Mizuno MX-560 Driver Keep Perfect Balance
The MX-560 has a re-engineered ‘bulge and roll' design to the face that the key in improving consistency from off centre strikes. Cheap golf club sets stretches back to give the club a large footprint which can only help with launch angel and direction. Looking down at the top of the head I could see this slight bar which Mizuno refer to as the Power Bar Crown which helps to maximize face energy. The Mizuno MX 560 driver also can fitted with a Fujikura 360 shaft which also looked great and felt like it would make this club exploded at impact. A Power Bar construction, reminiscent of Mizuno's original T-ZOID design re-enforces the crown and provides a distinct alignment aid. A CNC-milled, plasma-welded Crotch design utilizes multiple face thicknesses for extreme distance.
The Mizuno MX-560 as has a re-engineered ‘bulge and roll' design to the face that was key in improving consistency from off centre strikes. A Power Bar construction, reminiscent of Mizuno's original T-ZOID design re-enforces the crown and provides a distinct alignment aid. Mizuno discovered that the geometry of previous square and geometrically influenced drivers sacrificed distance in their quest for maximum MOI. The cortech design of Mizuno MX-560 driver is CNC milled and plasma-welded cortech. This driver is a loud one no matter what type of shot you use. The sound is not a problem though except that it will definitely get the attention of onlookers who may look at you while on the course.
Features of :
>> H.E.M.I. geometric shape provides the perfect balance of a low, deep Center of Gravity (CG) for high initial launch trajectory and high Moment of Inertia (MOI) for enhanced forgives on off-center hits
>> A 460cc club head, the maximum allowable by USGA rules, provides unsurpassed performance and forgiveness on off-center hits
>> Designed with a traditional head shape and clean profile preferred by discerning golfers
>> A CNC-milled, plasma welded CORTECH head design utilizes multiple face thicknesses for maximum Coefficient of Restitution (COR) and initial ball velocity
