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Pro 241 - Steel
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discounted price£1,099original price£1,199
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Explore the precision and beauty of Mizuno Pro 241, a muscle back iron that gives complete control of your game. Every detail is the result of accuracy and passion, enabled by the collaboration between Mizuno’s research and development team and the exclusive Grain Flow Forging factory in Hiroshima, Japan.
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Pro 241
discounted price£1,099original price£1,199
Description
The club is forged with precision from a single piece of 1025E Pure Select mild carbon steel in Mizuno’s Hiroshima factory, known as Grain Flow Forged HD since 1968. A microlayer of copper under Nickel Chrome not only enhances aesthetics but also provides an unrivalled feel in the Grain Flow Forged heads. Centred mass gives an incredibly soft and satisfying feel at impact, thanks to the Harmonic Impact Technology and extensive tests on tour. The aggressively tapered blade provides an ideal ball flight throughout the set, from high-flying long irons to more penetrating short irons. A thinner topline and a compact design in the short irons provide added control and precision. Increased bounce angle, a less reflective Full Satin Brush finish – Mizuno Pro 241 combines art and science to create the perfect golfing experience.
Aggressively Tapered Blade, A clearer tapering of the upper blade section provides an ideal profile throughout the set – with longer irons delivering distance and shorter irons with a penetrating trajectory.
Tour Preferred Topline, Refined from previous blades by both weight movement within the head and adjustments in final manufacturing. It offers a thin top line preferred by skilled golfers.
Increased Bounce Angle, The clubs in the Mizuno Pro series have a degree increase in bounce in the long irons and two degrees in the short scoring clubs – for improved interaction with the substrate.
