Beautiful! Ultimate craftsmanship. This is why I love the Japanese. They take immense pride in what they do and don't settle for average - something us in the west need to regain. Mastery at it's best.
sorry dude, the west is a little concerned with trans people right now and diversity. something japan has taken stern stances against purely for the reasons happening.
I am a trim carpenter and take pride in my craft and watching this video gave me goose bumps seeing the family tradition and dedication to hand crafted pieces of art. Adam is a pure Class Act and this is a marriage made in Heaven with Miura and Adam. The video was very soothing and relaxing and being able to experience this level of craftsmanship and care is a real treat. Go get 'em Adam and Miura
I have to say, this has been one of the coolest golf videos I’ve seen in a long time. I’ve been playing this wonderful game for 55 years. I think I would like to finish my golf years playing with this brand. I don’t think I will go to Japan though and fortunately, I don’t have to. 😃
Eric, there’s no difference between what Miura does here and what you do in carpentry. Both are a skill of absolute precision that take years of hard work and dedication to master. When viewing the finished product of a Miura iron or a newly constructed skirting or a bookshelf that’s to be the focal point of a living room; they are both awe inspiring. The fact that you “take pride in your craft” is not something that’s noticed only by you…. Think about this, the finishing woodwork that you fabricate and install, will in many occasions, be part of a home long after we are all dead and gone. Family after family, decade after decade, people will admire what you’ve done. Finishing carpentry is THE one thing turns a regular house, into the place that a family calls home. The only thing that would make your skill-set more amazing would be to pass it along to your children, so that they may one day, have the talent to leave this world a little more beautiful than they found it. Walk into a home that was built in the late 1800’s or early 1900’s. The FIRST thing that anyone will comment on, and take time to admire is the woodwork. We all love it and very few know how to create its beauty. You’ve got a talent that I could only dream of. I’m proud of you, sir.
I really enjoyed it when when Adam Scott stated how family played into this. That his father would let young Adam work on clubs in the factory similar to how Miura-san and his two children work together. Priceless.
I found an old Miura second hand 56 degree wedge a few weeks ago. It's well used, and battered, but I love it. I've played a few rounds with it and am now trying to figure how if I need a whole set of Miura. This video is incredible. Thanks for showing us what you do.
Fantastic video. To see the care and craftsmanship behind each Miura club was incredible. And seeing the close family connections throughout the process makes Miura clubs truly special.
That bit where he was talking about family, Miura and his sons, his father their experience together in golf, club making etc. while he was grinding that club head. His dad there with him. Everything his dad would have hoped for him, everything he would have hoped for to make his father proud. This experience for them together it must be incredibly special. I'm born a day after Adam Scott, from pretty much the exact same part of Australia. My children are half Japanese..the respect I have for the Japanese, the romance of this whole golf nirvana situation going on there. The whole father and sons dynamic everyone understands that and this particular situation all feels particularly relateable for me. When Miura put his hands on Scott's shoulders..few little tears rolled down my cheeks
Pure craftsmanship and pride in the final result. Very cool to see the forging process and hosel addition. Just great pride and work ethic from the Japanese people, something that the younger generation in the U.S. needs.
Even though I am a Mizuno fan, I can appreciate the fact that Adam and Jack Nicklaus would lend their names to this company in making their irons. And that Adam having a direct control of the whole process of making his irons is really cool as well.
Wow this is a match made in heaven. Adam Scott’s golf swing is the personification of the Miura way. This video is pregnant with meaning and symbolism. The pursuit of perfection in a Japanese forged blade, and an eloquent golf swing. Kaizen in manufacturing, kaizen in motion.
What an awesome video!!! To see how proud they are and the care they take to accomplish such amazing set of irons is something you rarely see anymore!! Miura have a new fan and my ultimate respect! I think the Miura family and Adam Scott is the perfect match, and I wish them a lot of success!!
I use a lot of Japanese paper in my job. They make it with the same care and pride as Miura. Adam Scott is the perfect partner for them. Classy and traditional.
Adam Scott is my only reference for a beautiful, elegant and fluid golf swing. It just makes sens he uses clubs as elegant as his swing. I wish I had the talent and the money to play such clubs.
My father gave me a black Miura 56 degree wedge 25 years ago, telling me that this a special club. Still have it in my bag. It's only now after watching this video that I truly understand what he meant.
I’m seeing more pros to gaming Miura’s in the future and rightfully so. I have the cb-301 and can say it’s the best feel irons and I’ve owned Titleist and Mizuno before fitted into Miura.
To see such craftsmanship is just superb,the time effort and skill that goes in to the products, is just sensational, a family that takes pride in there work is fantastic. To Adam Scott many more years of sucess and good health.
