BERES PP500 Series

The Honma BERES PP500 Series is represented on record by a single release, the PP501. Midwestgolfingmagazine.com describes it in three different ways: as a traditional blade putter with modern styling for players with a straight or arcing stroke, as a mallet with pronounced visual alignment features to promote confidence at address and a stable stroke, and as a horn-shaped, premium bent-neck mallet designed to inspire confident, straight putting strokes. The same outlet lists finish options across Gold, Silver/Red, and Black/Silver.

Across those descriptions, the throughline is stability and stroke path. Midwestgolfingmagazine.com's reporting on the head's low-CG design repeats nearly verbatim in the record: a low-CG shape that makes it easy to create straighter, tighter putting strokes for a truer roll and repeatable path. That language shows up attached to the putter's center of gravity and again as a general design note, which suggests it was the outlet's central takeaway on the PP501 rather than an incidental line.

On the opinion side, the PP501 draws praise for its high-MOI design, with commentary crediting it for inspiring confidence and encouraging straighter, tighter strokes. Midwestgolfingmagazine.com's own review echoes that same read, noting that golfers who appreciate the ease of rolling a high-MOI putter will feel confident using this modern head design. The two sources agree on the effect even if they arrive at it from slightly different angles, one framed around geometry and one around player confidence.