With the Mizuno Pro M-13 and M-15 irons, Mizuno launches a new pro generation focusing on speed, control, and feel in classic shapes.
Introducing the Pro Modern Series, Mizuno opens a new chapter of its Pro line. The M-13 and M-15 models target ambitious golfers looking for modern performance features without sacrificing compact head shapes, solid feedback, and precise feel at impact. Each model caters to different player types, complementing Mizuno’s existing Pro offerings with a contemporary, performance-driven option.
Mizuno Pro M-13: Tour-Shaped with Modern Power
The Pro M-13, successor to the Pro 243, builds on a tour-proven design by combining classic proportions with advanced construction. It is designed for players who seek a fast and stable ball flight while maximizing precision on scoring irons.
The long irons employ a three-piece forged structure. The combination of Chromoly and stainless steel allows for an ultra-thin face, generating noticeably higher ball speeds than its predecessor. Despite increased dynamics, feedback remains clear and direct. The mid irons offer extra flexibility for consistent distance, while the short irons and wedges use a one-piece forging to prioritize precision and feel.
Performance is further enhanced by calibrated vibration damping and a tour-inspired sole promoting clean turf interaction.
Mizuno Pro M-13 (Photo: Mizuno)
Pro M-15: More Height and Stability
The M-15, successor to the Pro 245, is aimed at players who prefer a higher launch and greater forgiveness while maintaining a compact look. The set ensures smooth transitions from long irons to wedges in shape, feel, and performance.
At its core is the improved CORTECH face technology in irons 4 through 8, combined with a hollow-body construction to deliver high ball speeds and consistent results. Strategically placed tungsten weights boost launch and stability, encouraging a straight and reliable ball flight. Control returns as a focus in the short irons, supported by a partial hollow forged design.
An optimized sole geometry eases turf contact, while targeted damping elements create a solid impact feel.
