CLUB TYPE:     IRONS SET
MAKE:             Honma
MODEL:           TR20P
LENGTH:
CONDITION:   Excellent (like New)
Weight:
Lie Angle:       61 – 64 Degree

Shaft:

Loft:                  20 – 44 degree
Cost New:      $257.14 per iron ($1799.99 per set)

Postage Costs: Free Postage in the UK, all other postage to Ireland, EU and Global will be at cost

Honma TR20 P Irons Review

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The Honma TR20 P irons look like they’re players irons, but they perform like game improvement clubs.

Introduction

Like most American golfers, I’m just getting to know Honma.  Having taken a look at a couple of their TW irons in the past, I was eager to check out the new TR20 line and see what changed and what remained the same. The TR20 P irons made a strong first impression, and I was hopeful that they would back that up with great performance.

Looks

In the bag, the Honma TR20 P irons have the look of a high end players club.  The shape of the cavity is modern without being gaudy, and there’s just enough engraving to hold your attention.  Branding is fairly minimal, and the silver/black/gold color scheme is a winner.

At address, there’s a little more size than you might expect.  This is a compact iron from heel to toe, but the top line is a touch thicker than most players irons.  Similarly, the sole is a wider than expected.  The offset is right on the edge of acceptable for this type of club.

Sound & Feel

The impact feel of the TR20 P irons is noticeably firmer than their partner in the TR20 line, the TR 20 V.  Striking the ball on the center of the face creates a solid “clap” that feels premium.  When contact wanders away from the sweet spot, the feel becomes noticable.  While not pleasant, this does provide excellent feedback on your ball striking.

Performance

I love when OEMs are forthright, and with the TR20 P irons, Honma is that.  “Strong lofts for distance” is the second bullet point on their website for the TR20 P.  While these certainly aren’t the strongest lofts I’ve ever seen, they are strong for a players iron, and they’re very effective at creating distance.

Much like the TW 747 P irons, the TR 20 P irons produce strong ball speed and low spin.  That combination translates to a very strong ball flight with plenty of distance.

One element of the TR20 P that didn’t surprised me is that I had no problem controlling my shots.  This isn’t a particularly big iron and it didn’t feel bulky to me during the swing.  The result was a steady diet of consistent draws with very little variety.  Of course, that’s how my swing interacted with this club and your results may differ.

Conclusion

The Honma TR20 P irons are a really interesting offering that pairs the look of a players iron with performance more reminiscent of a game improvement club.  For players seeking a lot of distance in their approach game, that might be a winning combination.

Honma TR20 P Irons Price & Specs