Mizuno ST-Max 230 7-21* Fairway Wood Stiff Right HZRDUS Smoke Graphite # 190454

Mizuno ST-Max 230 7-21* Fairway Wood Stiff Right HZRDUS Smoke Graphite # 190454 Dexterity - Right-Handed Shaft Details - HZRDUS Smoke 6.0 70g Flex - Stiff Loft - 21 Club Number - 7 Wood Item Length - 41.5" Grip Type - Golf Pride Grip Condition - Good Grip Size - Jumbo Head Cover - No Gender - Men Condition Rating - 8 Very Good Condition Chart 10 New 9 Excellent 8 Very Good 7 Good 6 Fair 5 Poor 10 New 9 Excellent 8 Very Good 7 Good 6 Fair 5 Poor Brand new condition. May have very limited use, but will still have that new luster. ... Club Type: Fairway Wood Type: Fairway Wood Golf Club Type: Fairway Wood Brand: Mizuno Dexterity: Right-Handed Handedness: Right-Handed Shaft Material: Graphite Sport/Activity: Golf Flex: Stiff Loft: 21 Club Number: 7 Wood Item Length: 41.5" Department: Men SKU#: 190454 8 Very Good

Mizuno ST Fairway Woods comes in two different models, the ST-Z and ST-G, which are designed for different golfer profiles. The ST-Z is particularly well-suited for golfers who are looking for a low-spinning, high-launching club. It features a MAS1C steel face that is designed to generate maximum ball speed, as well as an adjustable hosel that allows you to fine-tune the loft and lie angle of the club to fit your swing. The ST-G is designed for better golfers who are looking for a low-spinning, all-titanium power fairway wood. It is built upon the ball speed platform of Mizuno's CORTECH Chamber and features a forged SATIN finish on the face for increased ball speed and distance.

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Mizunos are not for beginners. They're hard to hit, and you must have a high-speed swing and accurate ball striking. It comes equipped with an adjustable hosel that lets you fine-tune your launch angle as well as control your trajectory. For example, a higher launch angle might lead to a more penetrating ball flight with less roll, while a lower launch could result in a flatter trajectory with more roll. This club is for better golfers who want adjustability.

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Owen Harding