The Mizuno Pro Irons are the result of a longstanding connection between Mizuno's club engineers and the legendary Grain Flow Forging plant in Hiroshima, Japan. This unique relationship has enabled the creation of increasingly intricate designs flawlessly incorporated into the finished equipment. Every fraction of a millimeter and subtle curve has been meticulously considered, shaping the future of golf club technology.

Key Features of the Mizuno Pro 245 / Tour Speed and Launch:

Grain Flow Forged HD in Hiroshima, Japan

Hollow body GFF 4135 Chromoly face and neck (2-8 iron)

Internal Tungsten Weighting (2-7) for improved launch

More compact partial hollow scoring irons (9-GW)

Soft Copper Underlay for exceptional feel

Harmonic Impact Technology for a soft muscle-back feel

Traditional blade appearance

Increased bounce angle for optimal turf interaction

Full Satin Brush finish

Available 2-GW / RH and 4-GW LH

David Llewellyn noted, "There’s so much to the Mizuno Pro 245 for an iron of its size and shape. A multi-piece Grain Flow Forged Chromoly construction, suspended Tungsten weight, and multi-thickness face. Impossible without Mizuno evolving its Grain Flow Forging process in Hiroshima."

Chris Voshall commented, "There are some impressive ball speed gains in the Mizuno Pro 245, considering we’ve slimmed it down – especially in the longer irons. The biggest challenge for people now is telling this iron apart from the one-piece Mizuno Pro 241 muscle-back.”