I AM AMAZED BY THIS NO WONDER WHY THEY ARE SO EXPENSIVE ADAM IS SUCH A GOOD GOLFER BUT VERY PICKEY ABOUT HIS EQUIPMENT I WISH I COULD GO TO JAPAN AND HAVE MR MIURA MAKE ME A SET OF IRONS!
This is really cool to see. Didn’t realize Muira was officially making clubs for pros. Growing up, I always heard the rumors that bigger companies would outsource their work to Muira when a client wanted a great forged iron.
I love nothing more that hand craft its the ultimate in self satisfaction, a fascinating family tradition of crafting iron and creating Adam's dreams a reality. 👍
Great video. Adam Scot always comes across really well but it is also fascinating to see Japanese master craftsmen at work. Those blades look awesome but, sadly, I would never be brave enough to try them!
Great Video, they are works of art made by a master craftsman. If I was a good enough golfer, I would buy them. Adam, I was in the USA watching you win the Masters back in 2013 (sensational). Let's hope there is one more. Great touch by the old guy when he had his hand on your shoulder at the grinding wheel.
That Royal Queensland pennant photo 💙 The style of the RQ pennant shirt makes me remember it's Adams first year in the squad. I don't recall him losing a match that season playing key number 11 spot. Its an away game but I can't place the location and who we were playing that day.
Adam Scott is the true definition of a gentleman and sportsman. I really hope he makes a big comeback. Loved this guy for a long time.
Pure class!
You can tell he really loves golf with passion and purity. Miura and Adam go hand in hand
He’s always consistent isn’t he best swing on tour
It's crazy how great and consistent his swing is and doesn't win as much as he has. Makes me wonder if at the elite level it's just momentum and luck.
@@SingleMaltBuckeye he can’t putt that’s why
These by far are the most beautiful blades in the world. Adam bringing his pure swing to this craftsmanship is perfect. Loved this video!
the hit like smearing butter on toast
Beautiful! Ultimate craftsmanship. This is why I love the Japanese. They take immense pride in what they do and don't settle for average - something us in the west need to regain. Mastery at it's best.
Japan makes the best products in the world
sorry dude, the west is a little concerned with trans people right now and diversity. something japan has taken stern stances against purely for the reasons happening.
I certainly appreciate the price now.
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@@CB-rv2lj 💯
I am a trim carpenter and take pride in my craft and watching this video gave me goose bumps seeing the family tradition and dedication to hand crafted pieces of art. Adam is a pure Class Act and this is a marriage made in Heaven with Miura and Adam. The video was very soothing and relaxing and being able to experience this level of craftsmanship and care is a real treat. Go get 'em Adam and Miura
I have to say, this has been one of the coolest golf videos I’ve seen in a long time. I’ve been playing this wonderful game for 55 years. I think I would like to finish my golf years playing with this brand. I don’t think I will go to Japan though and fortunately, I don’t have to. 😃
He better not join LIV, he will become the worst person in the world.
Eric, there’s no difference between what Miura does here and what you do in carpentry. Both are a skill of absolute precision that take years of hard work and dedication to master. When viewing the finished product of a Miura iron or a newly constructed skirting or a bookshelf that’s to be the focal point of a living room; they are both awe inspiring.
The fact that you “take pride in your craft” is not something that’s noticed only by you….
Think about this, the finishing woodwork that you fabricate and install, will in many occasions, be part of a home long after we are all dead and gone. Family after family, decade after decade, people will admire what you’ve done. Finishing carpentry is THE one thing turns a regular house, into the place that a family calls home.
The only thing that would make your skill-set more amazing would be to pass it along to your children, so that they may one day, have the talent to leave this world a little more beautiful than they found it.
Walk into a home that was built in the late 1800’s or early 1900’s. The FIRST thing that anyone will comment on, and take time to admire is the woodwork. We all love it and very few know how to create its beauty.
You’ve got a talent that I could only dream of. I’m proud of you, sir.
Thank you for kind words. God bless you and your family.
Same, I come from a line of Tool & Die Makers. Love to watch mastery of any craft.
Amazing watching the friction welding process. I never knew this was used for the hosel. True craftsmanship.
I know this is a promo piece but man is it a good one.... well done Miura and Adam Scott and whoever did the filming and editing....
💯 agree! Wish my swing and bank account was good enough for Miuras
I really enjoyed it when when Adam Scott stated how family played into this. That his father would let young Adam work on clubs in the factory similar to how Miura-san and his two children work together. Priceless.
What a great video! I’ll look into some miuras for the next set
Dream iron set right there. A fantastic collaboration and what a set irons. Adam is such a down to earth dude and a great ambassador.
