Stephen Curry’s Miura irons put his No. 30 into a 300-set release

Stephen Curry’s Miura collaboration puts his jersey number into the club itself. The set’s 6-iron is bent to 30 degrees and stamped “30” on the sole, a detail Curry points out while opening the box in his October 13 video.

The set combines TC-202 cavity backs in the 4-, 5- and 6-irons with MB-101 irons from 7 through pitching wedge. Miura says the combination was inspired by the clubs Curry plays. His unboxing shows the transition between the two designs, along with the black finish and gold accents.

Miura’s product page lists 300 sets and an October 19 release. Each comes with a certificate of authenticity; 30 certificates will carry Curry’s original signature. Those signed certificates are the “golden tickets” he describes near the end of the video.

The manufacturer calls the finish QPQ, short for Quench-Polish-Quench. Its announcement describes black and champagne ferrules from BB&F Co., with four rings for Curry’s four NBA championships. Each iron also carries Curry’s logo and the phrase “I can do all things” on the hosel.

Curry turns the clubs over in the video to show the shafts and grips. The product page specifies Dynamic Gold Tour Issue SC30 Flex shafts and a custom collaboration label. The packaging uses a basketball net pattern around the Miura and Curry branding.

A portion of the sale proceeds will benefit the Underrated Golf Tour, according to Miura. The company describes the tour’s purpose as expanding access for student golfers from underrepresented communities and female players. It does not state a donation percentage in the announcement.

The video is an unboxing, with Curry examining the clubs and explaining their personal details. It includes no hitting session or measured comparison. The listed October 19 availability comes from Miura’s product page; the page still displayed “coming soon” when checked October 17.