MP 006

The Miura MP 006 line, as our record holds it, begins and ends in one release: the Series 1957 putter that arrived in 2009. Whatever came before or after in Miura's broader catalog, the MP 006 name itself carries only this single entry on file, so its arc here is really a single point in time rather than a run of generations.

That 2009 release is a forged putter with a milled face, verified facts that place it squarely in Miura's traditional milling approach rather than a cast or insert design. Equip2golf.com and thehackersparadise.com both describe it in similar terms, a traditional design familiar to most golfers, toe-weighted and offset, finished in an oiled-chrome that thehackersparadise.com calls a classic oiled-chrome finish. The naming convention, Series 1957, points backward in a way the editorial coverage doesn't unpack further, but the year of release itself, 2009, is on solid ground.

With only the one release logged, the MP 006 line reads less as an evolving series and more as a single, deliberate statement, a forged, milled-face putter built to look and feel the way traditional blades have looked and felt for golfers who know what that shape is supposed to do. Until another release joins this record, that's the whole of the MP 006's story as we hold it.