Mizuno made the cover thinner and modified the mantle layer in both its premium balls to enhance speed while maintaining spin and feel around the greens. The deep dive: Mizuno may be best known for its premium clubs such as the just-released JPX 925 Forged irons and ST-Max 230 driver,

Mizuno launches the Mizuno Pro S and Mizuno Pro X balls, its latest elite multilayer urethane cover offerings. Both models look to increase the potential for distance and ball speed by reducing the thickness of the cover but increasing the thickness of the spin-reducing mantle layer between the core and cover.

What you need to know: Mizuno returns to its roots with a single-piece forged iron aimed at better players. The Mizuno Pro S3 is a compact club that packs just enough power while delivering on the distance control and soft-feel needs of its target audience.

The Mizuno Pro S-3 irons are designed for those players who are looking for finesse and versatility in each shot from their irons. Ultimately, they are players’ irons with a typical Mizuno feel that are ideal for golfers looking for added versatility.

The newest addition to Mizuno's player irons lineup is the S-3 range, which are designed for precision and control.

The first offering in the new Mizuno Pro Signature Series is a shallow cavity-back designed for elite golfers who want to maximize feel and control.

The Mizuno Pro T-1 wedges are built for golfers seeking versatility and control. Featuring Mizuno’s Grain Flow Forged HD process and constructed from 1025 Pure Select Mild Carbon Steel, with a Copper Underlay, the T-1 wedges offer a buttery smooth feel that is synonymous with Mizuno.

Mizuno’s latest wedge offering delivers the better player, muscleback-shaped Mizuno Pro T1 along with the more player-friendly Mizuno Pro T3. Both share similar groove packages for optimum spin but are aimed at decidedly different—and specific—player types.