Miura TC-202 Irons

If you ask Miura which clubs they prefer to make, the answer will be classic blades or cavity backs. One of the latter is the new TC-202, and as usual, Miura has refined its design. The TC-202 builds on the CB-1008 and obviously the predecessor TC-201, featuring a T-Weight Bar behind the sweetspot for optimized weight distribution. This results in a higher MOI, with weight shifted towards the heel and toe, enhancing forgiveness. The TC-202 offers classic lofts with 33° in the 7 iron and minimal offset, making it perfect for skilled players seeking more forgiveness than a blade provides. Yet, it’s approachable enough for average players, despite a smaller clubface compared to the Miura CB-302.

The Miura TC-202 is a "Tour Cavity" iron crafted for advanced players blending muscle back precision with cavity back forgiveness. It closely resembles the successful CB-1008 in shape, topline, sole, minimal offset, and clubface size. While Miura is known for producing classic irons, the TC-202 introduces subtle innovations. The T-Weight Bar, paired with a refined Y-Grind Leading Edge, improves turf interaction and delivers better trajectory control, spin consistency, and forgiveness on off-center hits.

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Miura TC-202 Lofts and Specs

TC-202: Impressions and Review

The Miura TC-202 is a so called "Tour Cavity" iron. At least it is the official term. Basically it is a muscle back iron for advanced players. The TC-202 is very similar to the successful CB-1008 model. The two clubs are very similar in terms of shape, topline, sole, minimum offset and size of the clubface. And even though Miura is basically a manufacturer who wants to produce very classic irons, there are always small innovations.

Compared to the CB-1008, the new feature of the TC-202 is the "Tour Cavity" directly behind the actual sweetspot. The background is that Miura tries to place more weight towards the heel, but especially towards the toe. This increases the MOI and provides more balanced results for off-center hits.

Forgivability

We have already mentioned an important feature and this is exactly where the TC-202 differs from the blade. On the one hand most of the weight is below the ball, but on the other hand it is placed more in the toe and heel section. Both cannot be said of a blade like the MB-101 and therefore the TC-202 offers much more room for error. The launch is simplified and especially the errors in horizontal direction are minimized. This means that even balls that are hit at the toe or close to the shaft still develop well. With the blade they will definitely be punished more. All in all, the TC-202 manages to forgive mistakes despite its rather sporty appearance. Failures don't feel dramatic, but still feel good and soft - just like Miura is used to.

Playability of the TC-202

Now we come to a great strength of this iron. Despite the forgiveness of the blade and the obvious difference to a blade, the TC-202 is easy to play and shape. Here the TC-202 leaves nothing to be desired for good players. The feedback is immediately noticeable and shots of all kinds are possible.

Our recommendation

We recommend the TC-202 for players who know that they can hit the ball reasonably consistently. Don't fool yourself. The TC-202 has a rather sporty appearance overall. However, it forgives many mistakes and is more forgiving than any blade with off-center hits. It also allows a lot of shaping and those who are able to vary between draw and fade will have a lot of fun with this iron. In our opinion, the TC-202 is an iron that leaves nothing to be desired in this respect, but still allows many mistakes - thanks to the Tour Cavity. With the TC-202 you get exactly what Miura is all about: An incomparable feel and good miss-hit tolerance with absolutely sufficient playability.