posted Sat 02 Jun 2012 09:25 AM                 

It is commonly agreed that themizuno jpx 800 driver is designed for players with high and mid handicap. It is mainly because of the fact that this driver is made to be forgiving with great distance. Isn't the forgiveness and distance what the high to mid players are looking for?

The mizuno 800 driverwith Ultimate Dynamic Stability increases average driving distance by specifically targeting an improvement in ball speeds from shots struck above and below the sweet spot. Data from Mizuno's Tour testing and National Fitting Centers showed that most distance loss occurs when golfers mis-hit from high or low on the clubface. In response, Mizuno's design team increased the JPX800's vertical MOI, alongside the standard extension from heel to toe.

In sync with Mizuno's 'Balanced Performance' philosophy, themizuno jpx800 driver sits with a square clubface at address - relying on a complex internal weighting system for its straight, high flight. By analyzing thousands of fittings at its National Fitting Centers, Mizuno found that the square set-up best neutralized the amateur's most destructive shot – the pull straight left.

When you try out the JPX800 Driver you will notice that it is also made with ultimate dynamic stability, which helps give you even more forgiveness. The mizuno jpx 800 driver sale produces a soft but solid feel at impact, with a somewhat muted but still pleasing sound.

The greatest part about the jpx 800 is that it is not only built for forgiveness, which is perfect for the average or below average golfer, but it is also built in a way to allow you to shape your shots. This means even the more skilled golfers can benefit from this type of a driver off the tee instead of those drivers that are aimed for one type of golfer only.