Honma Beres Aizu Fairway Wood for Men

The concept of the new Beres Aizu fairway wood is basically traditional. It is about building a club head that optimises the launch, especially from awkward fairway lies. That is why Honma has made the crown even lighter in order to be able to build more weight into the sole. This way the centre of gravity is very low. The revised face not only allows maximum ball speeds, but also neutralises hits outside the sweet spot so that they deviate less in direction and spin.

Beres has always stood for the lightest possible shafts and that is honestly what makes Beres so special. The shafts and swingweights are very light and allow you to achieve high club head speeds with less effort. The shafts themselves are very high quality despite the low weight and soft flex. And this is a point where 99% of the other manufacturers fail.

The Beres Aizu fairway wood is available as 3-wood with 15°, 5-wood with 18° and 7-wood with 21° and as usual in 2 to 5 star, whereby the majority of Beres players go for the 3 star version. The three shaft weights of 42g, 44g and 47g are in stock as standard. 50g shafts have to be delivered from Japan.

If you are interested in the new Honma Beres Aizu fairway wood, please contact us by email: info@exactgolf.com or phone: +49 8031 7986088.

Buying the Beres fairway wood online

Anyone who wants to buy fairway woods on the Internet today has a few important things to consider. Of course you should be relatively sure to make the right choice, otherwise you won't enjoy it in the long run. However, the Beres range from Honma is unique in a way. Because it's perfect for a certain segment of players. And if you're in that segment, there's little you can do wrong with your choices. But one after the other:

Choice of loft

As far as the loft is concerned, the Beres fairway wood is the absolute standard with 15, 18 and 21° loft. Here it is mainly a question of what your iron set looks like and how you want to close the gap between your longest iron and the driver. In regards to loft, Honma leaves little to be desired with the Beres fairway wood. It doesn't make sense for players of this class to choose a wood with less than 15 or more than 21 degrees. We will be happy to advise you in this respect and help you choose the right loft.

2, 3, 4 or 5 stars?

The famous Honma stars are not meant to be any status symbol. Of course, it's kind of a status symbol when you spend almost 4,000 Euros on one golf club, but that's not how it's meant. The number reflects the quality of the shaft. Because the higher the number, the lower the torque. These are, so to speak, the unwanted distortions in the shaft. And Honma manages to build shafts that are particularly light and soft and yet have little torque. But even the 2 star shaft is extremely good in quality. Only rarely is an upgrade useful here, even if we give you every opportunity to do so of course.

Grip and grip strength

The standard grip doesn't sound very intoxicating, but it brings everything that makes a good grip. Here it is not really necessary to choose a different grip unless you have a preference for a particular grip or want to tune it with the rest of the clubs.

As far as the grip strength is concerned, one should orientate oneself on the length of the fingers. For short fingers a regular grip is absolutely sufficient. However, if you prefer thicker grips, you should always order 1 additional tape. Only in exceptional cases, such as very long fingers or a preference for very thick grips, Midsize is a real alternative.

If you have any questions on any subject or if you are unclear, please do not hesitate to contact us. Whether by email, live chat or phone.

Honma Beres Fairway Wood Data

About Honma

Honma is a traditional company from Japan that stands out from the crowd. Even though many attempts have been made to copy the successful manufacturer from Sakata nobody has succeeded so far and will probably never succeed. This is because what makes Honma so unique is deeply anchored in the company's philosophy. Characteristics like uniqueness, precision, highest quality of all produced clubs and performance are not so easy to copy.

Honma was also the first manufacturer to introduce a so-called "star system". This means that there are differences within a series of clubs. This is not only a way to "feel better" than players who play a club with fewer stars, but it has a real justification. The number of stars indicates how high the twists in the shaft are during the stroke. You can imagine that when a shaft is swung, it naturally moves in different directions. The more pronounced this behavior is, the greater the dispersion. This has to be minimized, which is not so easy with shafts that are supposed to be soft. And no other company can do this as perfect as Honma. You can therefore offer a shaft that is not only soft and easy to play, but has little "torque". The more stars, the less torque. The 2-star quality is already so much better than shafts from other manufacturers, but 4 or 5 stars are even a bit better.

The differences with the stars are not only in the shaft, but also in the club heads. The higher the number of stars, the more noble metals are used. This is mainly about the quantity and purity of gold. This is also something that makes Honma unique and it is probably the only manufacturer worldwide that can do this or players are willing to pay an extra price for it. A Honma club is a special, handcrafted and unique part of golf history.