The win marks another major milestone in Fisk’s career, earning him a place in next year’s PGA Championship while adding to his maiden PGA Tour title at the Sanderson Farms Championship last October.

“Kind of feel like all the work I’ve been putting in paid off,” Fisk said. “It’s been a frustrating year trying to back up that first win. I’ve showed some pretty good signs of some solid golf, but haven’t really had that opportunity to win a golf tournament that I’ve been kind of craving. It was unbelievable to get it done again.”

The playoff produced plenty of drama, particularly on the second extra hole, where Fisk recovered brilliantly after finding one bunker and then another before splashing out to just three feet to save par and keep his hopes alive.

Reflecting on the playoff, Fisk said: “In my opinion the playoffs are a little easier, there’s less nerves. You’ve already locked up a great finish, there’s not really a whole lot to lose. You’re just going out there trying to win, and it’s either going to be you or the other guy. I think that’s almost calming in a way.”

That calmness was on full display when it mattered most. Fisk stayed composed under pressure, converting the winning par on the third playoff hole to capture his second PGA Tour title and continue the impressive momentum in his career.

Congratulations, Steven, from everyone at 91��Ƶ!

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Each head has been designed with the same goal in mind: to make speed easier to access, more consistent across the face, and more playable for real golfers. At the centre of it all is the JPX ONE Driver, the first driver in the world to feature NANOALLOY™ face technology.

A new material. A new level of speed.
Developed in collaboration with materials specialists Toray, our NANOALLOY™ face is a breakthrough in face construction. Using microscopic polymer dispersion, the material dynamically changes how the face behaves at impact, becoming more elastic when it matters most.
That means more energy stored at impact and more energy released back into the ball. Compared to traditional titanium or composite faces, NANOALLOY™ delivers faster ball speeds across a wider area of the face, not just from the middle.

This technology works alongside a newly engineered CORTECH Face that is up to 0.35mm thinner than previous designs. The result is a larger CORAREA, the high-speed rebound zone, that’s over 15% larger than the ST-MAX. In robotic testing, JPX ONE produced higher ball speeds and longer carry, while maintaining consistency across multiple strike locations.

Two driver models, one design philosophy
The JPX ONE Driver range includes two models to suit different preferences and playing styles.

The standard JPX ONE features a slightly larger profile, designed to maximise stability and promote straighter ball flight. The JPX ONE SELECT offers a more compact, tour-inspired shape with a neutral to fade bias, appealing to players who prefer a more traditional look and enhanced control.

Fairway woods built for speed from every lie
The JPX ONE Fairway Woods continue the innovation story with a re-engineered CORTECH Chamber. By varying the internal gap between the sole and the chamber wall, our engineers have increased face flex towards the toe and heel without sacrificing centre-face performance.

A wrap-around composite crown saves valuable weight high in the head, helping lower the centre of gravity for higher launch and reduced spin. The multi-thickness MAS1C steel face delivers strong COR performance, while the new Speed Bevel sole improves turf interaction for cleaner strikes and more consistent ball speed from a wide range of lies.

The JPX ONE TOUR Fairway Wood (3TW only) features a compact, tour-preferred shape with a slightly open face angle, a flatter lie, and a forward CG to promote lower spin and a more controlled flight.

Available from 15° to 24° (3W/3TW to 9W), the JPX ONE Fairways are designed for golfers who want effortless distance, forgiveness and playable flight, all with that distinctive 91��Ƶ feel.

Hybrids that bridge the gap with confidence
The JPX ONE Hybrids take the same performance principles and apply them to a sleek, long iron-replacement shape. A Waffle Crown structure improves face stability, allowing discretionary weight to be placed lower and deeper in the head for optimal launch and controlled spin.

A uniform 1.8mm MAS1C face works with the improved CORTECH Chamber to maintain ball speed, even on strikes low on the face or toward the toe and heel.

With lofts available at 19°, 22°, 25° and 28°, the JPX ONE Hybrids create a smooth, confidence-inspiring transition from long irons to fairway woods.

