Jun 1, 2021 · In this Honma TWorld XP-1 Iron review, Joel Tadman tests it on the GCQuad launch monitor and the golf course before delivering his verdict. Honma TWorld XP-1 Iron Review. Key Technology - The high-performance design produces impressive distance and accuracy, thanks to a thin, fast clubface throughout the set.

For the past 60 years, we have stayed true to the belief that a golf club performs better when it’s designed as a whole unit. The new XP-1 Series is our latest, most technologically advanced expression of this age-old philosophy.

Moderate offset with a focus on consistent contact. The large titanium clubface creates confidence and produces an easy, high launch with great feel.

The Honma XP1 irons excel at providing explosive distance with minimal effort. What we liked most about these irons for high handicappers is that they don’t require a fast swing speed. You can have a swing speed of 80 mph or so and still improve your …

Sep 19, 2019 · We’ll give Honma pretty: the XP-1 lineup is a nice looking set of sticks. The irons are clean and sharp with a player’s cavity back look, and the metalwoods are simple and uncluttered with a sweet glossy black carbon fiber crown on the driver and 3-wood. The mirror finish on the sole might be off-putting to some, but it sure isn’t overly busy.

Aug 2, 2020 · Boasting superior, detail-oriented build quality, well-tested design and the best available materials, the Honma T//World XP-1 Irons fit right into the Honma overall line as some of the finest golf clubs made for the general public.

Long irons generate an easy, high launch and stable ball flight that carries longer. A wider sole and adjusted loft helps place the center of gravity low and deep, for more consistent contact …

Mar 4, 2020 · Our take: Honma’s XP-1 irons are made for game-improvement golfers who want a traditional profile. Made from 17-4+ stainless steel, the long and mid irons have a hollow cavity construction...

Sep 18, 2019 · Honma designed and produced a new series of lightweight VIZARD shafts in Sakata to complement the performance of the XP-1 head.