Getting fit for Miura irons today......

[Iowa Hawkeye]

Sorry to hijack your thread.

[teeitup46]

I just got fitted at Loft Golf in jupiter fla.  I tryed many many heads and shafts. I wound up with a club i had never heard of before, but according to the trach man launcher i was hitting longer and straighter then ever before.  I also learned the Tiger woods actually plays mieura and has Nike logo stamped onto them; same for Earnie els.  Who new.   They were ver expesive, but I hope it he maching was half right I should be able to knock 8 storkes off my handycap this year alone.

[teeitup46]

I was playing jpx-800 mizuno. I got fitted for Miura and was hitting one it long an straight. It felt like butter. Can not wait to get them made and hit the course to test them out.

[Danattherock]

I got a set of Miura 9003's from Chip Usher (site is Usher Golf) in Savannah,Ga last week. We talked on the phone Saturday night, he made my clubs with Nippon super peening blue shafts Mon, they were on my door steps on Wed morning at 0930. His prices were the best I found too, but his customer service is unheard of in my opinion.

I have never felt anything like them in 20 years of golfing. Amazing irons in every way. Got three Miura wedges last year from Chip and that got me curious about the irons. Love the feel of the wedges. Blows what I have used before them out of the water. Miura irons and wedges have a certain something special about them. The type of steel, Japanese forging, craftsmanship, I am not sure what it is. But they are special. Butter.

[newtogolf]

Thanks for sharing pics, they are great looking irons, enjoy!

Originally Posted by Danattherock

I got a set of Miura 9003's from Chip Usher (site is Usher Golf) in Savannah,Ga last week. We talked on the phone Saturday night, he made my clubs with Nippon super peening blue shafts Mon, they were on my door steps on Wed morning at 0930. His prices were the best I found too, but his customer service is unheard of in my opinion.

I have never felt anything like them in 20 years of golfing. Amazing irons in every way. Got three Miura wedges last year from Chip and that got me curious about the irons. Love the feel of the wedges. Blows what I have used before them out of the water. Miura irons and wedges have a certain something special about them. The type of steel, Japanese forging, craftsmanship, I am not sure what it is. But they are special. Butter.

[MiniBlueDragon]

Nice irons, congrats!

[Beachcomber]

Originally Posted by Danattherock

I got a set of Miura 9003's from Chip Usher (site is Usher Golf) in Savannah,Ga last week. We talked on the phone Saturday night, he made my clubs with Nippon super peening blue shafts Mon, they were on my door steps on Wed morning at 0930. His prices were the best I found too, but his customer service is unheard of in my opinion.

I have never felt anything like them in 20 years of golfing. Amazing irons in every way. Got three Miura wedges last year from Chip and that got me curious about the irons. Love the feel of the wedges. Blows what I have used before them out of the water. Miura irons and wedges have a certain something special about them. The type of steel, Japanese forging, craftsmanship, I am not sure what it is. But they are special. Butter.

Those are sexy!  Thanks for the pics.  One of the guys that is in our golf league just picked up a set of 502's.  And they looked beautiful in person.  Next time I'm on the market for a set of irons, I'm going to hit the Mirua's.

[Danattherock]

Thanks guys.

Got back from hitting these Miura 9003's just a while ago.

Wife's boobs were bigger and she lost her ability to talk.

All she does now is lay around naked watching The Golf Channel.

I had an extra $100,000 in my checking account.

My Cadillac Escalade got 67 mpg on the way back from the range.

When I got home I looked in the mirror and smiled.

Noticed I was better looking as well.

-Dan

[MiniBlueDragon]

Originally Posted by Danattherock

Thanks guys.

Got back from hitting these Miura 9003's just a while ago.

Wife's boobs were bigger and she lost her ability to talk.

All she does now is lay around naked watching The Golf Channel.

I had an extra $100,000 in my checking account.

My Cadillac Escalade got 67 mpg on the way back from the range.

When I got home I looked in the mirror and smiled.

Noticed I was better looking as well.

-Dan

Excellent; now you have all the freebies you can trade them in for a set of Mizunos. Haha

(joke: The Miura's look great!)

[Mr. Desmond]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lemay427

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Scratch is a goal of mine. Not sure if new irons will do the trick. I doubt they will, I'll probably have to buy a $2,000 scotty cameron to do that.

