Vega VM-02 – RAW GRIND – Best of Clubmakers’ Art – equal to Miura 501’s?
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Vega VM-02 – RAW GRIND – Best of Clubmakers’ Art – equal to Miura 501’s? It’s all about “hands on the wheel” – no reserve - $499 brand new set 3-P. The key question in Japanese iron heads is which is better, Vega or Miura? You can’t answer that question easily because Miura and Vega are each created from a different philosophy. Vega is the “old school” in forging – the blade and the hosel are formed at the same time. Miura takes a different approach. They forge the blade and then “spin weld” the hosel in place. Mr. Miura believes that by forging the blade first, he can lay the iron flat in the press and get a more consistent grain structure in the metal. The result is that Miura blades feel a little “ Spin welding the hosel can be considered a manufacturing innovation. Vega forgings are done the traditional way. The entire head is formed on the press including the hosel. That’s the traditional way. The hosel is then drilled to accommodate the shaft. Most players report a slightly different sound from the Vegas – a little softer – and that seems to translate into a feeling that the Vega’s “play softer”. Those same players can count the peas under five mattresses. The VM-02 – Specifications The VM-02 is a traditional muscle back design – in size. The unusual finish comes from a unique offering from the Kyoei foundry. Each VM-0
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