Hogan Apex Edge
I need help with golf clubs?
Hello everyone I'm in the market for new clubs. Well, actually I have two series and need to get rid of one. I bought a set of Ping Eye 2s in the spring and play a few rounds with them. I am not a professional (I shoot in the 90s). Now I have another set (Ben Hogan Punta Pros Edge) I tried it and I feel great when struck well. My problem is that I seem to lack consistency at the moment. Tho I feel if I play with the progress I'm Ben Hogan due to the fact that cast iron are less tolerant than false pings. I prefer to improve my swing and game, then just playing and hitting shots much more lenient clubs. Could someone help me with my decision? I save the table or Ben Hogan? Thanks Although I understand your opinion RP R, we can all do without scorn. Maldita have some respect for a fellow golfer looking to improve your game
Sale of two plates and buy better Thurs Unless you shoot steadily in the years 80 or less, should not be on a par 5 of wrought iron. Look to the burners and MC Ping G series (10 or 15) both are available in last year's models should be reduced most golf retail stores. The use of wrought iron is very weak frustrating for you and you will not succeed. Also struggling with forged clubs not perfect swing-lessons. If absolutely necessary to maintain one of the games please keep the ping. They are much more lenient than the hogans. This is due mainly to express and cavity back irons.
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BEN HOGAN EDGE 9 IRON RH 36″ APEX (4) $15.00 |
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BEN HOGAN EDGE C.F.T. 6 IRON RH 38″ APEX (4) $15.00 |
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Ben Hogan Apex Edge Pro Forged 9 iron $29.99 |
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BEN HOGAN R/H APEX BH-5 3-IRON “NEW” & B-H R/H EDGE 2-3 IRON GOLF CLUB $24.99 |
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Ben Hogan Apex Edge Forged Iron Set with Hybrids $99.00 |
