Miura Golf, manufacturer of the world’s most meticulously designed golf clubs, today announced the launch of two new limited production left-handed irons: the LT-820 and the LC-930. Both offerings bear the company’s “small batch” designation which means that these irons will only be produced in very limited quantities with no guarantee of being replenished.
“Even in an age where there are more club options than ever before, it can still be difficult for left-handers to find a quality set of irons,” said Bill Holowaty, COO, Miura Golf. “Our left-handed customers have been longing for an iron that is exclusive to them, and we have delivered with the LT-820 and the LC-930.”
“And with a limited run,” Holowaty added, “we’re confident these irons will not just be a game-changer, but prized collectors’ items as well.”
LT-820
The LT-820 continues Miura’s tradition of setting the standard in the Player's Cavity category. It is inspired by the iconic CB-1008 and brings the legendary feel, precision, and workability Miura is known for to left-handed golfers for the very first time.
The compact profile, minimal offset, and refined topline create a confident look at address, while the carefully engineered cavity positions mass low in the head to promote higher launch and greater stability. The result is an iron that maintains the feedback, control, and workability preferred by better players, while offering added forgiveness on less-than- perfect strikes.
The LT-820 features:
- Y-GRIND SOLE: Leading edge relief with optimal trailing edge geometry delivers superior turf interaction in all conditions, rewarding players regardless of lie or course conditions.
- EXPANDED SWEET SPOT: The precision-engineered cavity promotes stability across the face while preserving the honest, tactile feedback that defines the Miura playing experience.
- LOW CENTER OF GRAVITY: Mass expertly concentrated behind the sweet spot with an optimized sole width, delivering ideal trajectory and uncompromised feel from long iron to scoring club. Weight positioned directly in line with impact, enabling multiple shot trajectories and the ability to shape the ball in either direction with confidence.
LC-930
Left-handed golfers can now experience Miura's Players Distance category with the introduction of the LC-930. Inspired by the CB-302, the LC-930 is designed to deliver the distance and forgiveness golfers want without sacrificing the feel, precision, and craftsmanship that define every Miura iron.
The LC-930 brings the longest forged cavity-back iron ever produced by Miura Golf to left-handed players for the very first time. The mass of the club head is expertly concentrated behind the sweet spot and has an optimized wider sole which promotes higher launch, increased stability, and more consistent performance from long iron to scoring club.
The LC-930 features:
- CAMBERED SOLE: Leading edge grind with trailing edge relief delivers superior turf interaction in all conditions, rewarding players regardless of lie or course conditions.
- MAXIMIZED SWEET SPOT: The strategically engineered cavity back design promotes stability across the face while preserving the honest, tactile feedback that defines the Miura playing experience on every strike.
- PLAYERS DISTANCE PERFORMANCE: Combining Miura's legendary forged feel with maximized forgiveness and distance with no speed slots, weight screws, or performance foams. It’s pure craftsmanship delivering results.
The LC- 930 is actually versatile enough to also serve as an option for low handicappers who want easy launch in their longer irons without sacrificing the classic forged feel.
“The LT-820 and LC-930 give left-handed golfers of all ability levels an opportunity to experience some of the most classic Miura designs for the very first time,” said Anthony Newville, President, Miura Golf. “We’re so happy that we were able to fill this void in the market with these two amazing options.”
Both the LT-820 and the LC-930 irons are available in 4 to Pitching Wedge and Gap Wedge and retail for $400 per iron.
For more information, visit www.miuragolf.com.




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