Low Handicap
The Mizuno JPX 800 tied for third place with a strong showing across the board. All the categories were within a tenth of each other.

High Handicap
The Mizuno driver also made the cut with the high handicap golfers. They liked the look and sound of the club but gave it low marks for feel. Consistency and distance were tied in the middle of the driver's results.

The new JPX-800 driver utilizes Mizuno's new Ultimate Dynamic Stability (U.D.S.) technology for explosive distance from anywhere on the face. U.D.S. unites a forged Titanium 'Hot Metal' face, ultra-thin crown and a strategic internal weighting system to greatly increase vertical and horizontal MOI. The result: maximum ball speeds and massive distance, even outside of the sweet area.

The 460cc Ti Construction features a six-piece plasma welded design, which provides an extremely solid feel and allows for precise COG placement for a high launch with low spin. Combined with an internal five-gram heel weight that helps square the face at impact, the JPX-800 driver will help you hit the ball longer and straighter than you ever have before.