Mizuno is marking the relocation of its Scottish National Fitting Centre to the World of Golf in Clydebank with a demo event tomorrow (Saturday , September) with a demo from 11 am to 3pm, featuring the first fully stocked appearance of Mizuno’s new irons – the MP-62, MP-52 and MX-200.
The move to Clydebank will allows Mizuno to expand its capacity, with two hitting bays open from 9am until 8pm a facility staffed and run by Mizuno, with purchases placed through the manufacturer's network of Scottish retailers.
The Clydebank site features outdoor bays, supported by Trackman launch monitors.
Rob Jackson, Mizuno's UK marketing manager explained: "The Cumbernauld site was the first of Mizuno’s national fitting centres and has been booked solidly for the last four years. However, we have realised from the opening of the sites in England and Wales that we needed to give golfers an opportunity to see their actual ball flight.
"While systems like Trackman give great analytical feedback for the fitter, a
real ball flight is just as revealing for our visitors."
The new Centre is the sixth Mizuno-managed and staffed fitting centre in Europe with others in Surrey, Wrexham, Paris, Munich and recently opened in Cologne.
