Steph Curry and Miura are releasing an ultra-limited set of Miura TC-202 and MB-101 irons inspired by Curry's personal set.

Miura Golf has announced a partnership with four-time NBA champion Steph Curry to release an ultra-limited combo iron set. The set is directly modeled after the clubs currently in Curry's bag, combining Miura TC-202 cavity backs for the 4- through 6-irons with MB-101 blades for the 7-iron through pitching wedge. Each club features a durable black QPQ finish and the Curry brand logo.
Only 300 sets will be produced worldwide, each accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, including 30 hand-signed by Curry. Custom details include a 6-iron bent to 30 degrees stamped with "30," the phrase "I can do all things" laser-engraved on the hosels, and grips featuring four gold rings. A portion of proceeds will benefit Curry's Underrated Golf Tour.
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