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A copper finish is a premium, multi-step treatment that delivers exceptional feel, a rich vintage aesthetic, and a surface that evolves over time. When paired with Miura’s forging process, copper contributes to a smooth yet responsive feel at impact—delivering clear, precise feedback throughout the set.
The Process
Miura’s copper finish is achieved through a layered plating process. The head is copper plated first, followed by a black nickel layer applied over the copper. The head is then carefully buffed back to expose portions of copper beneath. This final step is what creates the finish’s vintage appearance—revealing more of the forged grain structure and giving the head its distinctive depth and character.
Natural Wear
Over time, the black nickel layer gradually wears through use, revealing more copper underneath. No two sets age the same—each develops a unique look based on how and where it’s played. The visual wear and patina are purely cosmetic and do not affect the structural integrity or performance of the clubhead.
Headweight & Finish Differences
Copper-finished heads use standard head weights, consistent with Miura’s satin finishes. This is distinctly different from QPQ, which is a diffusion-based process rather than a plated finish. Because QPQ adds material differently, QPQ heads are heavier—requiring raw heads to start lighter before treatment. Currently featured on the
KM-700 Copper, this finish pairs one of Miura’s most iconic iron designs with a look that continues to evolve with play.
Whether you prefer the timeless consistency of Satin Chrome, the purity of Raw, the durability of Black QPQ, or the evolving character of Copper, every Miura finish is engineered to uphold the same standard: uncompromised feel, precise performance, and exacting craftsmanship.
The difference isn’t performance. It’s personality.
