Miura The Perfect Club

[Tzoid08]

The Tungsten in the 4-7 Iron make them extremely forgiving.   These are the clubs that broke my 15 year love affair with Mizuno  

[deejaid]

That was great! If I could afford them, I would definitely buy them. But I can't, so............ I'll just dream!
On a different but same level, I use Japanese chisels, hand saws and plane irons for the same reason..... quality!

Not to thread jack, but I guess I am.....

Do you like the Japanese saws and cutting on the pull stroke instead of the push stroke?

I’ve been intrigued by them but have never owned any.

And back on topic, Miura’s are beautiful clubs. Although I prefer my Kyoei forged KZG’s over the Miura wedges I had for feel.


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[Mpicurien]

Very interesting video.. A true artist!

Starting at 6:06, what he said about the sweet spot on irons is very interesting.. Look forward to test this..

[chemclub]

I think the sweet spot on blades is more towards the heel because of the hosel weight. That is part of the reason why Wilson does a bore-through hosel from what I understand—to remove weight from the hosel.

With more forgiving cavity backs and players cavities the sweet spot can be positioned in the center of the face.

Someone once told me that because  better players who play blades typically swing from inside out on the downswing, that a heel-biased sweet spot is more easily accommodated. I don't know though.

[RickyBobby_PR]

2 hours ago, chemclub said:

I think the sweet spot on blades is more towards the heel because of the hosel weight. That is part of the reason why Wilson does a bore-through hosel from what I understand—to remove weight from the hosel.

With more forgiving cavity backs and players cavities the sweet spot can be positioned in the center of the face.

Someone once told me that because  better players who play blades typically swing from inside out on the downswing, that a heel-biased sweet spot is more easily accommodated. I don't know though.

You are correct.

[Fireinthehole]

Really like the adventures in golf series with Eric, really cool to get a peak behind the process for the clubs. 

I've had folks from my club try my Miura's out and a few went out to get some sets. Pretty solid clubs, and with the amount of money you really should get fit- especially if you don't already know your specs.

They really know how to hide offset and make a club seem bigger or smaller than it really is. 

[silver & black]

On 1/20/2019 at 12:40 PM, deejaid said:

 

 

Not to thread jack, but I guess I am.....

Do you like the Japanese saws and cutting on the pull stroke instead of the push stroke?

I’ve been intrigued by them but have never owned any.

And back on topic, Miura’s are beautiful clubs. Although I prefer my Kyoei forged KZG’s over the Miura wedges I had for feel.


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I like the Japanese saws for cutting dovetails. You can use two fingers to just pull the saw through the cut. I prefer a push stroke for cutting most anything else.

[chemclub]

On 2/15/2019 at 10:52 AM, Fireinthehole said:

Really like the adventures in golf series with Eric, really cool to get a peak behind the process for the clubs. 

I've had folks from my club try my Miura's out and a few went out to get some sets. Pretty solid clubs, and with the amount of money you really should get fit- especially if you don't already know your specs.

They really know how to hide offset and make a club seem bigger or smaller than it really is. 

Those CB 57's are absolute stunners! I was close to getting them but I preferred the look of the PP9003SN at address - something about the high toe just spoke to me.

Noticed you made nice bag choice too!

[BIG STU]

On 1/24/2019 at 10:14 AM, Mpicurien said:

Very interesting video.. A true artist!

Starting at 6:06, what he said about the sweet spot on irons is very interesting.. Look forward to test this..

Like the clubs you play in your signature. Glad to see someone on here besides DJ and myself playing KZG. Even though I am a little different from him I do not like soft wedges so I carry Cleveland wedges instead of KZG

[Mpicurien]

On 2/19/2019 at 12:22 PM, BIG STU said:

Like the clubs you play in your signature. Glad to see someone on here besides DJ and myself playing KZG. Even though I am a little different from him I do not like soft wedges so I carry Cleveland wedges instead of KZG

I just love the feel of my KZG .. never felt this with any clubs yet, but I sure would like to test those Miura clubs 

[Fireinthehole]

On 2/17/2019 at 10:06 AM, chemclub said:

Those CB 57's are absolute stunners! I was close to getting them but I preferred the look of the PP9003SN at address - something about the high toe just spoke to me.

Noticed you made nice bag choice too!

Haha I did and it was 100% based on your reviews!

[Jiro]

Great video, thanks for sharing.


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[Trent Blucher]

On 12/13/2018 at 11:12 AM, RickyBobby_PR said:

Not sure if anyone’s seen this but it’s pretty good and fascinating. I’m a fan of Miura and after watching this I want another set.

 

 

On 12/13/2018 at 11:12 AM, RickyBobby_PR said:

Not sure if anyone’s seen this but it’s pretty good and fascinating. I’m a fan of Miura and after watching this I want another set.

 

I just fell in love.

[Lmerrick]

On 12/13/2018 at 10:10 AM, Angry Yeti said:

I actually watched this yesterday without seeing your thread.

 

I've never hit a Miura, but certainly want to try after this video. They seem so humble about what they've achieved. They also seem to have only strengthened their resolve to make the perfect clubs, it's awesome to watch.

I play Mizuno and love them but I have always been intrigued by Miura. Have yet to hit a Miura but I just may have to.