By far the most beautiful irons Ive seen.
I found an old Miura second hand 56 degree wedge a few weeks ago. It's well used, and battered, but I love it. I've played a few rounds with it and am now trying to figure how if I need a whole set of Miura. This video is incredible. Thanks for showing us what you do.
Everything about this video is perfect. Thanks Miura and thank you Adam.
Go well mate.
Fantastic video. To see the care and craftsmanship behind each Miura club was incredible. And seeing the close family connections throughout the process makes Miura clubs truly special.
I cannot imagine a better relationship than these two! Absolute class individuals and company. Pure craftsmanship
Didn’t think it was possible to like Adam Scott more …it is. 😀 Great video Adam, but darn you! Now I have to get a set of these. Absolutely stunning!!
That bit where he was talking about family, Miura and his sons, his father their experience together in golf, club making etc. while he was grinding that club head. His dad there with him. Everything his dad would have hoped for him, everything he would have hoped for to make his father proud. This experience for them together it must be incredibly special.
I'm born a day after Adam Scott, from pretty much the exact same part of Australia. My children are half Japanese..the respect I have for the Japanese, the romance of this whole golf nirvana situation going on there. The whole father and sons dynamic everyone understands that and this particular situation all feels particularly relateable for me.
When Miura put his hands on Scott's shoulders..few little tears rolled down my cheeks
You would think a premium brand like Miura would have a luxurious and fancy facility but their shop is all pretty humble and gritty. Pretty wild.
Most people my age say Tiger inspired them to golf but Scott did that for me back in the day. Great swing great guy. Thanks bruh!
What a beautiful process. Also, Adam Scott has to be one of the most likable players in all of golf
Ufffff !
Amazing !
Loved this...quality isn't expensive...it's priceless
Two of my favorite names in golf....Miura and Adam Scott
Pure craftsmanship and pride in the final result. Very cool to see the forging process and hosel addition. Just great pride and work ethic from the Japanese people, something that the younger generation in the U.S. needs.
Scott will win big with Miura...win win for everyone.
Beautiful clubs, awesome video showing tradition passed down
What a great opportunity to see how this process works. Thank You Adam!
What a great golfer to have using your clubs!
Gotta love Adam Scott, such a gent.
Absolutely amazing! Just purchased the TC 201s can’t wait to see how they feel!
I love Miura ❤
I love stories about people who are supremely talented at what they do through hard work and dedication. Adam Scott and Miura are perfect examples.
The attention to detail is insane
Love this...Quality isn't expensive...it's priceless
Japanese way
Even though I am a Mizuno fan, I can appreciate the fact that Adam and Jack Nicklaus would lend their names to this company in making their irons. And that Adam having a direct control of the whole process of making his irons is really cool as well.
10:25 the way he touches Adam's shoulders.... it's as if hes the one working the clubhead...truly he has dedicated his life to forging clubs
The family feel, tradition and dedication towards perfection are genuinely moving. Great clip.
11:14 that is a thing of beauty! Lovely video, thank you!
Wow this is a match made in heaven. Adam Scott’s golf swing is the personification of the Miura way. This video is pregnant with meaning and symbolism. The pursuit of perfection in a Japanese forged blade, and an eloquent golf swing.
Kaizen in manufacturing, kaizen in motion.
What an awesome video!!! To see how proud they are and the care they take to accomplish such amazing set of irons is something you rarely see anymore!! Miura have a new fan and my ultimate respect! I think the Miura family and Adam Scott is the perfect match, and I wish them a lot of success!!
Man , the tradition and craftsmanship of making these golf clubs is so amazing. Hopefully one day I can purchase these clubs.
Not hard to get. You can find used sets for what you'd pay for new brand name sets.
My favourite golfer on and off the course
This kind of craftsmanship is a special thing to see. True masters
This video is so fantastically made
Wow what an amazing video … so refreshing to see a look back in time ! But the passion and art of making these clubs .. 100% quality 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Hard to find a nicer fella than Adam,24 carat diamond & proper golfer .
What a beautiful ad!! Class working with class. The two brands belong together tradition, grace and style. Very cool!!
What a fantastic film. Pure craftsmanship.
Thoroughly enjoyed this.
This video was incredible
Miura is the Japanese God of Golf,and this collaboration with a golfer as stylish and personable as Adam Scott is truly a pleasure to watch.
I’ve had mine since 2001. Picked them up used from a club pro who got them from someone else. They’re still as pure as they ever were.
Miura and Adam Scott is a marriage made in Golfing Heaven❤❤
Wonderful video. Beautiful to see Miura-san behind the grinding wheel applying his craft.
