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With this latest release Mizuno is looking to once again serve up a range of metalwoods that can match the renowned performance of its brilliant forged irons.
The all-new ST Series drivers represent the culmination of the Japanese brand’s three-year, rapid-fire driver development project.
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Preceded by the brilliant ST190 and ST200, Mizuno’s first drivers widely played by its global tour staff, the new ST-Z and ST-X further deploy Mizuno’s SAT2041 Beta Ti face and complex carbon construction to deliver both powerful ball speeds and a more satisfying sensation at impact.
The SAT2041 face is the driving forced behind the speed on offer with these new drivers.
A Nippon steel product that was developed over five years as a lightweight, high strength material for the automotive industry, it has a fine grain structure inherently resistant to fatigue and allowed the engineers at Mizuno to eke out more ball speed and expand the sweetspot.
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The ST-Z driver has been designed to be and ultra-stable, low spinning bomber.
It has a balanced toe/heel carbon composite construction with deep central back weight for a spin efficient, neutral ball flight.
The ST-X, meanwhile, features a draw-biased carbon composite construction aided by a heel side sole weight.
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Like the ST-Z, it’s built upon the 2nd generation of Mizuno’s Forged SAT2041 Beta Ti face to produce great speed and consistent performance over time.
An expanded toe located carbon composite window, with a heel located sole weight combine to produce reliable draw bias.
The ST-X also offers a more compact profile, a slightly deeper back portion and more upright visual lie angle.
As with the ST-Z, the ST-X has been engineered to produce a more dense feedback through impact and a more muted, powerful tone. This is one of the key request Mizuno received from its tour staff.
Completing this new metalwoods line-up are ST-Z fairways.
Designed with high levels of stability and low spin efficiency in mind, these fairway woods offer a throwback profile, with curves to suit the eye of traditionalists.
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Mizuno’s 3rd generation MAS1C face is Mizuno’s most powerful to date. Both 3 and 5-woods have an adjustable, quick switch, hosel offering 4 degrees of loft and face angle adjustability.
Available: February
Prices: ST-Z & ST-X drivers – £399, ST-Z fairways – £279
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