Is the Beres Black Hybrid worth it over a mainstream hybrid?

It suits golfers who value feel, finish and easy launch and are willing to pay a premium. If you want adjustability or low-spin shot-shaping, a mainstream hybrid does more for less.

Who should play this hybrid?

Mid- to higher-handicap golfers and anyone replacing a 3, 4 or 5 iron. Its high, forgiving flight helps moderate swing speeds.

Does it come in different lofts?

Honma offers the Beres Black hybrid in several lofts so you can gap it between your irons and fairway woods. Check the specific loft before ordering.

No. The Beres Black hybrid is a fixed-hosel design, so loft and lie are set at purchase.

What shaft does it use?

It comes with Honma's lightweight Beres graphite shaft, tuned for smooth tempo rather than high swing speed.

How does it compare with the Beres Black fairway wood?

The hybrid is shorter and higher-launching, better for long-iron replacement. The fairway wood carries farther and suits tee shots and long approaches.