muller93

If I’m not mistaken the new Ben Hogan company has a tryout period you can do to see if you like them so maybe some new Hogans would be the ticket.

True, but then again, they don’t have the same marketing budget the big boys do to sway people their way or to even put them in the hands of a big name player I’m sure, even if they are good.

I’m curious if the newer iterations are holding as true to the Hogan legacy to make them worth it.

I’d say anything before 2010. From best I can figure my irons are from the early 2000s, possibly before they were bought by Callaway. They definitely feel amazing when I make a good shot and they teach me quickly when I make a bad strike on the ball haha.

Just curious how many people are still playing older Ben Hogan irons. Picked me up a set of Apex Grind irons end of last year and have enjoyed them.