Miura's owner

Updating the list

1. Lee36328
LE Small Blade 1957 w/ project X 6.0 3-PW
Black Wedge 52*/6 56*/9 60*/7 w/ Rifle Spinner 6.5

2. Derek
CB 501 on Shimada regular 5-PW
Forged wedges 50 and 56

3. Andrew-golf
CB 501 on Shimada regular 5-PW
Forged wedges 52 and 56
KM-006 forged putter

4. Dmateo
LE Small Blade 1957 w/ KBS Tour 3-P

5. Shamusan
LE Small Blade 1957 w/ Project X 6.5

6. TLHENG
MC-102(5-PW +52 and 56 wedge)

7. Michael
CB 202 - 4-P KBS Tour 90

8. Clarence
202 with NSPro s P,5-9
Wedge Y51 with DG spinner
Wedge C55 with DG spinner
Wedge 56 with DG spinner
Wedge 52 with KBS s (selling condition 9/10)
Putter KM006 (selling condition 10/10)

9.rsenal
PP9003 with KBS Tour 90 stiff (5-GW)
Wedge 56 with KBS Hi Rev

10. mloy ???

dmateo wrote:

wah...like that one...

ok ok. got the message. Me I will still cover it, not cause I can't buy a new club, but just cause I like my club smooth and shiny just like me teeth at least until I'm bored with it..

Speaking about inventory I think it's about time I sell away all of my unused old clubs.

I don't use Iron covers either, and yes, there are many dinks and dents on my clubs ...

On the other hand, I am never going to sell my miuras, so maintaining resale value is not a consideration

Updating mine list

1. Lee36328
LE Small Blade 1957 w/ project X 6.0 3-PW
Black Wedge 52*/6 56*/9 60*/7 w/ Rifle Spinner 6.5

2. Derek
CB 501 on Shimada regular 5-PW
Forged wedges 50 and 56

3. Andrew-golf
CB 501 on Shimada regular 5-PW
Forged wedges 52 and 56
KM-006 forged putter

4. Dmateo
LE Small Blade 1957 w/ KBS Tour 3-P

5. Shamusan
LE Small Blade 1957 w/ Project X 6.5

6. TLHENG
MC-102 :5-PW with shimada K7001 reg.
Wedge :52 and 56 wedge with shimada K7001 stiff
Driver : Titleist 910 10.5 with motore F3 60gm reg
FW : Titleist 910 17 with F3 70gm reg. and KZG PTI 19 with Nunchuk shaft
Hybrid : Titleist 910 21 with F3 75gm reg. and cobra TWS 26 with NSpro 950 reg.
Putter : Edel blade with pixel insert
Bag : Bennington quiet cruiser (black)

7. Michael
CB 202 - 4-P KBS Tour 90

8. Clarence
202 with NSPro s P,5-9
Wedge Y51 with DG spinner
Wedge C55 with DG spinner
Wedge 56 with DG spinner
Wedge 52 with KBS s (selling condition 9/10)
Putter KM006 (selling condition 10/10)

9.rsenal
PP9003 with KBS Tour 90 stiff (5-GW)
Wedge 56 with KBS Hi Rev

Derek wrote:

dmateo wrote:

wah...like that one...

ok ok. got the message. Me I will still cover it, not cause I can't buy a new club, but just cause I like my club smooth and shiny just like me teeth at least until I'm bored with it..

Speaking about inventory I think it's about time I sell away all of my unused old clubs.

I don't use Iron covers either, and yes, there are many dinks and dents on my clubs ...

On the other hand, I am never going to sell my miuras, so maintaining resale value is not a consideration

I LIKE that!

TLHENG wrote:

Updating mine list

1. Lee36328
LE Small Blade 1957 w/ project X 6.0 3-PW
Black Wedge 52*/6 56*/9 60*/7 w/ Rifle Spinner 6.5

2. Derek
CB 501 on Shimada regular 5-PW
Forged wedges 50 and 56

3. Andrew-golf
CB 501 on Shimada regular 5-PW
Forged wedges 52 and 56
KM-006 forged putter

4. Dmateo
LE Small Blade 1957 w/ KBS Tour 3-P

5. Shamusan
LE Small Blade 1957 w/ Project X 6.5

6. TLHENG
MC-102 :5-PW with shimada K7001 reg.
Wedge :52 and 56 wedge with shimada K7001 stiff
Driver : Titleist 910 10.5 with motore F3 60gm reg
FW : Titleist 910 17 with F3 70gm reg. and KZG PTI 19 with Nunchuk shaft
Hybrid : Titleist 910 21 with F3 75gm reg. and cobra TWS 26 with NSpro 950 reg.
Putter : Edel blade with pixel insert
Bag : Bennington quiet cruiser (black)

