Miura Golf makes writing equipment reviews a lot of fun. When I get a Miura club in my hands, the quality craftsmanship is immediately apparent, and it is exciting to convey that feeling to the world. Testing the KM-006 left-handed putter was no exception. As you've probably noticed from my other reviews on Miura Golf products, I have had a lot … Continue reading Miura KM-006 Putter Review
As many of you know, the only certainties in this world are death, taxes, and Miura making exceptional golf clubs. I've had the chance to extensively test the Miura Y-Grind irons this Spring, both on the driving range and out on the golf course in varying conditions. I couldn't be more thrilled that Miura recently made … Continue reading Miura Cavity Y-Grind Iron Review
As most of us already know, the Miura name has become synonymous with quality craftsmanship, attention to detail, and performance. This was apparent in our reviews of Miura wedges. When the opportunity came up to review the Miura HB3 hybrid (20 degrees of loft), I was very intrigued. The one drawback of the Miura hybrids is that they are currently offered in right-handed models only. Being a left-handed player, I had to go to the Golf is Mental Blog's entourage of eager right-handed testers. The chosen one to review the HB3 hybrid was my father-in-law, Gary, an avid 64 year old player who keeps his handicap in the low single digits, and is always striving to get better. He's a past Club Champion and the reigning Senior Club Champion at his home club. Here is Gary's review of the Miura HB3 hybrid:
I've always had trouble with my greenside bunker game. It is somewhat surprising to me that I can be about a 6-handicap, without the confidence that I'll get out of a greenside bunker on my first try. Put me in a greenside bunker and I better say a prayer and hope for the best. Then I had the opportunity to try the Miura K-Wedge ...
The Miura name has been on my radar for a while now, but until now, I hadn't taken the leap to see what all the fuss was about. If you're an avid golfer you've surely heard about Miura. You don't see them advertising during golf telecasts, or paying pros millions of dollars to tell you their latest club is the best they've ever seen and gives them "insane" distance. However, if you pay attention ...
