Honma TW747 455 Driver

Five cubic centimetres does not sound like a fitting decision, but 455 against 460 is really about shape at address and where the mass sits behind it. The recipe is otherwise shared: a cast Ti6-4 body, an ET40 carbon crown from Toray, and one fixed weight placement instead of a port you can play with. Golfers who want the head to sit a fraction tighter behind the ball are the audience.

Fitting work happens at the hosel, which sets face angle and lie as well as loft, all with the shaft left in place. Loft comes at 9.5 or 10.5 degree. Shafts run Vizard for TW747 50 as standard with FD 6 and FP 6 to order, and regular, SR and stiff are all catalogued. One real difference from the 460: there is no left-handed build of this head. If you play left-handed, the 460 is the only driver in the line for you.