ROC GOLF

“I have a special pride in this club,” Mr. Miura says. “That’s because it’s so easy to hit.” A small blade? Easy to hit? In Mr. Miura’s innovative mind, it makes sense. He doesn’t buy in to the myth that small, blade-like heads must be hard to hit. Instead, he encourages golfers to try this pleasing design. The smaller size — 15 percent smaller overall — makes the clubhead easier to square up at impact. But Mr. Miura was careful to make the face dense and substantial, to deliver a robust impact and an aggressive ball flight.

A sole grind, including subtle heel and toe relief, enhance the playability of this iron and ensure the best path for the club head thru the turf.  “I’m always looking for new ways to help golfers hit the ball more easily,” Mr. Miura says. “With this design, you really just have to put your swing on it” — and here he smiles — “In a way, we’ve done the thinking for you, so you can just play and enjoy.”

Additional Information

ADDITIONAL INFO

Maximum Playability

The MC-501 (Muscle Cavity) combines the playability of a blade with the forgiveness of a cavity back. Incorporating the iconic Y Grind created by Yoshitaka Miura, the MC-501 delivers solid ball contact and will appeal to players beyond the low-handicapped golfer.

MC-501 

When Shinei Miura was designing the new MC 501, his focus was directed to ball contact and control. The Miura family’s reputation for delivering clubs with maximum playability and renowned feel was also an integral part of the new design. Although a typical Blade model would target a specific skill set, Shinei wanted this model to have appeal beyond the low handicapped player. One first notices that the sole design of the MC 501 is wider than a typical muscle back iron. Combining this with what is the biggest (longest from heal to toe) of any blade model ever produced by Miura will appeal to both Blade and Cavity Back players alike. 

Additional Info

The TC-201 offers the performance of a muscle back with the increased forgiveness of a cavity back. The progressive weighting in the sole provides a lower center of gravity in the long irons for added height and higher trajectory on longer shots. Slightly changing to a higher center of gravity in the short irons creates a lower trajectory and more control on shorter shots. Constant weight towards the heel and toe helps with off center shots. The sole design contributes significantly to the playability and forgiveness of this club and the minimal offset paired with the top line at address inspires confidence. The TC-201 is a player’s iron that acts as a replacement for the CB-1008 and perfectly complements the MB-101.