JUST ARRIVED! - Miura C & Y Grind Wedges

[Tony Covey MGS]

This is the package I've been waiting for. It arrived just a bit ago, and I can't wait to start testing these. As soon as they came out of the box I grabbed the wedges with one hand and the camera with the other. My wife was holding my 7 month old at the time and told me that I needed to be taking pictures of my baby. It didn't go over well when I replied, "I believe that I am".

 

In a little bit O trouble at home now. Details to follow later.

[Moecat]

Did you have the "O face" when you opened the box? Sweet wedges!

 

[TWShoot67]

Not sure if I like the size of the head and or shape. How does it compare to say the Vokey 200 series? As far as the offset it looks really good like there's hardly any but it's always tough to tell from the pics? I'm sure it feels sweet, now only three things left the bounce(1)and width(2)of the flange which to me looks perfect for standard wedge shots and excellent for laying it open for flop shots! Now lastly for me is how are the grooves?

[Tony Covey MGS]

As it happens, I've got a 52° Vokey 200 series sitting here in my office. The head shapes are virtually identical. The Miura *appears* to have an ever-so-slightly thicker topline, and a slightly wider sole, mitigated by the grind. Offset is minimal...and less than minimal. There's .85° in the 53 and -1.15° of offset in the 57°. It's always a little tough to tell on carpet, and without the issue of actually hitting a golf ball, but it looks like they open up very nicely. I'll have to check with Miura to see what the story with the grooves is.

 

Grooves are 2010 conforming.

[Matt Saternus]

Trading trouble with the wife for Miura wedges....worth it

[Maverickping]

They look very nice!