The Mizuno JPX919 Forged is a forged cavity-back iron from 2018, and its 7-iron loft is 32 degrees according to National Club Golfer. We could not verify a full loft table from a source we trust, so this page lists only what we confirmed. See the iron specs and lofts hub for the models we can compare.
What we verified
| Item | Detail | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Release | September 2018 | Mizuno USA |
| Construction | Grain Flow Forged HD from a single billet of 1025B mild carbon steel, made in Hiroshima, Japan | Mizuno USA |
| 4-iron loft | 22° | Plugged In Golf |
| 7-iron loft | 32° | National Club Golfer |
| Lofts vs JPX919 Tour | Two degrees stronger in the 4 to 8 irons | Plugged In Golf |
| Range | 4-iron to gap wedge, right and left hand | Mizuno |
| UK price | £135 per iron | Mizuno UK blog; National Club Golfer |
A full loft, lie and length table for every club is not shown because the only complete tables we found were on retailer pages and search results that we could not confirm. The Mizuno JPX919 Forged page or a fitter can give you the full set.
Design
Mizuno calls the JPX919 Forged its most versatile iron, with "the ultimate blend of ball speed, stability, and feedback within a more refined playing profile." Mizuno says the boron in the steel makes it stronger. Golfalot describes a micro-slot cap in the cavity, 5 grams moved from heel to toe, and a center of gravity 1.8 mm closer to the face center, and calls it one of the best mid-sized forged irons for single-figure players. National Club Golfer sees it as forgiving yet stylish, with no upcharge on a wide range of shafts. We could not find the stock shaft or grip.
JPX919 and JPX921
The Mizuno JPX921 Forged followed in 2020. Golf Monthly notes the JPX921's lofts are one degree stronger in the 4 to 8 irons than the generation before, which fits the JPX919's 22-degree 4-iron against the JPX921's 21 in the table we hold for it (not verified). For another forged cavity-back iron from the same era, see the Titleist T100.
Related
Read types of golf irons for how forged cavity backs differ, how many irons are in a set, and where to get fitted. More guides: golf clubs hub.
