Mizuno STZ230 Fairway Review The MISSING part ADDED in this to?
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- Mizuno STZ230 Fairway Review The MISSING Piece ADDED in this to? That is the CORTECH CHAMBER...... Basically a large Blue lump of PVU material that houses a stabilising stainless steel weight to control the spin profile of the club. Concentrating on forgiveness and distance with usability on the forefront, lets test this new fairway wood from Mizuno to see if it can live up to its marketing claims.
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Another great review! Now I’m off to buy one to compliment my ST-Z 230 Driver!
Enjoy! :-)
am after a good 3 wood this or ping for forgiveness and distance .love your channel one of the best.
It’s a lovely looking club that once again, performs as good (if not a bit better) than anything out there.
Super interested in this one the 3 Wood function in my bag has changed, and this might be right there with TSR2 in the way of fitting the need. Can't wait to test this one!
Please explain to me how in the era of Justin Johnson using a 9wood how Mizuno is NOT offering a 7wood with this new release of non-draw woods. I've been waiting for this release and a 7wood for 12 months only for them not to offer it. This is like one of those WTF are they thinking moments?
Hi Paul, this is a guess and I could be wrong. But I'm guessing they aren't offering one is most likely due to the sales of previous woods hasn't made the offering of a 7 or 9 wood a feasible option. Creating each head isn't as easy as some people think as technology has different effects when loft is changed so basically every head has to be designed individually. So that's my guess.... Not saying its right, or that I agree, I think it would be down to money and the costs of creating them against sales etc...
Thanks for the comment and for watching 👍
Another thorough review 👍🏻Looks like a great fairway
Especially with the Hulk 😊
I would juggle my bag around to use this. I carry driver 3 wood 5 wood and hybrid so if i upgrade to these (and i do like the blue) i might lose the hybrid or have to get a more lofted hybrid.
I would probably loft the 3 wood either to 16 (as that's what i do now) or 17 if this is going longer for me.
5 wood is my fav club so this would have to be lofted up if i buy these.
I will see how i start the season and think on it....but i do like the blue 😁
Great review, canf understand why anyone is.not doing a fairway comparison of all this years models, very starmge
Hi Jay like to see head to head test with ST Z 230 5Wood and Ping G430 5Wood😁,Dickey, after watching the Ping 5 Wood review fancy the ST Z Would come out on top 👍
Thanks a lot for the review. That's the combo I have.
Please compare with ping 230 for distance and forgiveness, same for seven woods if possible. Looking forward to seeing how the hybrids work
Not biggest fan of glossy crowns, but that is beautiful. Can’t wait to test these and the hybrids. Looking to add a 3w or 16/17° hybrid.
Hybrid video coming at 18:30 UK time hopefully, as long as I can finish the editing it time 😊 my stuff takes longer to edit that most 👍
Love your detailed revues.
Is it a worthwhile upgrade from the ST Z fairway?
Hmmm probably not going from the previous model, but if you had the ST200 fairway for example I would say it's a worth while change 👍
@@AskGolfNut thanks
In depth as always.....👍
Better than the previous ST-Z..?
As an all round decision yes, the new ST230 series have slightly different spin profiles to the old Z, yet for a golfer with extremely low spin generation the old Z could work better, but the vast majority of golfers, the new 230 would be slightly better. Its not by much in general though so if you have the older Z unless you like the looks much better apart from the fun testing I don't think they'll be huge amounts in it 👍
I play 6 1/2 wood (7 with a 5 length shaft) and 9 wood. I'm getting towering draws with them, something I've never had before and much more consistency than the old 3w/5w set-up.
The ST-X 220 had a titanium 3W and a steel 5W. I've been Driver - 4W - 7w for years. Definitely interested in dialling down an ST-Z 230 towards a 4W loft (so Driver, 4.5w, 4H in Mizuno), rather than carrying Driver - 3W - 5W. I think, though, the Z is the same build for both 3W and 5W
This testing is 3W, but any thoughts on how tight the lie feels stock?
Be interested to see how forgiving the roll and bulge are with path, FTP, and FTT variance.
I tend to be low and/or toe off the deck with a 3w, but I’m certainly not under 1deg path and FTP. I get close to 1 net deg FTT (I.e. path 2.5 R and FTP 1.4 L), but see a lot of spin curve
on off center strikes
Great question and in reality tilt axus potential increases with ftp increases. I've always tried to deliver the club as close to zero as possible to control curvature. This also has the benefits of minimising unwanted tilt axis from off centre strikes. Tilt axis curvature tends not to follow an absolute linear line and curve increases with beyond the incremental degree axis. So basically if you are a draw player and toe the ball then you'll face larger tilt axis naturally than if, you did the exact same strike with a more neutral ftp relationship 👍
Sorry for the technically descriptive reply 👍
@@AskGolfNut thanks a bunch. The details are useful. numbers don’t scare me
I bought a MEVO+ w/Pro pack last month. I was able to use it to resolve a hook problem I’d been suffering from, but still see a lot of curve with the woods the further away from center that I get. 4i has been my friend for the last year…
I’ll work on some tiny tweaks to get a more neutral delivery. Seeing your vid on this today really made me think along that line
Keep the great content coming
If you bought the 15 degree then increased to 17 wouldn't the face then be closed? If this offering is already a bit draw biased wouldn't that cause a left issue? I tend to hook my 3-wood already
Depends very much on how you grip the club, resting the club on the ground would with the offset camber loft sleeve cause the face to look very slightly closer. However if you grip the club whilst hovering or in my case vertically as soon as I get a club out of the bag, it doesn't have any effect 👍
I was fitted for a Fujikura Ventus blue 6X. The fitter told me that as soon as I get the club, the new shaft has a break in period? Is this true? I almost feel like trading in the new shaft I get for the one that I used in the fitting process so I can go use it right away.
Errrr no. Breaking in would suggest that in some way the shaft is changing its properties over time, of which it isn't. Modern day shafts as extremely well made and the materials and processes they are made from mean that they don't change their properties. Only defects or wear would mean that a modern shaft will play differently as they defect or wear progresses.
Thanks for the comment and for watching 👍
In-depth as always, thank you. Would the STZ still be 'mid spin' if not paired with a very stiff/low spin shaft like the HZRDUS Green? I struggle with excess spin across the bag, so worried about it ballooning in the wind or loosing distance when paired with a Ventus Blue type shaft.
What swing speed are you as there is always speed related spin that I encounter 👍
@@AskGolfNut 90mph for 7i and 108mph for driver. I have played HZRDUS Black shafts before and they are fine when I am swinging well, but I struggle to consistently time really stiff shafts like that, thus the preference for a 'blue board' type profile
How is this compared to the Seatlh 2?
Haven't actually hit the Stealth 2 fairway yet, if the old one was anything to go by, it was a fairly low spin rocket of a 3 wood. Really only good for the upper swing speed players.....
Hi Jay Great Video 👍,dropped the 3Wood from my bag last year (not enough swing speed anymore) now use 5 & 7Woods both Stealth, they seem to be making the fairway woods more powerful now, not ideal for us with slower swing speeds😬, use 7Wood 90% of the time off the fairway’s great from any lie😊, need perfect lie for 5Wood, can’t believe Mizuno doesn’t make a 7Wood, Great review will test the 5Wood👍,Dickey 9hcp 76year senior golfer
funny to call yourself a golfnut and not care about shafts, most important piece of a club
For most, but due to my swing characteristics I'm lucky not to be shaft sensitive. Especially when review equipment comes in all different varieties 👍