Mizuno · Irons · 2023

JPX 923 Forged

Best for single-digit to mid handicaps (3-15) at 85-110 mph swing speeds who want Mizuno feel in a distance-iron package with extra long-iron forgiveness over a Tour cavity.

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vs RRP: −48%

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About the Mizuno JPX 923 Forged

The Mizuno JPX 923 Forged is an 2023 irons from Mizuno. Listed on CaddyCompare in 5-PW, 4-PW, 5-GW and 4-GW set compositions, in right-hand and left-hand, with regular, stiff and senior flex options. Compare prices from 2 UK retailers below — currently from £579.99.

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£580

Set 21 May · 5d ago

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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.

82Forgiveness

88Distance

82Workability

92Feel

90Sound

88Looks

Pros & cons

Pros

Top-10 finish in the 2023 Players Distance robot test: 6th for forgiveness, 6th for distance.
Launch monitor testing: 167-169yd 7-iron carries — 2-yard spread shows exceptional dispersion.
V-Chassis with Harmonic Impact Technology delivers signature feel/sound in a Forged distance package.
Half-club longer than predecessor per editorial coverage — face thinned 2.6mm → 2.2mm.

Cons

Independent robot testing: accuracy ranked 11th overall — the iron's weakest attribute and the reason for its 10th-overall placement.
Reviewer testing flagged the 'Pro to Mid Handicap' positioning as overly ambitious — closer to a single-digit iron in practice.
Modest evolution: not a significant upgrade over the predecessor, but an upgrade nonetheless.

Best for: Single-digit to mid handicaps (3-15) at 85-110 mph swing speeds who want Mizuno feel in a distance-iron package with extra long-iron forgiveness over a Tour cavity.

Avoid if: Higher handicaps who need maximum off-centre forgiveness, or pure shape-shifters who want a more workable, accuracy-first iron.