7. Michael
CB 202 - 4-P KBS Tour 90

8. Clarence
202 with NSPro s P,5-9
Wedge Y51 with DG spinner
Wedge C55 with DG spinner
Wedge 56 with DG spinner
Wedge 52 with KBS s (selling condition 9/10)
Putter KM006 (selling condition 10/10)

9.rsenal
PP9003 with KBS Tour 90 stiff (5-GW)
Wedge 56 with KBS Hi Rev

Ha ha, bro TL, that's a very good set you got there, and I can tell you are very happy with them.

Just one small point if you don't mind, you might notice the list contains all Miura clubs from the others, in keeping with the title of the thread. Hope you don't mind me pointing it out.

Updating the list:

1. Lee36328
LE Small Blade 1957 w/ project X 6.0 3-PW
Black Wedge 52*/6 56*/9 60*/7 w/ Rifle Spinner 6.5

2. Derek
CB 501 on Shimada regular 5-PW
Forged wedges 50 and 56

3. Andrew-golf
CB 501 on Shimada regular 5-PW
Forged wedges 52 and 56
KM-006 forged putter

4. Dmateo
LE Small Blade 1957 w/ KBS Tour 3-P

5. Shamusan
LE Small Blade 1957 w/ Project X 6.5

6. TLHENG
MC-102 :5-PW with shimada K7001 reg.
Wedge :52 and 56 wedge with shimada K7001 stiff

7. Michael
CB 202 - 4-P KBS Tour 90

8. Clarence
202 with NSPro s P,5-9
Wedge Y51 with DG spinner
Wedge C55 with DG spinner
Wedge 56 with DG spinner
Wedge 52 with KBS s (selling condition 9/10)
Putter KM006 (selling condition 10/10)

9.rsenal
PP9003 with KBS Tour 90 stiff (5-GW)
Wedge 56 with KBS Hi Rev

10. mloy???

I have purchased something almost like this, but have not collected yet...



The difference is, it's in BLACK, and it's a limited run, only 69 will ever be made.

I bought it without actually seeing or touching one. Talk about sight unseen. But black, and limited, HOW TO RESIST???

That's one beautiful putter you got there. In black that would really stand out. maybe they should make super limited 1957 in black to match it hehehe.. or maybe you can custom order it from Miura directly. I can't imagine the process will be much different other than the base material since they are already making the black tournament black.

Put some black shaft and bright colour grip and you're all set

so I guess you'll ditch your scotty studio select newport soon ?

dmateo wrote:

That's one beautiful putter you got there. In black that would really stand out. maybe they should make super limited 1957 in black to match it hehehe.. or maybe you can custom order it from Miura directly. I can't imagine the process will be much different other than the base material since they are already making the black tournament black.

Put some black shaft and bright colour grip and you're all set

so I guess you'll ditch your scotty studio select newport soon ?

That's the thing, as we know, Miura has a LE black tournament blades, but a lot of people think that should have been done with the LE small blades. Hmm... I wonder if Miura will fulfill this demand.

My Scotty newport 2.6 works fine. The black KM350 is more in appreciation of its beauty, like a playable art piece. But if the feel is really much better than the newport, then...

I have purchased something almost like this, but have not collected yet...

The difference is, it's in BLACK, and it's a limited run, only 69 will ever be made.

I bought it without actually seeing or touching one. Talk about sight unseen. But black, and limited, HOW TO RESIST???


Lee, I was offered 1 pc of that and still considering the offer. It's beautiful and looks like a
masterpiece. Problem is, I will probably never wants to use it. Just can't bear to scratch it

TLHENG wrote:

I have purchased something almost like this, but have not collected yet...

The difference is, it's in BLACK, and it's a limited run, only 69 will ever be made.

I bought it without actually seeing or touching one. Talk about sight unseen. But black, and limited, HOW TO RESIST???


Lee, I was offered 1 pc of that and still considering the offer. It's beautiful and looks like a
masterpiece. Problem is, I will probably never wants to use it. Just can't bear to scratch it

Only one of 69 in the world, bro. Rare privilege to own one. I expect these will appreciate in value with time, so good investment as well. Think about it.

If I can't bear to putt with it, I might frame it up in a glass box for viewing pleasure. But I think I won't be able to resist The FEEL. We shall see...

hmm only 69 will ever be made and 2 of them with you guys.
Congratz, I'm sure it will become a collector items pretty soon.

