Classic blades made for purists, MB101 irons embody the Miura philosophy in both performance and appearance.
With sharp lines, a compact head size and a minimalist shape, MB101 irons are built for comprehensive workability and offer a purity of feel that is unsurpassed in golf.

MB101 irons feature no offset, a straight leading edge and thin top line but the soles have been widened slightly to encourage improved turf interaction.

The most traditional of irons in the Miura line-up, MB101 irons will resonate with players who demand perfection and importantly, can find the sweet spot.

While they are more diminutive than their Miura iron siblings, Miura Baby Blades provide the kind of full-bodied performance that elite ball strikers desire.

Fifteen per cent smaller than MB101 blades but identical in mass, Baby Blades pack quite a punch, with more mass directed behind the ball at impact for exquisite performance out of the sweet spot.

With subtle relief taken out of the heel and toe and an ultra-thin sole, the smaller head is designed to make the clubface easier to manoeuvre and square up at impact.

Epitomising Miura’s pursuit of perfection, Miura Baby Blades are finished in immaculate satin chrome.

As Tour-quality blades designed for left-handers, Miura TB901 irons are perfectly balanced and primed to perform for those players who stand on the other side of the ball.

Sporting a compact profile that closely adheres to Miura’s ethos of elegance, Miura TB901 irons have a thin top line and minimal offset to enhance workability and provide precise feedback and feel.

The irons also feature graduated heel-to-toe weighting through the set to help players square the clubface at impact and a narrow sole allows TB901 blades to glide through the turf with impressive efficiency.

Finished in satin chrome, Miura TB901 irons quite rightly sit atop the leaderboard of left-handed blades.

A meticulously-crafted blend of blade and cavity iron, Miura merge two key design concepts seamlessly in the MC501 iron range.

Offering the workability and control of a blade with the forgiveness of a cavity-back iron, Miura have squeezed the best of both worlds into a package that performs as impressively as it looks.

The blade-like razor-thin top line doesn’t give much away at address, with the slight cavity sculpted into the irons’ rear not visible, but precise feel is immediately apparent at impact, as is a level of forgiveness for off-centre strikes.

A slightly wider sole and the introduction of offset help launch the ball high but MC501 irons veer sharply towards the players’ iron spectrum rather than the game-improvement cavity iron category.

Featuring a cavity back design, TC201 irons offer increased stability and forgiveness in a uniquely Miura fashion.
The design shifts weight towards the heel and toe areas to increase MOI but Miura TC201 irons remain highly workable to retain their Tour-grade credentials.

Subtle adjustments to the sole weighting in each iron shifts the CG through the set, with longer irons launching higher with less spin and shorter irons promoting a lower flight and increased control.

In keeping with the characteristics of a genuine Tour-grade iron, TC201 irons have no offset and a thin top line and are also engineered to complement the MB101 iron range.

With the inimitable Miura forged feel and traditional styling, CB301 irons are unlike any other iron designed for distance.

The irons are the longest and most forgiving in the Miura line-up but not at the expense of looks, with the irons’ premium appearance a more than welcome contradiction to their game improvement characteristics.

The mid-sized rear cavity and longer blade length increases the irons’ stability while the sweet spot is also expanded to improve forgiveness for off-centre strikes.

Finished in satin chrome, Miura CB301 irons also feature offset to help square the face at impact and are designed for players of all handicap levels.

CB801 irons offer the famed Miura soft feel, feedback and playability to left-handed golfers searching for a tour-quality iron.

Similar in style and performance to Miura CB301 irons, left-handers will appreciate the level of forgiveness afforded to them through the small cavity on the rear of the irons.

With a compact head offering workability, CB801 irons exude Miura’s refined craftsmanship, exemplified through a gently arcing defining line that places mass where it’s needed most throughout the set.