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Mizuno Golf Product Care
Proper maintenance helps protect the finish and performance of forged irons, woods and other golf equipment.
- Remove iron headcovers after playing.
- Dry the cavity and grooves thoroughly with a soft towel.
- Apply a light coat of suitable lubricant oil to clubheads when required.
- Avoid storing clubs in extreme heat, cold or damp conditions.
- Remove dirt, sand and debris from the clubface and golf ball before impact.
For inspection, servicing or product-specific advice in Bangladesh, contact GolfHouse before applying any cleaning chemical or making alterations.
Made in Hiroshima
Grain Flow Forging
Mizuno’s patented process forms a precise iron head through multiple forging stages from a single steel billet. The controlled natural grain structure supports consistency, integrity and the distinctive impact feel associated with Mizuno forged irons.
The head and hosel are shaped as one continuous piece. Production at the Chuo plant in Hiroshima combines high-pressure forging, precision trimming, grinding, plating and experienced hand inspection.
STEP 01Japanese steel rods are cut into individual billets.
STEP 02Each billet is heated, stretched and bent into its initial form.
STEP 03A 1,000-ton hammer press aligns the grain through primary forging.
STEP 04Excess metal is trimmed before the head is reheated.
STEP 05Precision forging establishes the final head shape and weight.
STEP 06Grinding, polishing, plating and assembly complete the clubhead.