Mizuno have announced the release of new finish options across two core models in its current lineup: the JPX 925 Hot Metal irons and Mizuno Pro T-3 wedges.

These latest additions reflect Mizuno’s ongoing focus on player preferences, craftsmanship, and tailored performance.

Each new finish maintains the underlying design philosophy and engineering integrity of the original model, while offering golfers refined aesthetic options to suit individual preferences and playing environments.

JPX 925 Hot Metal: Black Ion, Revolutionary Iron

The JPX 925 Hot Metal irons, recognised for their blend of distance, control and fitting versatility, are now available in a standout Black Ion finish.

Built around a Nickel Chromoly chassis with strategically placed tungsten weighting in the 4–7 irons, the Hot Metal design continues to provide a high-launch, high-speed platform with consistency across the face.

The addition of the Black Ion finish offers a fresh visual identity while maintaining the same trusted performance, reducing glare, and aligning the iron’s look with its modern, technology-led profile.

Mizuno Pro T-3: Stability Reimagined in Black

The Pro T-3 wedge, recognised for its blend of forgiveness and feel, returns in a commanding Black Ion finish.

Its shallow cavity back, combined with a longer head shape, offers increased stability on off-centre strikes, perfect for golfers seeking consistency without sacrificing finesse.

The forging process, groove structure (Quad Cut + Hydroflow Micro Grooves), and copper underlay remain unchanged, ensuring the T-3 continues to deliver reliable spin and control in all conditions.

Three grind options (S, M, and C) support various short game needs, and the darker finish offers a cleaner visual at setup, particularly in bright light or firm turf conditions.

A third new colourway, the Mizuno Pro T-1 in Denim Copper, will be available exclusively in the US, while Europe will see the JPX 925 Hot Metal in Black Ion and the Mizuno Pro T-3 in Black Ion.

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Each head features a wrap-around composite crown that saves critical grams high in the structure, lowering the centre of gravity for higher launch and reduced spin.

A multi-thickness MAS1C steel face ensures peak COR performance, while the all-new Speed Bevel sole refines turf interaction, producing cleaner strikes and more consistent ball speed from a variety of lies.

FAIRWAY WOOD LOFTS

Available in lofts from 15° to 24°, the JPX ONE Fairways deliver the ultimate blend of ball speed, forgiveness, and playable trajectory for golfers seeking effortless distance with the signature Mizuno feel.

Completing the family, the JPX ONE Hybrids take the same design philosophy and apply it to a more compact, iron-replacement shape.

Their Waffle Crown structure enhances face stability, enabling Mizuno’s engineers to reposition discretionary mass lower and deeper for optimal launch and spin control.

A uniform-thickness 1.8mm MAS1C face combines with the improved CORTECH Chamber and Speed Bevel sole design to produce exceptional speed through impact, even on strikes low on the face or from challenging turf conditions.

JPX ONE HYBRIDS LOFTS

Available in 19°, 22°, 25°, and 28° lofts, the JPX ONE Hybrids offer a seamless transition from long iron to fairway wood, maintaining the visual confidence and feel Mizuno players expect.

From the Vanguard carbon-headed driver in 1982 to the MP-600 with movable weight technology in 2008, Mizuno has continually pushed the boundaries of metalwood design, turning four decades of innovation into one defining moment.

The JPX ONE range marks the next defining chapter, a family that unites materials science, speed engineering, and player-informed shaping in one cohesive system.

COSTS:

JPX One Driver range RRP £529

JPX One Fairway Wood’s RRP £315

JPX One Hybrid’s RRP £280

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