Miura TC-202

Roc Golf

£335

Precision, Forgiveness, Stability—Redefined Performance In 1994, Shinei Miura, son of Katsuhiro Miura, joined Miura Golf, ushering in a new era that introduced the Players Cavity Back irons. More than 30 years later, this design remains the pinnacle of Miura craftsmanship, delivering exceptional feel, control, and forgiveness. The TC-202 continues Miura’s tradition of blending muscle-back precision with cavity-back forgiveness. Built on insights from professionals, top amateurs, and launch data, the TC-202 refines the success of its predecessor, the TC-201, with additional inspiration from the

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Miura TC-202

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