I use a lot of Japanese paper in my job. They make it with the same care and pride as Miura. Adam Scott is the perfect partner for them. Classy and traditional.
Adam Scott is my only reference for a beautiful, elegant and fluid golf swing. It just makes sens he uses clubs as elegant as his swing. I wish I had the talent and the money to play such clubs.
That was really cool. Good for AS such a class act seems like a perfect fit to partner with Muira. I love the JDM companies and their art they produce
My father gave me a black Miura 56 degree wedge 25 years ago, telling me that this a special club. Still have it in my bag. It's only now after watching this video that I truly understand what he meant.
It must be pretty amazing to play golf with a work of art.
Gorgeous clubs. Interesting friction welding on the hosel, too!
this is awesome. the father/son bonding moment is one the Scotts will be forever grateful for.
I’m seeing more pros to gaming Miura’s in the future and rightfully so. I have the cb-301 and can say it’s the best feel irons and I’ve owned Titleist and Mizuno before fitted into Miura.
Incredible Video, story & collaboration. Well done.
To see such craftsmanship is just superb,the time effort and skill that goes in to the products, is just sensational, a family that takes pride in there work is fantastic. To Adam Scott many more years of sucess and good health.
Fantastic video. Classy Miura forged blades. Classy Adam Scott. Great partnership.
Saving up for a set, these are incredible!
I AM AMAZED BY THIS NO WONDER WHY THEY ARE SO EXPENSIVE ADAM IS SUCH A GOOD GOLFER BUT VERY PICKEY ABOUT HIS EQUIPMENT I WISH I COULD GO TO JAPAN AND HAVE MR MIURA MAKE ME A SET OF IRONS!
Wow! 😍 Thank you for sharing. 🙏🏻 Greetings and full respect from Canada! 🇨🇦
So good. I'm gonna watch it again. Pure Romance!
Zen! I love the look of their CBs.
I don’t know what I loved more, those irons or Adam’s swing.
great video!! Adam Scott and Miura Golf two examples of professionalism and class.
This is really cool to see. Didn’t realize Muira was officially making clubs for pros. Growing up, I always heard the rumors that bigger companies would outsource their work to Muira when a client wanted a great forged iron.
I love the rawness of this factory.
Great video and beautiful clubs
I love nothing more that hand craft its the ultimate in self satisfaction, a fascinating family tradition of crafting iron and creating Adam's dreams a reality. 👍
one of the purest swings in the game should have the purest clubs
Great video. Adam Scot always comes across really well but it is also fascinating to see Japanese master craftsmen at work. Those blades look awesome but, sadly, I would never be brave enough to try them!
This is so beautiful, it made me cry tears of joy and sadness because I can’t afford a set at the moment
Man i love Miura.
What a great video. Fantastic illustration of the process and the investment put into the craftsmanship of these irons.
Amazing video, really enjoyed that. Wishing Adam every success with the new sticks !
Mr Scott hi, what a fantastic video, good luck in the Masters this week, i hope you win it, as such a gentleman as your good self will deserve to.
This is so old school it’s incredible
Knowing the master craftsmanship, of these irons makes me wanna order them now
I love my baby blades. Both sets. 1 1957 and one 2020 forging.
beautiful production. i want a set
Set ordered
Very informative. Thank-You!
Beautiful craft and beautiful swing with noble mind and respect.
The AS logo and Miura stamp on the blades 🔥
❤The Japanese are such artisans... everything made better!! 😊😊😊😊 hope Rick Shiels gets to review these Adam...
I'm drooling over those irons.. 😅 great craftsmanship, I like the fact that they are keeping it humble with no fuss.
Great Video, they are works of art made by a master craftsman. If I was a good enough golfer, I would buy them.
Adam, I was in the USA watching you win the Masters back in 2013 (sensational). Let's hope there is one more.
Great touch by the old guy when he had his hand on your shoulder at the grinding wheel.
Gorgeous craftsmanship!
IMO Adam has the most beautiful swing of all-time.
Great to see the inside of the clubmaking process and such incredible craftsmanship at work. True mastery.
That Royal Queensland pennant photo 💙 The style of the RQ pennant shirt makes me remember it's Adams first year in the squad. I don't recall him losing a match that season playing key number 11 spot. Its an away game but I can't place the location and who we were playing that day.
Amazing video. Just bought some Japanese forged wedges recently and they are lovely. I like the idea of supporting smaller family type brands.
Well done Adam , brilliant
beautiful irons
Absolutley brilliant video a great product a great player you know whats next. I'm looking forward to the rest of 2023
Great vid! You don't see craftsmanship like that anymore.
the next few seconds after 1:50 gave me chills