Mizuno · Fairway · 2026

JPX One

Best for you're a mid-to-high HCP (5-25) at 80-110mph who wants a do-it-all fairway that's easy to launch off the deck and forgiving on mishits — comfortable trading a few yards of peak distance for consistency.

Starting from: £189.99
Listings: 39
Retailers: 10
vs RRP: −40%

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Brand new

Sealed, retailer warranty

£299.00£315.00

15° · 3W · Regular · RH15° · 3W · Regular · Right-Handed

£16.00

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at Clarkes Golf

Like new

Excellent condition / refurb

£254.99£299.00

15° · 3W · Stiff · RH15° · 3W · Stiff · Right-Handed

£44.01

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at Golfclubs4cash

Pre-owned, varying condition

£189.99£299.00

18° · 5W · Regular · RH18° · 5W · Regular · Right-Handed

£109.01

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at Fore Ever Golf

About the Mizuno JPX One

The Mizuno JPX One is a 2026 fairway from Mizuno. Listed on CaddyCompare in 15°, 17°, 18°, 21°, 24° and 27° lofts, in right-hand and left-hand, with regular, stiff and senior flex options. Compare prices from 10 UK retailers below — currently from £189.99.

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CaddyIndex™Experimental

Agentic-research score from synthesised reviews, lab tests, and head-to-head comparisons. Relative to category peers — see methodology.

86Forgiveness

80Distance

76Workability

84Feel

82Sound

86Looks

Pros & cons

Pros

Golf Digest 2026 Hot List Gold — launches high with effortless distance, tight dispersion and excellent turf interaction
Soft yet solid impact feel with a satisfying crack — like hitting a really big iron
Re-engineered internal stabilising chamber delivers +12% MOI versus the prior generation, with the steel face 18% wider in the high-COR area
Available across the full long-game range — 3W (15°), 5W (18°), 7W (21°) and 9W (24°), plus a compact 155cc 3T (Titanium) variant for tour-spec players

Cons

Solid yet unspectacular on raw distance — higher spin caps total carry versus the very longest 2026 fairways
Larger, deeper face can be less ideal on tight fairway lies — penalises bare-lie chunkers
No movable weight on the standard JPX One — look at the JPX One Tour sibling if you want fore / aft weight tuning
Nanoalloy face technology (the brand's headline driver tech) is not on the fairway — the face area is too small to benefit, by the brand's own admission

Best for: You're a mid-to-high HCP (5-25) at 80-110mph who wants a do-it-all fairway that's easy to launch off the deck and forgiving on mishits — comfortable trading a few yards of peak distance for consistency.

Avoid if: You're chasing the maximum total distance (the longest 2026 fairways will beat it), you play tight fairway lies often (the deeper face can chunk), or you want a low-spin workable head (the JPX One Tour sibling is the right call).