Need input from Miura Owners

Junior Golfer Posts : 116 Join date : 2012-09-15

Miura iron owners, which the latest miura iron has the largest head and offset and forgiving enough for a 18 handicap?

Does Miura iron have the same buttery feel as Mizuno irons?

Subject: Re: Need input from Miura Owners Mon Oct 08, 2012 6:32 am

Go to torque golf and try it. Hey have sets of diff models for u

Subject: Re: Need input from Miura Owners Mon Oct 08, 2012 7:06 am

Ur looking at pp9003 model from miura. Easy to hit and good for beginners.. Go and try it out in torque golf in laguna range. They have demo clubs and interchangeable shafts and other heads if u wish to try as Nientsu has mentioned

Subject: Re: Need input from Miura Owners Mon Oct 08, 2012 8:10 am

cb501 is also quite forgiving for me

Subject: Re: Need input from Miura Owners Mon Oct 08, 2012 8:45 am

I've read pretty good reviews of the 9003.

Very Active Golfer Posts : 664 Join date : 2010-05-17

Yes go torque golf at Laguna, they are distributor in Asia. I would recommend CB501 for 18 hcp.
You can interchange different shaft to test on your swing to see which one suits you best.

Junior Golfer Posts : 116 Join date : 2012-09-15

Begbie wrote:: Ur looking at pp9003 model from miura. Easy to hit and good for beginners.. Go and try it out in torque golf in laguna range. They have demo clubs and interchangeable shafts and other heads if u wish to try as Nientsu has mentioned

I'm not a beginner.... just don't play golf often enough.

BTW going to Torque golf is not possible because I just need this info for reference.

Subject: Re: Need input from Miura Owners Mon Oct 08, 2012 7:55 pm

personally, i find the miuras to be over rated... i think they are not worth the price, and if you only want miuras, buy the giken range which is made for the japan market...

i like the cb 1007 personally and i'm also a 18 handicapper

but personally, i prefer my current honma beres pro irons

Caddy Posts : 2158 Join date : 2009-10-20

rkangrah wrote:: Miura iron owners, which the latest miura iron has the largest head and offset and forgiving enough for a 18 handicap?

Does Miura iron have the same buttery feel as Mizuno irons?

For 18 hcap, go for pp9003. Or the mc-102.

If you want any of the rest, build from 7 iron down. Unlikely that you can get the full potential from 6 iron and above.

But if you have a lot of time to practice, then by all means get whichever model pleases your eye.

Feel wise, Miura will beat Mizuno hands down. Price wise, it is the other way around.

Passing point is the most forgiving Miura model.

I used cb-501 for the last 2 years and recently switched to fishy sticks

Subject: Re: Need input from Miura Owners Mon Oct 08, 2012 8:36 pm

shamusan wrote:: i'm also a 18 handicapper

Excuse me, Mr. Sham... but that's a err... sham Smile

Subject: Re: Need input from Miura Owners Mon Oct 08, 2012 8:39 pm

He needs to say whether he is a weak, average strong 18 hcp. albino

Subject: Re: Need input from Miura Owners Mon Oct 08, 2012 8:53 pm

i am not an average 18... my game has gone down a lot...

Junior Golfer Posts : 116 Join date : 2012-09-15

shamusan wrote:: personally, i find the miuras to be over rated... i think they are not worth the price, and if you only want miuras, buy the giken range which is made for the japan market...

i like the cb 1007 personally and i'm also a 18 handicapper

but personally, i prefer my current honma beres pro irons

Honma clubs are way beyond my price range LOL.

Newbie Golfer Posts : 29 Join date : 2012-09-26

Hi guys, I just wanna share some of my experience on this topic. I just came back golfing after a 2 years break. Golf is such a pain in the a** to a point i gave my whole golf set away 2 years ago. (also due to injury) So what happened was that i have a client that wants me to have a game with him and from business point of view, i can only say yes to him. Called up a friend of mine to " loan" his set just for the game and so happen its a miura cb 501 if im not mistaken and guess what ... after that round of golf .. im hooked again!! and to be honest i didnt rreally play well after 2 years break right? Those Miuras are really something i would say. So decided to buy a set and went to the pro shop and tried out some of the demos and finally got myself the baby blades. I must say the first 10 days using those tiny club feels intimidating. After a while you'll just get use to whatever clubs that you are holding on to it. But i personally prefer the gikens or the miuraisms just that i have to order it direcly from Japan and it takes them abt 1 month to ship it out. Enjoy your club hunting rkangrah. Also, im using the aerotech steel fiber shaft and its quite amazing!

Subject: Re: Need input from Miura Owners Fri Oct 19, 2012 4:26 pm

so.. did you decide on the model you are getting yet ?

Newbie Golfer Posts : 51 Join date : 2009-07-26

If I am using the Mizuno MP58, can I handle the Miura Tournament blade? 7 Iron distance about 150m... Need some advice.

Hall of Fame Golfer Posts : 8185 Join date : 2009-06-19

If u can hit 150m, the sky is the limit...... Miura is the air plane

I can only carry 118m with my 7i.....

Disclaimer I am mp52 user

Newbie Golfer Posts : 98 Join date : 2012-08-22

Thinking of getting the PP-9003, any idea how much a set from 5-PW will cost?

Junior Golfer Posts : 192 Join date : 2009-11-15

Can consider Vivo Golf...

http://vivogolf.asia/headparts/irons/miura-giken.html

Info can be found somewhere in GR

Subject: Re: Need input from Miura Owners Sat Oct 20, 2012 10:10 pm

Try Torque Golf if you're keen on the PP9003.

Very Active Golfer Posts : 691 Join date : 2009-10-16

whistler wrote:: Thinking of getting the PP-9003, any idea how much a set from 5-PW will cost?

Bro go tradehub. Mention my name (pm me separately). His pp9003 is MIURA GIKEN+ CHOICE OF SHAFTS N GRIP to choose. Price less than $1600. Nspro 750 Px kbs better shaft. If u choose nspro 950 wld be cheaper. Ckub fitting is reliable there

Subject: Re: Need input from Miura Owners Sat Oct 20, 2012 10:31 pm

the MG PP9003 looks much better la...

Very Active Golfer Posts : 691 Join date : 2009-10-16

andrew-golf wrote:: the MG PP9003 looks much better la...

Agreed. Plus u can opt for standard or round face n 3 types of soles to choose

Subject: Re: Need input from Miura Owners Sat Oct 20, 2012 10:34 pm

kg7068 wrote:

andrew-golf wrote:: the MG PP9003 looks much better la...

Agreed. Plus u can opt for standard or round face n 3 types of soles to choose

order from website cannot leh.

only Ray can

Newbie Golfer Posts : 98 Join date : 2012-08-22

kg7068 wrote:

whistler wrote:: Thinking of getting the PP-9003, any idea how much a set from 5-PW will cost?

Bro go tradehub. Mention my name (pm me separately). His pp9003 is MIURA GIKEN+ CHOICE OF SHAFTS N GRIP to choose. Price less than $1600. Nspro 750 Px kbs better shaft. If u choose nspro 950 wld be cheaper. Ckub fitting is reliable there

Great. Will PM u separately.

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