KM 350

The KM 350 is Miura's 2009 entry in the Series 1957 line, a forged blade with a milled face and, as thehackersparadise.com describes it, a classic oiled-chrome finish. The publication put the head weight at 350 grams, a toe-weighted, offset design credited to Katsuhiro Miura and attributed to manufacturing in Himeji, Japan. The sole carries the Miura logo, a forged stamping, and the model number, while the back of the head is described as a compact cavity void of markings. It shipped with a leather headcover closed by velcro.

Reviewers who spent time with the putter came away taken with how it rolled the ball. One account called it as close to rolling the ball by hand as possible, with a buttery feel at address, and suggested it could elevate your game with practice. Thehackersparadise.com went further, calling it the most amazingly perfect weighted putter. The complaint that surfaces alongside that praise is price: $399 in the US, reported at roughly $600 in Canada, a gap that reviewers flagged even as they praised the feel.