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The Mizuno JPX 925 Hot Metal Irons are built for golfers who want fast ball speed, strong distance and dependable forgiveness in a confidence-inspiring head. The JPX 925 generation uses Nickel Chromoly 4335, Mizuno's CORTECH Design with a Contour Ellipse face, and strategically positioned tungsten low in the head to improve launch and landing angle.
Nickel Chromoly 4335: High-strength material allows Mizuno to engineer a fast, responsive face. CORTECH Design with Contour Ellipse Face: A variable-thickness face is designed to improve ball-speed consistency across a wider portion of the impact area. Low Tungsten Weighting: Helps add launch and a steeper landing angle so distance-oriented shots can hold greens more effectively.
Mizuno classifies the standard Hot Metal as a forgiving speed cavity suited to mid-to-high handicap golfers. It is the middle option in the Hot Metal family: more compact than HL, but larger and more forgiving than Hot Metal Pro.
Hot Metal: balanced distance, forgiveness and consistency. Hot Metal Pro: the slimmer, lower-offset option for low-to-mid handicaps. Hot Metal HL: the widest, highest-launching option with weaker lofts for golfers who need more height and spin.
The standard Hot Metal 7-iron is 28°. The set progresses from 19° in the 4-iron to 48° in the gap wedge, with additional configurations depending on the selected set makeup.
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No. The JPX 925 Hot Metal is a Nickel Chromoly 4335 speed-cavity iron. Mizuno's separate JPX 925 Forged model is the forged option in the family.
Choose standard Hot Metal if you already create enough launch and want a stronger-lofted, slightly more compact profile than HL. Choose HL if your priority is maximizing height, spin and stopping power.
Questions about set makeup or shafts? Call ParWest Golf at (503) 408-1216.