through the set. It occupies a deliberate middle position in Mizuno's three-iron 2022 lineup, giving fitters a way to blend heads for a fully custom combo set.

Full technology & specs list
Copper Underlayer PlatingFlow MicroslotGrain Flow Forged HD / Chromoly hybrid constructionProgressive Center of Gravity / Sole Design

construction

Dual/mixed construction: 8-PW grain-flow forged from 1025E pure select mild carbon steel; 4-7 irons forged from chromoly steel with Flow Microslot in the sole

material

1025E mild carbon steel (8-PW), chromoly steel (4-7), copper underlayer beneath nickel-chrome plating

loft lie

4-iron: 22° loft / 60° lie / 38.5in • 5-iron: 25° loft / 60.5° lie / 38.0in • 6-iron: 28° loft / 61° lie / 37.5in • 7-iron: 32° loft / 61.5° lie / 37.0in • 8-iron: 36° loft / 62° lie / 36.5in • 9-iron: 41° loft / 62.5° lie / 36.0in • PW: 46° loft / 63° lie / 35.5in • GW: 51° loft / 63° lie / 35.25in

shaft options

Stock steel: Nippon N.S. Pro Modus 3 Tour 105 (Regular) / 115 (Stiff); Project X LZ also offered

stock shaft

Nippon N.S. Pro Modus 3 Tour (105g R / 115g S)

stock grip

Golf Pride MMC Teams (black/grey)

price at launch

Approximately $187.50 per club (steel shaft) at 2022 launch

set makeup

Typically sold 4-iron through PW, with GW as an add-on option

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