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Forged Perfectionfor Every Golfer
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In every MIURA golf club, Katsuhiro Miura and his sons combine three lifetimes of skills honed in the steel making heart of Japan, where the samurai came for centuries to have their swords forged.
Uncompromising quality standards, an eye for the most effective golf designs, and a family approach to business mark MIURA as a step above other golf equipment.
MIURA clubs have been used to win U.S. Opens, Masters, and countless other coveted titles. They will elevate your game as well.
The Golf Club Artistry of Forged Steel
Mastering The Molecules
Through his years of work in forging and finishing steel, Mr. Miura has learned that forging an iron head from toe to hosel in one piece stretches that grain apart, resulting in gaps that interfere with robust impact. So he forges the perfect head from toe to heel, with a molecular structure that guarantees a fine grain, with no internal gaps. The purity of strike from such a club can be felt on the very first hit.
Then Mr. Miura spins the forged hosel piece onto the newly forged head at very high speeds, creating enough friction and heat to weld the two pieces together into a strong unit of peerless grain structure. Mr. Miura and his staff then grind, chrome and finish the club into a seamless work of industrial and golf art.
These forging and spin-welding processes, always done to the highest standards, have secured for MIURA the respect of golf club experts and enthusiasts around the worlds.
Fine-Grain Steel and the Solidity of Spin-Forging
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Loft (°)Lie (°)Offset (“)BA*(°)FP*(mm)Weight
#321
59.00.33
3.8244
#424
59.50.23
4.8250
#527
60.00.23
4.8257
#630
60.50.24
4.8246
#734
61.00.24
4.8271
#838
61.50.16
45.2278
#942
62.00.16
55.2286
PW47
62.50.14
55.4295
*BA: Bounce Angle FP: Face Progression
The new MB001 forged blade iron is Miura’s first new design in this category in six years. Quality, not the calendar, dictates our timetable.
It’s the culmination of all the lessons the Miura family has learned from watching iron performance over the last decade. A refined sole moves through the turf more easily, helping the golfer to stay square at impact. The top line is elegant and strong, and the flow from hosel to face is natural and pleasing to the player’s eye.
MB-001 Blade
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Loft (°)Lie (°)Offset (“)FL*(”)
#321
59.00.11
38.75
#424
59.50.10
38.25
#527
60.00.10
37.75
#630
60.50.07
37.25
#734
61.00.07
36.75
#838
61.50.07
36.25
#942
62.00.07
35.75
PW47
62.50.0635.5
*FL: Finished Length
“I have a special pride in this club," Mr. Miura says. "That's because it's so easy to hit."
A small blade? Easy to hit? In Mr. Miura's innovative mind, it makes sense. He doesn't buy into the myth that small, blade-like heads have to be hard to hit. Instead, he encourages recreational golfers to try this pleasing design. The smaller size -- 15 percent smaller overall -- makes the club head easier to square up at impact. But Mr. Miura was careful to make the face dense and substantial, to deliver a robust impact and an aggressive ball flight.
Small Blades
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Loft (°)Lie (°)Offset (“)BA*(°)
#321
59.00.12
0
#424
59.50.10
3
#527
60.00.10
5
#630
60.50.10
5
#734
61.00.10
5
#838
61.50.10
6
#942
62.00.10
8
PW47
62.50.10
8
*BA: Bounce Angle
The LH Blade is specially engineered to offer left-handed players all the key benefits found in right-handed Miura blades.
LH Blades
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Loft (°)Lie (°)Offset (“)BA*(°)
#321
59.00.12
0
#424
59.50.10
3
#527
60.00.10
5
#630
60.50.10
5
#734
61.00.10
5
#838
61.50.10
6
#942
62.00.10
8
PW47
62.50.10
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*BA: Bounce Angle
Much like our popular CB-501, the LH Cavity Back combines the best weight-distributing elements of a cavity with a muscle back iron construction.
