Custom Order - Fujimoto Edition IURA Iron Custom Hand-Engraved Irons #5-P

Name: Custom Order - Fujimoto Edition IURA Iron Custom Hand-Engraved Irons #5-P
Brand: Fujimoto
Price: 528000.0 TWD
Availability: OutOfStock

$528,000 TWD

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Head-only price. Additional charges apply for shaft purchases or installation services.

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Inventory Quantity: Out of stock

Reminder: After booking confirmation, this product requires a minimum of 3 months for handcrafted production.

Fujimoto Edition IURA Carved Irons

The Pinnacle of Art and CraftsmanshipExcellent forging craftsmanship since 1960, meticulously carved by renowned Japanese artist Katsuo Iura, featuring delicate and artistic patterns. (Katsuo Iura: one of Japan's most respected hand engravers)

Refined Ultimate FeelExclusive "Golden 72-Hour" slow annealing technology creates Fujimoto's signature dense hitting feel.

Exceptional Flight DistanceThis model is the "longest distance" iron in the Fujimoto series, combining beautiful aesthetics with powerful functionality.

100% Made in JapanUltra-low tolerance precision manufacturing ensures every club has perfect balance and playability.

Club No.	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	P
Loft (°)	22	24	27	30	34	38	42	47
Lie (°)	59	59.5	60	60.5	61	61.5	62	62.5
Bounce (°)	0	0	1	2	3	4	5	6
Head Weight (g)	244	250	257	264	271	278	286	295
F.P (mm)	3	3	3.5	3.5	3.5	4	4.5	4.5
Material	Japanese S20C Carbon Steel
Production	Made in Japan
Production Method	Forged and CNC Machined
Finish	Nickel Underlay Satin Chrome / Black Copper

Fujimoto Feel

Each clubhead in the FT series is re-heated after forging and then left to rest for 72 hours in temperature-controlled rice ash.

Stage 1｜Initial Forging

The high-pressure stress and rapid cooling during the forging process can cause the microscopic structure (grains) within the metal to distort and deform.

Stage 2｜Reheating Process

In our factory, the heated clubheads are placed in containers filled with natural rice ash for 72 hours. This is a traditional technique passed down for generations among Japanese forging craftsmen.

Stage 3｜Structural Reorganization

After a three-day cooling process, the internal metal structure of the clubhead is uniformly rearranged, creating a unique hitting feel.

Fujimoto Gikoh

The history of Fujimoto Gikoh dates back to the 1960s. At that time, founder Mitsunobu Fujimoto noticed that blacksmiths in Ichikawa Town were returning to forging iron clubheads, a craft that had been prohibited during the war and only revived after it.

1960s

Founder Mitsunobu Fujimoto began repairing and replicating Western iron clubheads in his small workshop, based on his expertise in forging tools, evolving into the "Hizukuri" technique.

Late 1960s

"Fujimoto Golf Equipment Factory" was officially established, taking on OEM orders from major brands and laying the foundation for today's business.

1980s

Mitsunobu's three sons successively joined, injecting new momentum into the family business and entering a phase of expansion.

1990s to Present

In 2015, CNC technology and proprietary brands were introduced. In 2017, Fujimoto Golf was founded, dedicated to restoring the annealing process and the pure feel.

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