HI me using CB-202 5-PW w KBS Tour 90.

wow, so many people using CB 202

tried all the head.. only can actual launched the ball with CB-202. not skilled enough to hit blade.

If not for the fact that I just got a new iron set, I'd definitely go for a set of Miura's.

Now I pray for resistance to temptation.

I was intending to go to Laguna to check out the miuras there but am afraid I will be weak and give in.

I wish I was introduced to miura earlier.. Sigh

Look for Standley, nice guy....

I'm definitely not up to the standard to hit a small blade now, but I have been wanting to own a set of miura...

Maybe just buy the LE Small Blade heads and seal them for display?
but Torque dont sell heads only...

I'm afraid the heads will be there collecting dust and never have the chance to be fitted on course...

mox wrote:

If not for the fact that I just got a new iron set, I'd definitely go for a set of Miura's.

Now I pray for resistance to temptation.

I was intending to go to Laguna to check out the miuras there but am afraid I will be weak and give in.

I wish I was introduced to miura earlier.. Sigh

Bro, if you don't try, you literally don't know what you're missing bro.

Can always sell off the other set later.

In financial management, I was taught that past financial decisions has no bearing on the current decision. If it makes sense, it's a good decision regardless of what you have done in the past.

For example, if you bought shares of company A, and then found a much better investment in company B, are you going to say no, can't buy company B because I already bought company A? No, right?

If you feel the pain of losing money in depreciation when you sell off the current set, well bro, guess what, it has already depreciated whether you sell it or not. Which is why the financial principle of past decisions having no bearings on present/future decisions makes a lot of sense.

The main thing is how much enjoyment you're getting from the set you're playing... and if you don't try, you'll never know how much more pleasure you can get from a set of clubs.

Sorry to inject so much poison.... I am evil....

ljlow wrote:

I'm definitely not up to the standard to hit a small blade now, but I have been wanting to own a set of miura...

Maybe just buy the LE Small Blade heads and seal them for display?
but Torque dont sell heads only...

I'm afraid the heads will be there collecting dust and never have the chance to be fitted on course...

Bro, no one is up to standard to hit blades from day one.

And conversely, no one will ever get up to standard to hit blades if he never hits one.

So... you need to decide whether the boundary is, and when to cross it. I wish I crossed my boundary much much earlier.

The blades have improved my swing to another level, from trying to land it on or close to the green, to deciding whether I want to land it left or right of the pin.

I will be taking some videos soon. I might post it here to show the difference pre and post blades.

Bro Lee, Aside from the soundness of applying that theory on financial/monetary invetments to buying golf clubs which is essentially consumption (although some would say it is investment grade consumption ) , the poison is definitely great. Oh man....

One other thing, I notice most have miuras on steel shafts. Any sense in getting them on graphite shafts?

On another note, would it be accurate to say that steel shafts result in a more accurate (straighter) shot than graphite shaft assuming same heads?

Hi Mox,

Getting the right shaft for your swing makes the most sense. It does not matter if the right shaft is graphite or steel.

There are 125-130g X-Flex graphite shafts which the vast majority of us cannot handle and 86g R Flex Steel shafts which would fit a lot of people.

I would think that the directional deviation between a graphite shaft and a steel shaft is inconsequential compared to the variation from our LOFT swings.

I promise you, if you gave a whole bunch of clubs with different shafts (including Ladies) to Luke Donald and asked him to hit 100m, as long as he has enough time to adjust to each club, all his shots will be peppering the flag

i think shaft technologies has come a long way and I don't believe graphite shaft is inferior to steel. On the contrast, it might be the other way.

The term custom fitting means just what it says. It's custom. It means the club is personalized to your swing characteristic. It's not the same for everyone but it is designed to suit you and you only.

So irregardless of whether it's graphite, steel, regular, stiff etc, it needs to suits your swing and works for your swing. that is the most important and probably the only reason why you will get fitted.

happy swinging.

I'm seriously waiting for the videos...

As for shaft, maybe a SteelFiber worth looking at?

will definitely make a trip to Stanley for a demo... on both Small Blade & Tournament Blade...

ljlow wrote:

I'm seriously waiting for the videos...

As for shaft, maybe a SteelFiber worth looking at?

will definitely make a trip to Stanley for a demo... on both Small Blade & Tournament Blade...

if i score 100+

i will find it hard to invest $3000 on a set of muiras......

jmho....