Stephen Curry founded Underrated Golf in 2022 to expand opportunities in the sport for athletes from underrepresented communities and girls.
Miura Golf and Curry Brand announced the $5,000 set on October 13, 2026. A portion of sales will go to Curry's Underrated Golf Tour, according to Miura's collaboration announcement.
Career details built into the clubs
The first three clubs, 4- through 6-irons, come from Miura's TC-202 line. The remaining four, 7-iron through 9-iron plus a pitching wedge, use the MB-101 series. That split matches the setup Curry uses in play, with TC-202 cavity-back clubs in the longer irons and MB-101 blade-style clubs from 7-iron through pitching wedge, according to GOLF.com's equipment report.
All seven clubheads have Miura's black QPQ finish and Curry Brand branding. The custom Dynamic Gold Tour Issue shafts are specified in SC30 Flex, identified as S400 by GOLF.com. The set also includes True Temper Icon grips. Custom BB&F Co. ferrules finish the clubs, each with four rings representing Curry's four NBA championships.
The six-iron has a custom 30-degree loft, one degree above the typical 29 degrees. Its usual club-number marking gives way to "30," Curry's jersey number. The hosel carries the phrase "I can do all things." Each set comes in commemorative packaging with a certificate of authenticity.
A limited run of a familiar setup
Miura plans to produce 300 sets worldwide. Thirty certificates of authenticity will carry Curry's personal autograph. The set follows the TC-202 and MB-101 combination Curry plays, rather than introducing a wholly new iron model.
Other equipment coverage has tracked player changes, including Tiger Woods's iron test, a separate report on his trial of another iron setup.
