The Beres series from Honma Golf is manufactured with the athletic golfer and better amateur who wouldn't mind maximizing the benefits of today's high-tech clubs. Enter the Honma Beres MG813 Driverexudes confidence. The Honma Beres MG813 driver features an acute angle at the sole, along with a triangular shape crown, which offers rigidity and therefore fights off clubhead twist and off-centre hits. MOI is off the charts with this driver, too, and CG position sees the clubface hug the pill before launching distances which you may have never reached before on the links.

This new Beres MG813 Driver is designed for dynamic trajectory and low spin.A layered design for the sole boosts rigidityHonma BERES MG813 Driver When head volume is increased, a problem often arises: the club fails to snag the ball as well due to the thinner structure. Featuring an acute angle at the sole and a triangular shape for the crown, this design bolsters rigidity of the head to solve the problem.

The actual Honma BERES MG813 Driver does not catch the actual golf ball too because of the slimmer framework. Showcasing a good Honma Beres MG813 severe position in the single along with a triangular in shape form for that overhead, this particular style improves stiffness from the visit resolve the issue. The middle of gravitational causes style as well as rectilinear overall performance associated with Honma BERES MG813 Driver tend to be improved to guarantee the details which encounter cuddles the actual golf ball exceptional than ever before.

I love the looks of the Titleist 909 D3 Driver. Looking down, it is the nice, small, tour-looking club head, and that is enough for me to say that it is perfect golf equipment.I need it. As with the majority of Titleist clubs, the 909 D3 drivers keep the classy look and design to go along with its mates. The feel of the Titleist 909 D3 driver is one that is tough to beat. The club head is weighted very nicely, and each swing I took felt to be very consistent.

In addition to the curved soles, reinforcing pocket and internal rib mentioned on the previous page as addressing the sound at impact of the Titleist 909 D3, additional technology at work in these three models include an internally milled, variable-thickness face insert. A thinner perimeter surrounds a central thicker area of the clubface, which is aimed at maximizing ball speed across the full face.