Mizuno · Hybrid · 2022

ST-X 220

Best for you're a 10-28 HCP at 80-105mph moderate-swing player fighting a slice — X-Axis draw bias + rear heelward weight + high launch + Mizuno feel/sound combine to help straighten your hybrid game.

Starting from: £72.99
Listings: 2
Retailers: 1
vs RRP: −71%

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About the Mizuno ST-X 220

The Mizuno ST-X 220 is a 2022 hybrid from Mizuno. Listed on CaddyCompare in 19°, 22°, 25°, 28° and 31° lofts, in right-hand and left-hand, with regular, stiff and senior flex options. Compare prices from 1 UK retailer below — currently from £72.99.

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£73

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£73

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£73

Set 29 May · yesterday

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

80Forgiveness

78Distance

64Workability

82Feel

82Sound

80Looks

Pros & cons

Pros

1.88mm MAS1C face — thinnest hybrid face in Mizuno's history with the highest ball speeds Mizuno has ever recorded with a hybrid
X-Axis design + rear heelward weight — engineered draw bias specifically built to help fight a slice
Looks and feels designed for better players, but surprisingly forgiving
Harmonic Impact Technology — solid, powerful sound and a stable, reliable feel reviewers trust quickly

Cons

Not particularly long or hot in terms of flight or feeling off the face — 197yd average carry is modest
Explicit draw-bias profile — workability limited, fade-shapers will fight the engineered tendency
Narrow 3-loft ladder (20°/23°/26°) — less fitting flexibility than 4-5-loft competitors
No movable weight system — adjustability limited to ±2° Quick Switch hosel

Best for: You're a 10-28 HCP at 80-105mph moderate-swing player fighting a slice — X-Axis draw bias + rear heelward weight + high launch + Mizuno feel/sound combine to help straighten your hybrid game.

Avoid if: You don't need a draw bias, you want maximum carry distance, or you want shape-shifting workability without fighting an engineered tendency.