The Evolution of the Modern Blade

The Miura MC-502 Copper is more than just a golf club; it is a functional work of art. While the standard satin chrome is a classic, the Copper finish elevates the MC-502 into a category of its own, blending the legendary "Stone-Material" feel of Miura forging with a rich, evolving aesthetic.

 The Aesthetic of Evolution: The Copper Finish

Unlike traditional plating, the Miura Copper finish is designed to age gracefully. Over time, the copper will develop a unique patina, reflecting the way you play and care for your clubs.

• Focused Address: At address, the warmer tones reduce glare significantly compared to chrome, providing a focused, "framed" view of the ball.

• Signature Feel: The copper plating enhances the dense, soft feedback that has made Miura the gold standard in Japanese forging.

 Design Refinement: Completing the Legacy

The MC-501 proved that forgiveness was attainable in a blade iron without compromising performance. With the MC-502, Shinei Miura was able to incorporate subtle design enhancements to meet the discerning needs of the better player.

• Increased Face Progression: By reducing the offset, Miura has provided a cleaner, more "player-preferred" look at address, allowing for maximum workability and shot-shaping precision.

  Refined Head Profile: A slightly more rounded toe and a thinner top line give the 502 a more traditional, compact silhouette than its predecessor.
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• Enhanced Y-Grind Sole: The leading edge and sole camber have been meticulously softened to improve turf interaction, ensuring the club glides through the impact zone without digging.

• Optimized Weight Distribution: By moving mass lower and toward the perimeter of the muscle-back, the 502 offers a higher launch in the long irons while maintaining the penetrating flight demanded by elite ball-strikers.

  Because this is a "living finish," we recommend drying your clubs thoroughly after each round. To slow the patina process and maintain the bright copper glow, a light application of mineral oil is recommended. To embrace the history of your game, simply allow the natural oxidation to darken the heads into a rich, antique bronze.