We know that these were not the AS-1. He had two blades designed for him. We know that they each saw play, but currently they are not in his bag. The KM 700 were clubs designed for him and he played them for a short amount of time (attached article). Currently he is playing Srixons. Here's the article that these were Adam Scott's irons. www.golfwrx.com/726911/spotted-adam-scott-unveils-new-miura-irons/
This isn’t true. I’ve spoken to Miura themselves. The KM700 was designed over a 5 year period as his last ever true design. Scott then had a set modified for him to try. The Km700 model and design had nothing to do with Adam Scott whatsoever. He just happened to get a set, modified them, and used them for a brief period.
Sounds like as of late fall 2023 they created a version of the km700 with the as logo. Not sure what’s different between the standard km700 and the AS km700 though.
@@allthingsloveless I read somewhere that Adam Scott said that he changed iron sets due to poor iron play. I'm not sure if this was before the AS blade or after.
Imagine being “really excited” about a new club that you are able to fit and sell, but not taking 15min pre video to learn anything about the models you’re trying to show off 👏
KM700 are not the clubs Adam Scott plays. They are pure blades. Not the longest, but hard to explain why I was hitting this head with 1.51 smash factor about 25% of the time. I fell in love in the bay, that’s for sure.
Adam Scott did in fact play the KM 700 part of last season…he switched out of the AS-1s and played a mixed set of KM700s and Titleist 620CBs. There’s an IG post on his account from August 2023 showing them
The S20c steel is just a different designation than used in the US. Mizuno uses 1025 steel, which is 2.5% carbon, very soft. Using that format, Miuras are 1020 steel, 2% carbon. That makes them slightly softer. I owned Mizuno MP33s for years, but never hit Miuras. The part of the feel due to the metal is probably very close. Club design is probably more important when it comes to feel.
I have the Miura MB-101 and the Kyoei 1964 MB. Both are just amazing clubs. But try the Kyoei's if you want the softest feeling club on the planet. They hands down are better than the Miura's.
I think Kyoei makes Vega which are some amazing irons. I don't have the speed for blades lol. I have KM700 and Mizuno MP 243. MP 243 is definitely softer but I love the feedback of the KM700 and the 5 iron at address is stunning.
Hard to use. I have the 700, 302 and 602 just for collecting sake. The 700 is too risky to bring to the course. I actually haven't seen any around here use it. Plenty of 302s. A few 602 but those are used by beginners with thick wallets.
Every Miura head is generally 5 to 10 grams heavier than what you will find in most brands. That is not exclusive to the CB - 302. I like your channel but you need to do a little more homework before putting out information that is not accurate.
We know that these were not the AS-1. He had two blades designed for him. We know that they each saw play, but currently they are not in his bag. The KM 700 were clubs designed for him and he played them for a short amount of time (attached article). Currently he is playing Srixons.
Here's the article that these were Adam Scott's irons.
www.golfwrx.com/726911/spotted-adam-scott-unveils-new-miura-irons/
You say the Miura are forged to the highest degree of quality. Can you tell us what separates their forging process from other high end competitors?
This isn’t true. I’ve spoken to Miura themselves. The KM700 was designed over a 5 year period as his last ever true design.
Scott then had a set modified for him to try. The Km700 model and design had nothing to do with Adam Scott whatsoever. He just happened to get a set, modified them, and used them for a brief period.
Hi, thanks for sharing your insights. The KM700 are not the Adam Scott collection. The AS-1 was designated for Adam.
Sounds like as of late fall 2023 they created a version of the km700 with the as logo. Not sure what’s different between the standard km700 and the AS km700 though.
@@allthingsloveless I read somewhere that Adam Scott said that he changed iron sets due to poor iron play. I'm not sure if this was before the AS blade or after.
Imagine being “really excited” about a new club that you are able to fit and sell, but not taking 15min pre video to learn anything about the models you’re trying to show off 👏
Awesome video guys! Solid review all around! 🔥
The Tc 201 is my go to for Miura
Great video. Ian was hitting those irons great
Thanks 👍
KM700 are not the clubs Adam Scott plays. They are pure blades. Not the longest, but hard to explain why I was hitting this head with 1.51 smash factor about 25% of the time. I fell in love in the bay, that’s for sure.
Adam Scott did in fact play the KM 700 part of last season…he switched out of the AS-1s and played a mixed set of KM700s and Titleist 620CBs. There’s an IG post on his account from August 2023 showing them
He’s since moved on the Srixon Zx7
The S20c steel is just a different designation than used in the US. Mizuno uses 1025 steel, which is 2.5% carbon, very soft. Using that format, Miuras are 1020 steel, 2% carbon. That makes them slightly softer.
I owned Mizuno MP33s for years, but never hit Miuras. The part of the feel due to the metal is probably very close. Club design is probably more important when it comes to feel.
What do they offer in left hand in pure blades? And where is your location if I could get fitted?
TB901’s…that’s it lol but they’re amazing
The amount of lead tape I would need would make them from the Ferrari to a Fiero of golf clubs.
What about Vega ? Most likely the same thing same feel
Just different name
Does Mizuno still forge their blades?
Absolutely.
Mizuno has never forged Miura blades.
Miura is a stand alone forge.
@@Peter-ff1tp I took that as him asking Mizuno forging their own blades.
I have the Miura MB-101 and the Kyoei 1964 MB. Both are just amazing clubs. But try the Kyoei's if you want the softest feeling club on the planet. They hands down are better than the Miura's.
I think Kyoei makes Vega which are some amazing irons. I don't have the speed for blades lol. I have KM700 and Mizuno MP 243. MP 243 is definitely softer but I love the feedback of the KM700 and the 5 iron at address is stunning.
Hard to use. I have the 700, 302 and 602 just for collecting sake. The 700 is too risky to bring to the course. I actually haven't seen any around here use it. Plenty of 302s. A few 602 but those are used by beginners with thick wallets.
Yeah these are not Adam Scott’s irons.
Every Miura head is generally 5 to 10 grams heavier than what you will find in most brands. That is not exclusive to the CB - 302. I like your channel but you need to do a little more homework before putting out information that is not accurate.
Very nice. Mortgage the house to buy a set. 😁
They're like $2500 for 4-PW. Are you that house poor?
@@silvermediastudio it's a hyperbole
@@v205 milquetoast one.