Mizuno
Mizuno Pro S
Mizuno mid-compression tour ball with AXIALFLOW dimples.
$49.99 MSRPThe Mizuno Mizuno Pro S is a tour-tier golf ball released in 2024, built with 3-piece construction and a urethane cover. Stymie's catalog records a compression rating of 90, placing it on the firmer end of Stymie's current directory; manufacturers may use different compression test methods. Its urethane cover is the construction used by tour-tier balls that prioritize greenside spin and control. Its feel is rated medium soft. Mizuno positions it for driver swing speeds 90 to 105 mph who want a softer-feeling tour ball with full greenside spin. MSRP is about $50 per dozen, in line with flagship tour-ball pricing.
Source note: specifications are normalized from Stymie's dated catalog record with a manufacturer product reference on file. This record's source was reviewed . Compression test methods vary by manufacturer, so use the number as a relative reference rather than a universal performance score.
Overview
A 3-piece urethane ball with Mizuno 332 AXIALFLOW dimple pattern. Mid-compression core paired with high greenside spin — the softer-feeling of Mizuno two flagship tour balls.
Best for
Driver swing speeds 90 to 105 mph who want a softer-feeling tour ball with full greenside spin.
Specs
- Tier
- Tour
- Model year
- 2024
- Construction
- 3-piece
- Cover
- Urethane
- Compression
- 90
- Dimples
- 332
- Feel
- medium soft
- Spin profile
- high
- Greenside control focus
- Yes
- MSRP
- $49.99
- Catalog source review
- April 2026
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| Club | Speed | Spin | Carry |
|---|---|---|---|
| Driver | 156.1 mph | 2,600 | 269 yds |
| 7-iron | 112.1 mph | 7,450 | 165 yds |
| 54° wedge | 94.1 mph | 11,450 | 100 yds |
Estimates from manufacturer-published specs. Real launch monitor results vary by swing.
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Mizuno Mizuno Pro S — frequently asked
What is the compression of the Mizuno Mizuno Pro S?
Stymie's catalog records the Mizuno Mizuno Pro S at 90 compression. 90 sits on the firmer end of Stymie's current directory. Manufacturers may use different compression tests, so compare cross-brand values directionally.
Is the Mizuno Mizuno Pro S a tour ball?
Yes. The Mizuno Pro S is a tour-tier ball — 3-piece construction with a Urethane cover for high greenside spin and full short-game control.
What swing speed is the Mizuno Mizuno Pro S best for?
A 90 compression rating does not establish one required driver speed. Use it as a relative feel reference, then compare the Mizuno Pro S's cover, construction, flight and spin positioning; Mizuno positions this model for driver swing speeds 90 to 105 mph who want a softer-feeling tour ball with full greenside spin. On-course or launch-monitor testing is the best final check.
Does the Mizuno Mizuno Pro S spin a lot around the green?
The Mizuno Pro S's urethane cover is the construction used by tour-tier balls that prioritize greenside spin and control. Actual wedge spin depends on club delivery, strike, loft, grooves, ball condition and test setup, so Stymie does not assign an unsupported RPM range to this model.
How much does the Mizuno Mizuno Pro S cost?
MSRP is $49.99 per dozen. That is in line with flagship tour-ball pricing.
Where can I check the current price of the Mizuno Mizuno Pro S?
Use the Amazon check-price link on this page, then compare the same dozen count and model year with the manufacturer and major golf retailers. Prices, stock, shipping, personalization, and multi-dozen offers change frequently, so Stymie does not claim that one seller is always cheapest.