Honma Beres 07 Irons Specifications

Full factory loft, lie and length chart for the Honma Beres 07 irons, 2019–2021.

Years produced
2019–2021
Category
Super Game Improvement Irons
Construction
forged mild-steel body with a maraging-steel cast L-cup face (5-9) and a maraging-steel rolled flat face (10-SW)
Material
mild steel body, maraging steel face
Set makeup
5–SW

Loft, lie & length chart

Standard men's steel-shaft specifications for the Honma Beres 07 irons.
ClubLoft (°)Lie (°)Length (in)Offset (in)
52161380.157
62461.537.50.146
72762370.138
83162.536.50.138
93563360.138
10406335.50.138
114563350.118
AW5063350.118
SW5564350.079

Lofts and lies are the factory standard build. Individual clubs may differ if they have been bent, re-shafted or re-gripped during their life.

About the Honma Beres 07

The seventh-generation Beres is Honma's ultra-premium lightweight line: a forged mild-steel body carries a cast maraging-steel L-cup face with inside and outside sole slots in the 5- through 9-irons, and a rolled maraging-steel flat face in the scoring clubs, all built for golfers with moderate swing speeds who want hand-finished Sakata craftsmanship. Lofts are strong for the category (27-degree 7-iron) because the deep, low centre of gravity is tuned to launch high regardless. Stock shafts are Honma's ARMRQ 47 / ARMRQ 42 graphite in ascending 2-Star to 5-Star grades at very light C9-D1 swing weights, with matching grades of shaft technology and price. Honma numbers the scoring clubs: the 40-degree 10 is the pitching wedge and the 45-degree 11 the gap wedge, ahead of 50-degree AW and 55-degree SW. The loft, lie and offset table carried over unchanged into the Beres 08 that replaced it in 2021; only the lengths grew, by a quarter inch through the mid-irons.

Stock shafts

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Frequently asked questions

What is the loft of a Honma Beres 07 7-iron?

The Honma Beres 07 7-iron has a loft of 27 degrees, a lie of 62 degrees and a length of 37 inches — a strong loft that the deep, low centre of gravity is designed to launch high despite the number.

How does the Honma Beres 07 compare to the Beres 08 that replaced it?

The loft, lie and offset table is identical between the two generations. The Beres 08 grew the lengths by a quarter inch through the mid-irons (5-10) and updated the face alloy naming (AM355P cast face, ES235 rolled face) and shaft lineup (ARMRQ MX).

Who are Honma Beres 07 irons for?

Golfers with moderate swing speeds who want an easy-to-accelerate club: the ARMRQ 47/42 graphite builds run very light C9-D1 swing weights, wrapped in Honma's hand-finished Sakata craftsmanship and star-graded shaft technology.

Finding a used set

The Honma Beres 07 ran from 2019 to 2021 and is no longer in production, so the used market is the only source. Search eBay, 2nd Swing, Golf Avenue and the PGA Tour Superstore trade-in listings, and check the loft and lie against the chart above before buying — sets this age have often been bent from standard.

Data compiled from:
  • Honma's own Beres 07 product page, specification table (honmagolf.com/sea/product-details/5886) — every loft, lie, offset and length recorded here verbatim from the raw HTML spec grid: lofts 21/24/27/31/35/40/45/50/55, lie 61.0-63.0 across the 5-9 irons with a merged 63.0-degree band spanning 9 through AW and 64.0 degrees for the SW alone (matching the same merged-cell layout later reused on the Beres 08 and Beres Aizu pages), offsets 4.00/3.70/3.50/3.50/3.50/3.50/3.00/3.00/2.00 mm (converted to inches here) with a merged 3.50 mm band across 7-10 and 3.00 mm across 11-AW, lengths 38.0 down to 35.0 inches with a merged 35.0-inch band across 11-AW-SW, the forged mild-steel body with cast/rolled maraging-steel face, the ARMRQ 47 (2S-5S) and ARMRQ 42 (3S) shaft options, and the C9-D1 swing weight range across flex and grade.
  • PGA Tour Superstore 'Honma BERES 07 3-Star Iron Set' listing — corroborates the 5-11/AW/SW set makeup and the ARMRQ 3-Star shaft grade naming.
  • Year note: year_introduced 2019 and year_discontinued 2021 follow Honma's roughly two-year Beres cycle (07 in 2019, 08 in 2021, 09 in 2023), consistent with the year_introduced already recorded for Beres 08 and Beres 09 on this site.

Last reviewed 2026-07-29. Spot an error? [email protected]