Insist on my favorite club Rbz irons

No, I'm not starting another dumb thread on which one is better between mizuno 59 irons and 69 irons on golf clubs for sale.

The mizuno MP 59 irons come out after Mizuno product development team's great efforts for a long time, and the 59 Irons are considered as the best game improvement irons that Mizuno have produced.The MP-59's center of gravity also remains close to the clubface - allowing ball strikers to produce controlled draws and fades.

The long Mizuno MP 69 feature a thinner muscle at the top of the clubface for a lower centre of gravity and increased clubhead speed, while the muscle on the shorter irons is fractionally thicker at the top for increased feel and control. The sole design should help turf interaction through impact. The double nickel chrome plating supplies an elegant and durable finish to the irons.

Workability was pretty good. I could get the ball going where I wanted it – I had to hit a rope hook on one hole and got the result, and the fade would go as well. The appearance of the MP-59s is also improved by reducing the offset as a result of this improved stability.

Compared with this two clubs, I'd better like TaylorMade RocketBallz RBZ Irons. Different looks, Taylormade was very smart in giving this head a dark finish, not only do the irons look cool, but I think it make the irons look compact at address not to mention easy to frame the ball in the hitting area of the face. More the 3, 4, and 5 have a thick top-line while the 6 through Pitching Wedge have a look and thickness that is similar to most other game-improvement irons.