LH Cavity Backs
Loft (°)Lie (°)Offset (“)BA*(°)FP*(mm)Weight
#321
59.03.224
244
#424
59.53.244
250
#527
60.03.254
257
#630
60.52.76
4.5264
#734
61.02.77
4.5271
#838
61.52.78
4.5278
#942
62.02.285
285
PW47
62.51.2106
295
*BA: Bounce Angle FP: Face Progression
Inside a perfectly engineered cavity is a muscle back and a precision weight bar - a design combination that melds the best of forged feel with a little ball-flight help. But behind the ball at address, the extremely popular 501 shows a clean, classic forged-iron look. Here's a club that has already helped thousands develop the confidence to convert their games to forged excellence. The sole, ground to shapes preferred by pros, interacts crisply with the turf to enhance contact and encourage consistency. The progressive offset is modest and flows flawlessly from hosel to club head.
CB-501
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Loft (°)Lie (°)Weight
#422
60.0249
#525
60.5256
#628
61.0263
#732
61.5270
#836
62.0278
#940
62.5285
PW45
63.0293
GW50
63.5294
Just as acquaintances become friends and novices become experts, casual golfers pass into the realm of serious player. That's the golfer who will love the new Passing Point 9003 irons, a game enhancement model that offers peerless Miura feel and feedback in a larger, cavity-back design.
The slightly wider sole helps with turf interaction, but doesn't look too broad. The offset blends nicely into the club head, and the cavity distributes the weight to help get the ball up quickly -- but always in a forthright flight that never balloons.
Passing Point 9003
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SIT3 SIT5
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The SIT 3- and 5-woods are perfect complements to the SIT-460 driver. The same meticulous shaping provides a compact, powerful look for golfers seeking to enhance their long games.
Loft for SIT3: 15 degrees, SIT5: 18 degrees.
At 460cc, the all-titanium SIT-460 is as big as the rules allow. But careful shaping by Miura has created a head that has a much more compact look at address.
Available in two lofts: 9° and 10.5°.
SIT Fairway WoodsSIT-460 Driver
The Japanese character on the club translates to "striving" or "noble effort" -- hit them once, and you'll understand immediately. The New Wedge Series adds refinements from Miura's years of design experience and feedback from golfers. The New Series features redesigned bounce angles that work well with the way thinking players like to approach their short games. Leading edge and bounce angles combine for unmistakable quality of impact. Distance control and feel are available to the player like never before.
Wedge Series
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Loft (°)Lie (°)Weight (grams)Offset (“)FP* (mm)BA* (°)
5163.52970.165.25
5363.53040.036.57
5563.53040.08
69
5763.5307
-0.047.210
5963.5307
-0.0278
*BA: Bounce Angle FP: Face Progression
Loft (°)Lie (°)Offset (“)BA* (°)
K-Grind52
63.50.050
7°
5663.50.07012°
6063.50.17013°
4963.51.85
7
5163.50.85
9
5363.5-0.15
11
6063.5
0.0257
5563.50.3512
5763.5-1.15
14
5963.5-1.65
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BA*: Bounce Angle
C-GrindY-Grind
One of the great enthusiasms of the Miuras is to convert marvelous short game ideas into magnificent wedges. The special grinds they come up with become instant allies in the bags of golfers who take their short games seriously and delight in the performance of these great designs.
If you're looking for a special leading edge, trailing edge, bounce/loft combination, or a distinctive approach to turf and sand interaction on less-than-full swings, these wedges have to be on your list to look at.
Special Wedges
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Above: C-GrindBottom: K-GrindRight: Y-Grind
The Miura putters represent the family's recognition that once you get on the green, you need the quality of fine forged steel more than ever. Forged with the same care and using the same processes and finishing as our irons, these putters deliver the impact-feel and feedback so crucial to succeeding at putting -- where strokes are saved and matches are won. A complete line of shapes and constructions offer the best visual and swing-matched options for serious golfers listening for the magic sound of the ball falling into the hole. The KM-006, not seen here, is the same shape as the KM-005, but 20 grams heavier in the head.
Putters KM-005, KM-006, and KM-007
12KM-007 KM-005
"Commitment to Tradition" Series 1957 by MIURA is the special edition
Golfers use hybrids to aim at pinpoint targets, just as they do with irons. So it made sense to adopt a blade-like face design. Now, the more advanced player can work a hybrid into his bag confidently and hit the shot he intends.
Loft for HB3: 20 degrees, HB4: 23 degrees.
Hybrids HB-3, HB-4
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