Club Fitting
Golf gear innovation doesn’t come along every day — but when it does, it’s worth paying attention.
Mizuno has just launched the all-new JPX One driver, featuring world-first Nanoalloy™ face technology, and it’s stirring excitement across the golf world. Golf
The JPX One’s Nanoalloy face isn’t just another buzzword — it’s a material breakthrough.
Unlike traditional driver faces, Mizuno’s Nanoalloy uses microscopic polymer dispersion that changes how the club head reacts at impact, storing and releasing energy more effectively. This lets the face stay strong at rest, but flex exactly when it needs to, which translates to higher ball speeds and a larger sweet spot across the face. Mizuno Golf Official Website
What does that mean for you on the course?
More ball speed even on shots struck off-centre
Higher launch and more consistency across impact locations
A driver face engineered for performance, not just looks Golf
The JPX One range isn’t one-size-fits-all — it’s engineered for versatility:
JPX One Driver — larger footprint for stability and forgiving flight
JPX One Select Driver — slightly more compact, workability-focused design
Both benefit from Nanoalloy technology paired with a re-designed CorTech face that’s thinner and more responsive than previous generations. golfwrx.com
Even with groundbreaking tech like Nanoalloy, fitting is essential to unlock its full potential. At Kilpac Golf, we use launch monitor data to tailor:
Shaft flex, weight and profile
Loft and lie
Ball speed optimisation
That way, you’re not just buying a high-tech driver — you’re getting one that’s built for your swing.
Remember – you can trade in your old clubs (any brand, any condition) and use that value toward your upgrade. Quick valuations and fair pricing mean your path to newer tech is easier than ever.
