KM 005

The Miura KM 005 belongs to the Series 1957 line, offered here in a limited special edition. Everything the Record holds on it comes from chipandputt.com's editorial coverage, so treat these as one publication's reporting rather than confirmed spec.

According to chipandputt.com, the KM 005 is a toe weighted, offset, classic design, built right hand only, with a 3.0 degree loft and 70 degree lie. The publication lists it in mild steel, finished in W nickel (satin) plus chrome, and describes a forging finish plus milled mild steel process, the same forging process which makes the Miura Irons so successful in the consistency of the strike of the ball and in terms of feel, per that outlet's account. Head weight is reported at 350 grams under the model designation KM 005 - 350, with chipandputt.com also noting a companion KM 006 - 370 at 370 grams, worth flagging as a discrepancy in what's on file rather than a single settled number. The same source describes the putter as designed for players seeking the very best from a classic design, and calls the face an extremely forgiving milled face.

Community opinion on this putter, as gathered from chipandputt.com, praises unmatched feel and precision, an extremely forgiving milled face, and a true roll attributed to reduced skid. Chipandputt.com's own review put it plainly: the result is a putter with unmatched feel and precision. Within the Series 1957 line, the KM 005 stands as the edition reviewers point to when discussing feel and forgiveness in a classic, toe weighted shape.