BERES P303

The 2021 BERES P303 is a fang-mallet putter with a forged, CNC milled head, confirmed construction across editorial coverage. Golf Monthly reported it as a new model added to the Beres range, built at Honma's headquarters in Sakata, Japan, and made available across Europe from June 2021. Both Golf Monthly and MyGolfWay describe an aluminum sole paired with double milling across the face, which MyGolfWay characterized as strategically engineered, and both outlets point to the design's high MOI as the intended source of stability through the stroke, with Golf Monthly adding that it aims for a more consistent roll off the face.

On alignment, the two sources describe the sight lines running in opposite directions: MyGolfWay reported three sight lines front-to-back, while Golf Monthly described three sight lines running back to front to help golfers strike the ball out of the middle of the face. The head is reported to come in Black IP and Gold Plated finish options per MyGolfWay, and shaft coverage spans a steel shaft version up through the line's more luxurious 2 to 5-star putters, which Golf Monthly noted are graded on the technology and materials in their hand-rolled ARMRQ shafts, along with gold and platinum embellishments in the heads, ferrules, and grips.

Reported specs from MyGolfWay put the P303 at 34 inches, 2.0 degrees of loft, and 70.0 degrees of lie. Pricing differs by market and outlet: MyGolfWay listed 709 EUR, while Golf Monthly listed £629 GBP.