FIRST LOOK: Miura CB-302 forged irons

After just lately releasing the brand new MC-502 for golfers in search of additional playability in a blade-style membership, Miura is able to assist golfers in search of added forgiveness with the launch of the CB-302.

The new CB-302 builds on the lineage of the 301 with a redesigned sole and tackle profile to create a stronger flight and extra forgiveness, together with much less offset.

The sole is a key piece of the 302 as a result of at 19mm extensive (within the 7-iron) it’s the widest sole on an iron that has ever been produced on the Miura manufacturing facility. The mixture of the extensive sole and deeper cavity positions extra mass decrease within the head to extend launch on photographs hit decrease on the face whereas the V-shape helps strikes mass to the heel and toe to spice up stability.

Although the only is wider it affords a extra complete profile form with rounded camber and bounce to offer most shotmaking capabilities and turf interplay to associate with the additional forgiveness.

Last however definitely not least, to assist golfers of all talent ranges obtain a stronger extra penetrating ball flight the lofts on the CB-302 match into the fashionable participant profile to cut back spin and ship the very best stage of trajectory management.

Availability and specs

Miura CB-302’s can be found for order now on Miuragolf.com, and will probably be obtainable quickly at licensed becoming accounts quickly. The irons are priced at $350 a head.

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Golf.com Editor

Ryan Barath is GOLF Magazine and GOLF.com’s senior editor for tools. He has an in depth club-fitting and -building background with greater than 20 years of expertise working with golfers of all talent ranges, together with PGA Tour gamers. Before becoming a member of the workers, he was the lead content material strategist for Tour Experience Golf, in Toronto, Canada.