ST220X Hybrid
£236.99
£249
SKU: 48212221624623
We are ordering brand new products directly from Mizuno which will be shipped to you directly. When you place your order, we will do our best to obtain an accurate delivery time, but we are completely reliant on Mizuno to ship your products. If you need your products urgently, please contact us orders@golfpairs.com in advance so we can check stock for you.ST220X Hybrid
A confidence inspiring hybrid - engineered to produce a higher, draw biased flight. The ST-X hybrids are suited for moderate swing speed players who need elevated launch to reach both their optimal distance and controlled landing angles. TECHNICAL DETAILS:- MAS1C Maraging Face: Delivers greater energy transfer and faster ball speeds across the clubface
- Quick Switch Adaptor: 4 degrees of loft adjustability to fine-tune look and trajectory
- Harmonic Impact Technology: Fine tuned head geometry delivers ideal impact feel and feedback
- X-Axis design for draw bias: Expanded toe located carbon composite window, with heel located sole weight combine to produce a reliable draw bias.
- Dense' or solid feedback: The majority of Mizuno's tour players expressed a preference for more dense feedback through impact. Mizuno's engineers spent a year finessing the sound to a more muted, powerful tone.
ST220X Hybrid
A confidence inspiring hybrid - engineered to produce a higher, draw biased flight. The ST-X hybrids are suited for moderate swing speed players who need elevated launch to reach both their optimal distance and controlled landing angles. TECHNICAL DETAILS:- MAS1C Maraging Face: Delivers greater energy transfer and faster ball speeds across the clubface
- Quick Switch Adaptor: 4 degrees of loft adjustability to fine-tune look and trajectory
- Harmonic Impact Technology: Fine tuned head geometry delivers ideal impact feel and feedback
- X-Axis design for draw bias: Expanded toe located carbon composite window, with heel located sole weight combine to produce a reliable draw bias.
- Dense' or solid feedback: The majority of Mizuno's tour players expressed a preference for more dense feedback through impact. Mizuno's engineers spent a year finessing the sound to a more muted, powerful tone.