Miura MC-502 irons are an upgraded design with enhanced forgiveness and performance compared to the MC-501 model. A look at the changes.

The MC-502s feature a near identical clubhead in terms of size, but improvements have made by reducing the offset progressively and rounding the top line and toe shape.

The result is enhanced performance, improved feel and a stunning looking iron that can suit golfers from a spectrum of handicaps.

In this article, we look at what benefits having Miura’s irons in the bag can bring, the changes vs MC-501 irons and discuss how they perform.

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Miura MC-502 Irons Specs & Design

The latest iteration of irons from Shinei Miura and his seasoned design team, the Miura MC-502s represent another significant leap forward in design.

The MC-502 have some subtle design tweaks that help provide a blend of forgiveness and enhanced playability that cater for the elite level players gaming blades.

The MC-502’s have an increased face progression with reduced offset for the most visually pleasing setup yet from Miura.

The latest design also sees a softer, more rounded top line and toe profile, a transition from concept to reality that has significantly contributed to the iron’s performance on the course.

The overall design changes have improved turf interaction, ball striking and made the MC 502 irons more workable than in any previous version.

The MC-502 irons are sold in 3-iron (21 degrees), 4-iron (23 degrees), 5-iron (26 degrees), 6-iron (29 degrees), 7-iron (33 degrees), 8-iron (37 degrees), 9-iron (41 degrees) and Pitching Wedge (46 degrees).

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Miura MC-502 Irons Review: Are they any good?

The Miura MC-502 irons have been tweaked rather than redesigned from previous forged blades models, and they are a thing of beauty as a result.

It isn’t just about the sleek looks with these Miura irons because the reduced offset and softer lines are joined by more forgiveness and a more precise set of clubs that before.

Whether it’s confidence at address or control over the ball flight, these irons deliver on the premium promise you expect from Miura. Just a warning that they aren’t a great choice of higher handicap golfers.

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FAQs

How much do Miura MC-502 irons cost?

The Miura MC-502s currently retail at $350 per iron.

What are the Miura MC-502 irons specs?

The MC-502 irons are sold in 3-iron (21 degrees), 4-iron (23 degrees), 5-iron (26 degrees), 6-iron (29 degrees), 7-iron (33 degrees), 8-iron (37 degrees), 9-iron (41 degrees) and Pitching Wedge (46 degrees).

What materials are Miura irons made of?

The irons are forged with premium soft carbon steel via a unique manufacturing process that was developed over 40 years ago.

Are Miura irons mass produced?

Miura irons are not mass produced and in fact, most of the manufacturing process is done by hand. Miura-san still occupies the number one chair on the grinding line and watching him work is like watching an artist work.

What Miura says about the MC-502 Irons:

“Subtle design enhancements enabled Shinei Miura and his design team to improve both forgiveness and performance in the MC-502, meeting the discerning needs of all players.

“The MC-502 incorporates an increase in face progression (less offset), which has always been a welcomed look for the better player.

“Additionally, a softer, more rounded top line and toe profile found their way from the sketch pad to the factory.

“These subtle changes were able to deliver even greater confidence to the golfer, evident when lining up the club head at address.

“The decreased offset available on the MC-502 delivers the feeling of control as the ball rides the clubface without compromising feel.

“The MC-502 will fit the eye of every golfer, particularly at the address position. Allowing for precise alignment and playability.”