Justin Rose is one of few pros using these premium irons

As a gear-free agent, Justin Rose can pick whatever clubs he wants to play, and the irons he chooses make gear nerds salivate.

After spending last year with a split set involving Titleist 620 CB long irons, Rose has now moved into a full set of Miura irons, split between the new TC-202 cavity backs and the MC-502 blades in the short irons.

That blended iron set was dialed last week at the Farmers Insurance Open, as Rose was second in the field in Strokes Gained: Approach, on his way to a seven-shot win.

Miura TC-202 Custom Irons

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The TC-202 is one of the newest additions to the Miura lineup, replacing the highly successful TC-201, which was the last Miura iron to win on the PGA Tour before Rose’s victory last summer at the FedEx St. Jude Championship.

A new T-Weight Bar in the back cavity combines the heel-toe weighting that made the TC-201 so forgiving with the center mass distribution found in the CB 57. By placing the mass right behind the sweet spot, the T-Weight Bar helps optimize both trajectory control and the sound and feel of the TC-202.

The TC-202s also have a progressive CG that gets lower as you go down through the set, which is why Rose chooses them for his 4-, 5- and 6-iron to help launch the ball in the air.

Meanwhile, his MC-502 short irons are a set of blades that focus on playability, two things that usually don’t go hand-in-hand. But the notch along the back of the iron moves mass lower, where it’s more useful, while allowing the club to keep a compact profile.

Miura MC-502 Custom Irons

New to the MC-502 is 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 final product. The result is an iron that is easy to align while delivering an unrivaled level of confidence and playability. There were no compromises when it came to the new design. The sound, feel and performance, which have been hallmarks of Miura irons since 1957, embodied the finished product. MATERIALPremium S20C Soft Carbon Steel FINISHSatin Chrome

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Both irons feature Miura’s Y-Grind, which has a pre-worn leading edge for better turf interaction.

Think the MC-502 or TC-202 (or both) might be a good fit for you ,or just got fit into them and ready to pull the trigger? Check out the MC-502 or TC-202 on Fairway Jockey where you can customize every piece of your build and rest assured that what you order is what you get.

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