Honma TW767 Max Driver

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Max Game Improvement Driver

Honma built the TW767 Max for one job: keep your drives in play. This is the most forgiving driver in the 2025 Tour World lineup, a full 460cc head aimed at golfers who want help on off-center hits more than they want to shape shots. If you fight a slice or just want to stop losing 20 yards every time you miss the sweet spot, this is the model in the range built for you.

Honma has a reputation for premium Japanese craftsmanship and pricey shafts, and some golfers assume that means the brand only makes players' clubs. The TW767 Max says otherwise. It pairs that build quality with a genuinely game-improvement shape: a large footprint at address, weight pushed low and back, and an adjustable hosel so you can dial in loft and lie. It looks confident sitting behind the ball without screaming that you need help.

The adjustability matters here. Between the hosel settings and the head's rearward weighting, you can tune the TW767 Max toward a straighter, higher, easier-to-launch ball flight. It won't turn a 95 mph swing into a bomber, and it isn't trying to. This is a driver that trades a little workability for consistency, and for the golfer it's aimed at, that's the right trade.

• Mid to high handicappers who miss the center of the face often and want those hits to still find the fairway
• Slicers looking to straighten out a left-to-right ball flight using the adjustable hosel and rear weighting
• Golfers with moderate swing speeds who need help getting the ball launched high and carrying
• Honma fans who want the brand's build quality and Vizard shafts in a forgiving, easy-to-hit package
• Players who value a consistent, repeatable ball flight over the ability to shape shots both directions

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Honma TW767 Max good for high handicappers?

Yes. It's the most forgiving driver in the 2025 TW767 range, built around a full 460cc head with weight low and back for a high moment of inertia. That means off-center hits lose less distance and stay straighter, which is exactly what higher handicappers need.

Can the TW767 Max help correct a slice?

It can help. The head is weighted toward straight, high launch, and the adjustable hosel lets you tweak loft and lie to promote a straighter flight. It won't fully fix a swing that comes over the top, but for a mild-to-moderate slice it takes some of the curve off.

What does the adjustable hosel on the TW767 Max change?

It lets you change loft and lie angle, which affects your launch height and your left-to-right tendency. If you're launching too low or leaking shots right, you adjust the sleeve to nudge the ball flight where you want it. Get fit if you can, since the right setting depends on your swing.

How does the TW767 Max compare to the standard TW767 driver?

The Max is the forgiveness model. It has the larger, more back-weighted head and higher MIL, so it's more stable on mishits and easier to launch. The standard TW767 is aimed at faster swingers who want a lower-spinning, more workable flight and are willing to give up some forgiveness for it.

Is Honma worth it compared to bigger driver brands?

Honma's edge is build quality and shafts. The stock Vizard shaft options are genuinely good, and the head finish and feel are a step above what you get at similar price points from the big American brands. If you want maximum forgiveness on a budget, other brands compete hard, but the TW767 Max delivers on the premium feel Honma is known for.