Miura Club
Miura KM-700
Precision Forged, Player Approved.
Optimized Performance
The unique shape and weight distribution on the back of the head optimizes the center of gravity position for each iron. This revolutionary club head design, seen most notably with the toe grind, also promotes a return to square at impact, benefitting all golfers.
More Forgiveness
This club head also features a revolutionary hosel and heel design which allows for moving the center of gravity 3mm closer to the toe, 35mm from the heel (7 iron). The bigger “sweet spot" promotes a playability which is similar to what one might see in a wood. Off-center hits are straighter and farther.
Stamp of Approval
The five-year journey that led to the creation of the KM-700 involved Miura-san's mentoring of future generations of Miura Craftsmen. This achievement is signified by Miura-san's stamp of approval, the red hanko stamp, on the back cavity of every iron.
Miura MC-502
The Evolution of the Blade.
Changing the Game
The creation of the MC-501 changed the way in which a blade iron could look. It optimized weight, density, and distribution. The MC-502 takes some of the best features of the 501 while adding enhanced playability and performance characteristics not previously seen in the category.
Subtle Enhancements
The MC-502 incorporates an increase in face progression (less offset), a welcomed look for the better player. Additionally, a softer, more rounded top line and toe profile found their way from the sketch pad to the factory.
The Channels
Seen in the design on the back of the iron, these channels distribute weight to the sole of the club, allowing the craftsman to increase bounce and camber. This contributes to more effective turf travel, making the 502 among the easiest of Miura models to hit.
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