It took Mizuno four years to make the successful JPX Tour model finally available for left-handed players. The pressure was simply too much, because all lefties wanted to enjoy the success of the . With the new introduces a mixed set of Forged and Tour that makes perfect sense. Because both irons are perfectly matched in the new series. The Forged has a slightly larger club head and above all a larger sweetspot. It develops a slightly higher launch and more ball speed. Therefore it makes most sense to use it in the long irons. The irons for which you need a little more support.

For the shorter irons from #6 upwards, the popular JPX921 Tour model is used - which, as mentioned, is available for the first time in a . We would also recommend such a set for right-handed players and it is simply perfectly matched. You don't have to worry about different loft and offset - you won't notice the difference at all with this mixed set.

The 5 iron has 26° loft and 0.126 offset, while the Tour 6 iron has 30° loft and 0.118 offset. So the transition is absolutely smooth and no adjustments in loft or lie are necessary. The offset does not make a big leap either. Above all, you will gain more control and forgiveness with the long forged irons - without having any real disadvantages.

For us, the combo set of JPX921 Forged and Tour is one of the hottest sets for lefties. It is suitable for players who have a certain sportive demand but also don't want to do without a certain forgiveness. Especially with the long irons these players make their life much easier.

Mizuno JPX921 SEL Lofts and Specs