Pros: The most forgiving blade you’ll ever hit. Miura has made what seems like the hugest oxymoron in golf clubs that we club buyers have been...
Pros: Premium irons that are built with forgiveness unlike Miura irons of the past, but do not sacrifice feel like other game-improvement irons on the market. Cons: Miura...
Pros: The CB57’s have an incredibly soft feel. They’re made to some of the tightest tolerances in the industry, and have a beautiful nickel satin chrome finish. Cons:...
Pros: The Basileus Fiamma is a gorgeously eye-catching shaft with design features that benefit a quick and compact swing. High modulus carbon materials make the shaft one...
Pros: Miura’s buttery-feeling forged irons provide forgiveness without a lot of bulk and sacrifice nothing by way of visual appeal to achieve playability. Cons: The market is saturated...
Pros: Unmistakable Miura feel. Very workable, and knife-like out of the rough. Cons: Righties only, and each iron costs $235 per head. Like all muscleback irons, they’re not...
Pros: The “knuckles” on the back of Miura’s K Grind wedge makes them some of the coolest looking wedges on the market. Like all Miura wedges, they’re...
Pros: Extremely smooth, and stable. The mix of blue, white and silver looks awesome. Cons: Costs as much as most new drivers — $380. Bottom Line:...
I’ve been playing the Miura 1957 Series Y and K wedges for the last year and a half. Although I’ve loved the playability and feel of...
By pitbull808 I’ve played many Miura putters through the years. Many who know me personally or my WITB know that there are not many putters made that...
After my successful switch to the Miura CB-501 irons, I saw that Miura had come out with a new driver and I knew I had to...
by Reid Ogata aka pitbull808 For those who have seen my forever rotating and updating WITB you probably noticed I like to try a little bit...
from pitbull808 I initially saw it back in January when the Champions Tour was here locally in Hawaii. My Adams Rep managed to get a Matte...
By pitbull808 Pros: E9 face technology with duel roll face technology makes this ZL Encore driver one of the most forgiving and long across the face...
By: Reid “Pitbull808” I’ve been what I call “fairway wood challenged” for years. Although I’ve played a few in the past years that I’ve liked, they...