I've played Scratch and Miura ... and play Miura 9003 now.  It's a great choice for me. I hope your clubs work well for you -- 202s and tourney blades. Have fun.

On the putter, forget the Cameron. and get fit for an Edel.

[Zeph]

Looks awesome. I'm drooling over Miura myself. How did you experience the fitting process? Could you compare it to fitting you've had with other brands?

[Shorty]

I have never felt anything like them in 20 years of golfing. Amazing irons in every way. Got three Miura wedges last year from Chip and that got me curious about the irons. Love the feel of the wedges. Blows what I have used before them out of the water. Miura irons and wedges have a certain something special about them. The type of steel, Japanese forging, craftsmanship, I am not sure what it is. But they are special. Butter.

Prepare yourself for disappointmant when people write this sort of irrational BS.

If a decent player who had never heard of them was shown these clubs, they wouldn't appear to be any different from dozens of others.

Japanese forging.......Ty pe of steel.......

Beautiful clubs, but...come on......Sounds like Danatherock has to convince himself that he has bought something special.

I'm all fro pride of ownership and having nice things, but don;'t turn yourself into an advertising copywriter.

[Shorty]

Originally Posted by teeitup46

I just got fitted at Loft Golf in jupiter fla.  I tryed many many heads and shafts. I wound up with a club i had never heard of before, but according to the trach man launcher i was hitting longer and straighter then ever before.  I also learned the Tiger woods actually plays mieura and has Nike logo stamped onto them; same for Earnie els.  Who new.   They were ver expesive, but I hope it he maching was half right I should be able to knock 8 storkes off my handycap this year alone.

What you heard is not true.

[Danattherock]

You represent yourself poorly.

I have bought one new set of irons in 20 years. No club ho here.

I hit the Miura demo club before buying.

I hit the Miura wedges for one year before deciding on the irons.

My opinion on these clubs is based on a lot of things.

What did you not like about your Miura's?

-Dan

[Mr. Desmond]

Originally Posted by Shorty

I have never felt anything like them in 20 years of golfing. Amazing irons in every way. Got three Miura wedges last year from Chip and that got me curious about the irons. Love the feel of the wedges. Blows what I have used before them out of the water. Miura irons and wedges have a certain something special about them. The type of steel, Japanese forging, craftsmanship, I am not sure what it is. But they are special. Butter.

Prepare yourself for disappointmant when people write this sort of irrational BS.

If a decent player who had never heard of them was shown these clubs, they wouldn't appear to be any different from dozens of others.

Japanese forging.......Type of steel.......

Beautiful clubs, but...come on......Sounds like Danatherock has to convince himself that he has bought something special.

I'm all fro pride of ownership and having nice things, but don;'t turn yourself into an advertising copywriter.

We all experience clubs differently.

I ho'd irons for about 15 years. When I stopped, I bought Miura (again). Doubt if I'll buy anything else. To me, they are special.

I also bought three of the 1957 Series wedges. Now if they made a 59-60 with the K grind and a bit of C Grind, I could stop ho'ing lob wedges.

You may feel the same way about another club maker .. we all have our own path.

[Shorty]

Originally Posted by Danattherock

My opinion on these clubs is based on a lot of things.

I've got no problem with that.

My problem is that when people talk about things like superior "craftsmanship" they are buying into the promotional videos.

If you look at the finish of any other OEM club you will see an almost flawless finish.

As for the 'type of steel" ...next thing you'll be saying that there is a link between centuries of sword making and the manufacture of golf clubs.

You resort to comments like "a certain something special" - meaning cachet, most probably.

If they were superior to all other clubs, every pro would use them and would be happy to forego endorsement deals.

As I've always said, I'm all for enjoying and appreciating them, but let's not buy into the hype and and actually believe that they possess qualities that they do not.

People only accept your hyperbole because the clubs are comparatively rare and expensive. They would laugh if someone said the same things about a more common club, which could feel as "buttery" as yours.

[sean_miller]

Most irons feel like butter when I hit them. Maybe solid contact is the source of the butter?

[Shorty]

Originally Posted by sean_miller

Most irons feel like butter when I hit them. Maybe solid contact is the source of the butter?

Bingo.