#BEN HOGAN IRONS REVIEW 2018 DRIVER#

I have been keeping my eye on the companyРІР‚в„ўs offerings since 2016, and a couple of months ago I took advantage of their demo program to try (and buy) my first new driver in more years than I care to admit. Jump forward five years to 2021 and we find the reboot of the Ben Hogan Golf Company going strong, having defined the direct-to-consumer business model for golf clubs. I tested and reviewed their original Fort Worth irons back then, and was very impressed by their design, build quality, and performance, even though I felt that their use of loft numbering rather than traditional club-numbering designations was a bit odd. Over the years I have acquired four sets of Hogan irons of various vintages (most recently a nice 3РІР‚вЂњPW set of Hogan Apex Plus cavity-back irons with the rare Apex 4 graphite shafts), so it was with much interest that I followed the revival of Ben Hogan Golf as an equipment manufacturer back in 2016. His admiration for Ben Hogan rubbed off on me through my reading, and my interest in all things Hogan eventually extended to the golf clubs manufactured by the company Hogan founded in the early 1950s, Ben Hogan Golf. Jenkins, likeР’В Hogan a native of Fort Worth, Texas, started covering HoganРІР‚в„ўs career as a college freshman writing for the old Fort Worth Press. Though I first got my hands on a golf club in junior high school, I didnРІР‚в„ўt really get interested in golf until about 18 years later, when I was introduced to the golf writing of the legendary sportswriter Dan Jenkins. LetРІР‚в„ўs get this out of the way right from the start-I am a big fan of everything Ben Hogan.

Ben hogan irons review 2018