Miura announced the collaboration on Oct. 13, 2026, from Scottsdale, Arizona. The worldwide release is capped at 300 sets, priced at $5,000 each. Thirty sets will include a certificate of authenticity personally signed by Steph Curry.
The Underrated Golf Tour provides national competition at no charge for talented junior golfers who are under-recognized. It covers travel for participants and a guardian to national events. The program offers college scholarships, along with workforce development and career counseling.
Founded by Curry in 2022, Underrated Golf works to expand access and opportunity for student-athletes from underrepresented communities and female players. Its programming includes mentorship and career development.
The set follows the irons Curry plays: TC-202 forged cavity backs from 4-iron through 6-iron, followed by MB-101 muscle-back blades from 7-iron through pitching wedge. The seven-club set has a black QPQ finish. Curry's logo and the motto "I can do all things" are engraved in each hosel. Golf Digest's description also highlights the black finish and the four championship rings represented in the design.
The 6-iron is stamped "30" and set at 30 degrees, one degree stronger than the standard 29 degrees. The number refers to Curry's jersey. The clubs use Dynamic Gold Tour Issue shafts in SC30 Flex, equivalent to S400, with custom ferrules and grips from BB&F.
Black-and-champagne ferrules mark Curry's four NBA championships. The grips carry champagne accents and four rings. Miura and Curry logos appear on the collector's box, alongside a basketball-net motif. The box also features career imagery and a rendering of Curry's autograph. Every set comes with a certificate of authenticity; 30 of the 300 certificates bear Curry's signature. GOLF.com's product details also describe the special shaft configuration and the 30-degree 6-iron.
The collaboration sits alongside other stories about professional golfers' equipment, including reported tour equipment testing. Here, the clubs also raise money for a junior program launched in 2022. In its partnership announcement, Miura said the set reflects a shared commitment to craftsmanship. The company also cited precision and discipline, alongside community.
Miura was founded in 1977 by Katsuhiro Miura, who began working on golf clubs as a teenager in the 1950s. The company is known for hand-crafted, limited-quantity forgings and tight manufacturing tolerances. Its Himeji factory still uses the proprietary forging process developed by Katsuhiro Miura.
The Miura x Curry iron set is scheduled to go on sale through the Miura website on Oct. 19, 2026.
