Technology

Optimized Spin and Trajectory for Each Situation 

Three sole shapes maximize performance – providing the best shot for the situation, with unique features for each loft. 

Flat Blade (48°, 50°, 52°, 54°） 

Mid-low CG with the flat upper back face. The ideal trajectory and the optimal spin at each loft enable stopping power.
 

Reverse Taper Blade (56°, 58°, 60°） 

High CG gradually increases the thickness vertically in the upper blade and horizontally from heel to toe. This helps the ball stay on the face longer, even on impact in the upper half, and generates optimal spin.
 

Different Sole Shapes by Loft 

Three sole shapes maximize performance for each loft.

I-Sole (48°, 50°, 52°, 54°） 
The sole easily slips under the ball, even on full shots, and provides ideal distance at each loft. 
 

C-Sole (56°, 58°, 60°） 

The shape helps the sole easily slip under the ball both on square and open strikes.
 

S-Sole (58°, 60°） 

The entire sole enhances a bounce effect, squaring the clubface through impact for a clean contact.
 

Honma’s Proprietary CNC Milling Process 

By overlaying the milling pattern on the clubface, it helps shots bite -- even on control shots -- and optimizes spin control.
 

CNC Milled Aluminum Module 

Adding aluminum in the low toe creates a higher CG position. (54°-thru-60°)
 

Full Shots 
High CG positions generates more spin on upper face impacts.

Control Shots 
By enabling the face to open easily and stay in contact with the ball for longer, you’ll get more spin and playability.