WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: For the new Honma TW777 lineup of drivers, fairway woods, hybrids and irons, more distance comes from new sole designs, faster faces, breakthrough materials and even subtle ...
From a milk crate filled with nondescript golf balls in varying states of form, I grab a grungy Strata that looks like it could have been made when I was still in high school and tee it up on the far ...
Our Take: Honma’s new XP-1 driver is designed to have a clean, classic-looking profile while also offering forgiveness that mid-handicappers need. It has an ultralight ET40 carbon crown with a 15-gram ...
Justin Rose picked up an eye-popping four-mph ball-speed increase the first time he tested a Honma driver. Recreational golfers can hope for similar results from the company’s TW747 line, which ...
“Badass.” That’s how Justin Rose described Honma’s TR20 drivers, which are designed for Tour-level players and those in the zero-to-12 handicap range. Offered in 440cc and 460cc profiles, the TR20 ...
Professional golfers are used to evaluating a product during the creation process — it’s an unwritten part of the job description where feedback can shape an entire design or a few select aspects ...
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Honma, the legendary Japanese high-luxe golf brand, introduced its latest two premium lines under the Beres name, both with the same internal technologies but completely ...
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