Series 1957

The Series 1957 line carries a single head, the Miura KM 005, across two editions on record: a standard Series 1957 release and a Series 1957 limited special edition. Chipandputt.com describes the model as a toe weighted, offset classic design, forged and milled from mild steel, and pitched, in the publication's words, for players seeking the very best from a classic design. That designer intent, as reported by chipandputt.com, seems to sit behind both editions equally, with the limited special edition presented as a variation on the same design rather than a departure from it.

Reviewer sentiment on the KM 005 has been consistent rather than split. Community and editorial opinion alike point to unmatched feel and precision, with chipandputt.com writing plainly that the result is a putter with unmatched feel and precision. Others in the same vein have called the milled face extremely forgiving and praised the truest of rolls coming off reduced skid, a point echoed elsewhere as simply a true roll from reduced skid. None of these accounts disagree with each other in substance, they just phrase the same impression, a soft, true putter off a milled face, in slightly different words.

With only two editions on record, the arc of Series 1957 reads less as an evolution and more as a single design given a second, limited pass. The core identity, toe weighted, offset, classic, forged and milled in mild steel, holds across both, and the reviewer language attached to the line has held just as steady.