🔷 Description

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Estimated Packing Size
125 × 15 × 15 cm
Approx. 1.8–2.5 kg

✨⛳ HONMA BERES BLACK ⛳✨

A beautiful men’s right-handed driver,
HONMA BERES BLACK 11.5°.

This premium 2021 model features
the ARMRQ MX BLACK carbon shaft
with R2 / Flex R specification. ⛳✨

A very attractive driver
for golfers who want
elegant design, easy launch,
and premium HONMA quality. 🖤🔥

The BERES BLACK series has
a refined and luxurious appearance.

The black-based design creates
a strong, premium look
at address and in the bag. ⛳✨

It is stylish without being too flashy,
making it ideal for golfers
who appreciate mature design. 🖤

The 11.5° loft helps support
an easier launch.

It is a practical choice
for players who want
a comfortable ball flight
and stable carry distance. ⛳✨

Equipped with the
ARMRQ MX BLACK carbon shaft.

Manufacturer flex:
R2

Flex:
R

This setup is suitable for players
who prefer a smoother feel
and easy swing performance. 🏌️‍♂️✨

Type:
Men’s driver

Hand:
Right-handed

A great option for golfers looking for
a premium driver with comfort,
style, and strong usability. ⛳🔥

A headcover is included.

It is useful for storage,
transport,
and protecting the club head. 🧳⛳

Condition:
Near unused / beautiful condition.

This club shows very little use
and remains in excellent overall condition. ✨

Please check the listing photos
carefully for the exact condition
and included items. 📸

A beautiful HONMA BERES BLACK driver
with 11.5° loft,
ARMRQ MX BLACK shaft,
Flex R / R2 specification,
and headcover included. ⛳🔥

We ship by FedEx, DHL, or Japan Post.

Your item will be carefully packed
and shipped with tracking.

We usually ship within 5–10 business days
after receiving cleared payment.

Import duties, taxes, and charges
are not included in the item price
or shipping cost.

These charges are the buyer’s responsibility.

Please check with your country’s customs office
before purchasing.

We do not undervalue items
or mark them as gifts.

U.S. and international regulations
prohibit such behavior.