When K.H. Lee looks back to the starting point of his golf journey, he can only marvel at how a twist of fate which saw him learn the game with a Ted Lasso-type swing coach has since led him to stardom on the PGA TOUR.
Say hello to the Miura Series 1957 Limited Edition Small Blade Irons. I’ve been “working” on this review for a some time now. It has been a rough go, playing one of the world’s best irons and such. Yes, being at the top of the golf blog heap can be difficult. I’m up to the task though.
About Miura
Before we look at the Series 1957 Limited Edition Small Blades by Miura, we should talk about who Miura is for those who may be unfamiliar. Miura is a family-owned Japanese club manufacturer, founded by Katsuhiro Miura. Mr. Miura is a master club-maker who has been making clubs for over 50 years. The company is located in Jimeji, central Japan.
Miura has made primarily forged irons and wedges, though they are now producing other clubs like drivers and hybrids. Miura is known as one of the world’s best makers of irons. Miura uses the highest quality Japanese steel, know for its performance and feel.
Many PGA Tour pros who are endorsed by some of the popular golf manufacturers actually play Miuras, despite being paid by their sponsors. The pros simply tape over the Miura name so fans can’t easily see the real manufacturer. Keen eyed golf club aficionados are not fooled.
Series 1957 Limited Edition Small Blade Irons
The Miura 1957 Small Blade Irons are the highest performing irons made by Miura, according to the man himself, Katsuhiro Miura.