Miura Series 1957 Baby Blades Iron Set 4 thru PW

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Miura Series 1957 Baby Blades Iron Set 4 thru PW :
$860.00

You are offerding on a set of 4 thru PW Miura Series 1957 Baby Blades with:

Nippon NS Pro 850 GH Reg flex shafts (length - .5 inch over std, lie angle-2up, D2 swing wt.)

The shafts have ProSoft Inserts in them (wt. = 1.5 grams) it is an open cell interior & closed cell exterior foam for a dampening affect which will help tennis elbow etc. and does not add anything to swing wt. Shaft wt is 87 gram

The grips are the new Golf Pride Nion Blue grips.

Included is a certificate of authenticity signed by Bill Holowaty and Katsuhiro Miura that comes with all baby blades.

There are no scratches on the heads except you will note on the7th photo the PW has 3 small scratches on it.. I always cleaned the heads after every shot and put on head covers when done and in bag.NO BAG CHATTER marks

I am selling these since I also have an identical set and it seems too redundant to have two sets of identical clubs.. NOTE: these clubs are very easy to swing and hit contrary to most peoples thoughts on blades.

Discover the feel and control of a forged, milled, mild steel blade. As with his forged iron heads, the MIURA forging process creates an ultra smooth surface with very tight dimensional tolerances. The result is a blade with unmatched feel and precision.

\"Series 1957\" - limited special edition

“Designed for players seeking the very best from a classic design” says Katsuhiro Miura. This MIURA “Series 1957” Classic design blade goes through the same forging process which makes the Miura Irons so successful in the consistency of the strike of the ball and in terms of feel.

\"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 have to be hard to hit. Instead, he encourages recreational 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.

The smaller head also glides through the turf easily -- and Mr. Miura added key touches in the design to enhance this advantage. For instance, examine the heel and the toe. The corners are ground upward ever so slightly. It\'s barely enough to notice, but it\'s enough \"relief\" to ensure the best path for the club through the turf.

\"I\'m always looking for new ways to help the recreational player 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 (degrees)2124273034384247Lie Length questions feel free to send me a note.