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  1. First look of the JPX EZ hybrid with Chris Voshall of Mizuno Golf let’s get
    stuck in?

  2. Bought it and it erased a good 5-10 shots from my game. Very forgiving,
    easy to use – makes me a better golfer. 4@22deg.?

  3. I got one as a free throw in, got a choice of a 3 or 4, chose the 4. 200
    yards out, i pick it and I end up putting them on the green! Love it! My
    scores are coming down slowly!!?

  4. I was thinking about getting this to replace my Adams a7 hybrid. Only
    reason I don’t get the newer Adams hybrid is simply cuz I don’t like the
    new hybrids that Adams is making. There just not the same anymore?

  5. Mark, The hybrid is in my bag as it gives me options that irons or woods do
    not. That is to hit a ball a long way with shape when it is in the semi
    rough. I like the square and deep face as that inspires confidence to draw
    or fade the ball. I am concerned that this club is a fairway wood, thus
    will not operate in the short rough like a true hybrid e.g. that because of
    the “real estate” it will interact with the grass too much. Thanks

  6. Was there any point in having Chris on? La Manga all over again. Everyone
    appreciates what you’re doing. However, we not just interested in you!

  7. Grymt jobbat! Jag blir så stolt över att vara svensk när jag ser att vi är
    framgångsrika ute i stora världen!

  8. I would have loved to hear Chris’ take on the -blade- (or near blade) vs
    larger cavity back for the average golfer. It’s a never ending debate that
    Mizuno must have a take on. Let’s see that man hit some MP-4’s! Nice review
    Mark, I appreciate your flowing conversational interviews.

  9. Can you compare the distance of this hybrid to the TM RBZ S2 hybrid? I hit
    my 4 hybrid some crazy distances (up to 230 yds) and would like to know if
    this club is comparable. My next set of irons won’t be TM and I want to
    know if there are other hybrids and woods I can switch to as well.

  10. shorter shafts(like iron equivalents), smaller heads, mostly greater lofts
    than fairway woods.

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