Four decades of innovation, ONE defining moment.
From the Vanguard carbon-headed driver in 1982 to the MP-600 with movable weight technology in 2008, 91��Ƶ has continually pushed metalwood design forward. The JPX ONE range brings four decades of innovation together into one cohesive family.

By uniting advanced material science, speed-focused engineering and player-informed shaping, JPX ONE marks the next defining chapter in 91��Ƶ metalwoods.

This is speed, reimagined.

View the range

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We have identified that, in a limited number of 91��Ƶ Pro M-13 irons, deformation of the clubface may develop over time through normal use. Based on the information available to us as of the end of May 2026, the occurrence rate remains very low.

While this condition does not affect all products, we are committed to supporting our customers and ensuring continued confidence in the performance of our equipment. For this reason, we are offering replacement support for eligible products where this condition is present.

Based on our assessment to date, this issue does not present any safety concerns or risk of physical injury – products may continue to be used as normal.

Replacement support applies only to the No. 6, No. 7, and No. 8 irons within the 91��Ƶ Pro M-13 range. These lofts feature a different face construction from the No. 4, No. 5, No. 9, PW, and GW models, which have demonstrated the expected durability performance and have not exhibited this condition.

Customers using 91��Ƶ Pro M-13 No. 6, No. 7, or No. 8 irons are encouraged to inspect the clubface for any signs of deformation. If the condition is identified, we will replace the clubhead with a newly manufactured head. Products showing no signs of deformation can be considered unaffected and may continue to be used as normal.

We sincerely regret any inconvenience caused and therefore affected products can be returned anytime within the two-year warranty period with proof of purchase. If you have any questions or require assistance, please refer to the additional details provided below.

91��Ƶ remains committed to maintaining the highest standards of product quality and performance. We continue to monitor this matter closely and will take all appropriate measures to support our customers.

MIZUNO EMEA Golf

June 2026

Details of Affected Products

The affected products are listed below:

Product name: 91��Ƶ Pro M-13 Irons
Affected lofts: No. 6, No. 7, and No. 8.
Product SKUs: X345 (Custom Fit), X345L (Custom Fit), 34506SKTS5-PW & 34507SMDS4-PW

Details of the Issue

In a limited number of the affected lofts – specifically the No. 6, No. 7, and No. 8 irons – deformation of the clubface may develop over time through normal use. Based on our analysis, this condition has been observed more frequently among golfers who generate higher clubhead speeds. However, the overall occurrence rate remains very low, representing approximately 0.33% of products in EMEA as of the end of May 2026, and the condition does not affect all products.

Based on our assessment to date, this condition does not present any safety concerns or risk of physical injury – products may continue to be used as normal.

How to Check Whether Your Product Is Affected

Please check whether the product name and product number correspond to the above SKUs and whether the loft of your product is No. 6, No. 7, or No. 8.

Unaffected Products

No. 4, No. 5, No. 9, PW, and GW are not applicable.

91��Ƶ Pro M-13 Irons feature a progressive design that varies according to loft. Since No. 4, No. 5, No. 9, PW, and GW have internal structures that differ from No. 6, No. 7, and No. 8, they are not subject to this issue and therefore not eligible for replacement support.

Going forward, any products that are replaced will have a “●” laser mark to the right of “CHROMOLY” on the hosel (neck) to signify newly manufactured and unaffected heads. Please see below:

Existing Orders

Customers who have ordered but not yet received M‑13 irons are advised to contact their retailer to begin the process of switching to an alternative model.

Visual Inspection & Support Details

The following steps will help you ascertain whether you are in possession of affected heads:

1. Take your No. 6, No. 7 & No. 8 irons and place a flat-edged item (like a ruler) against the clubface perpendicular to the grooves.
2. Check to see if the flat edge sits flush to the face, or if there is separation. Affected heads will have separation between the flat edge and the clubface. Please see below:
   
   
3. Customers using the specified products who have confirmed deformation on the clubface are kindly requested to contact the retailer from which they purchased the set to start the warranty returns process.

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Do you like to keep it simple and play it square, or do you prefer to play those greenside shots aggressively, face open off any lie?  With a particular focus on our Grain Flow Forged T24 model showcasing our QUADCUT+ grooves and three distinct finishes follow the to clarity!

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