The Mizuno JPX One series marks a significant shift with its Nano Alloy face, offering the ball speed of carbon drivers while retaining a traditional metallic sound. It is a highly competitive, lower-priced alternative to other major OEMs.
Their scorecard
Forgiveness: 5/5 — JPX One model is extremely stable on mistrikes
Distance: 4/5 — Incremental gains over previous ST-X model
Sound & Feel: 5/5 — Nano Alloy sounds like a traditional metal driver
Looks at address: 4/5 — Very clean top line without distracting carbon patterns
What they rate
Nano Alloy face solves the 'dead' sound issue of carbon-faced drivers
Highly competitive retail price point compared to major competitors
Clean crown profile without blocky carbon sections
What they don’t
Non-adjustable weight port limits fine-tuning for shot shape
Blue face aesthetic may be polarizing for some golfers
The Mizuno JPX One series marks a significant shift with its Nano Alloy face, offering the ball speed of carbon drivers while retaining a traditional metallic sound. It is a highly competitive, lower-priced alternative to other major OEMs.
Nano Alloy face solves the 'dead' sound issue of carbon-faced drivers
Highly competitive retail price point compared to major competitors