Adam Scott Visits the Miura Factory 

Pure class!

You can tell he really loves golf with passion and purity. Miura and Adam go hand in hand

He’s always consistent isn’t he best swing on tour

It's crazy how great and consistent his swing is and doesn't win as much as he has. Makes me wonder if at the elite level it's just momentum and luck.

@@SingleMaltBuckeye he can’t putt that’s why

Japan makes the best products in the world

sorry dude, the west is a little concerned with trans people right now and diversity. something japan has taken stern stances against purely for the reasons happening.

I certainly appreciate the price now.

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@@CB-rv2lj 💯

the hit like smearing butter on toast

I have to say, this has been one of the coolest golf videos I’ve seen in a long time. I’ve been playing this wonderful game for 55 years. I think I would like to finish my golf years playing with this brand. I don’t think I will go to Japan though and fortunately, I don’t have to. 😃

He better not join LIV, he will become the worst person in the world.

Eric, there’s no difference between what Miura does here and what you do in carpentry. Both are a skill of absolute precision that take years of hard work and dedication to master. When viewing the finished product of a Miura iron or a newly constructed skirting or a bookshelf that’s to be the focal point of a living room; they are both awe inspiring. The fact that you “take pride in your craft” is not something that’s noticed only by you…. Think about this, the finishing woodwork that you fabricate and install, will in many occasions, be part of a home long after we are all dead and gone. Family after family, decade after decade, people will admire what you’ve done. Finishing carpentry is THE one thing turns a regular house, into the place that a family calls home. The only thing that would make your skill-set more amazing would be to pass it along to your children, so that they may one day, have the talent to leave this world a little more beautiful than they found it. Walk into a home that was built in the late 1800’s or early 1900’s. The FIRST thing that anyone will comment on, and take time to admire is the woodwork. We all love it and very few know how to create its beauty. You’ve got a talent that I could only dream of. I’m proud of you, sir.

Thank you for kind words. God bless you and your family.

Same, I come from a line of Tool & Die Makers. Love to watch mastery of any craft.

💯 agree! Wish my swing and bank account was good enough for Miuras