Ben Hogan wedges

[Redrider91]

Hey mygolf. So been looking into Ben Hogan wedges and possibly full set up but let talk wedges. So what the difference between the tk and equalizer? I like look of the tk 

[Shankster]

Start here, there were a few comparisons between the 2. I’m sure one of the testers will jump in and give some input. Great info in this thread. ️

2018 Official Forum Member Review - Hogan Equalizer Wedges
https://forum.mygolfspy.com/applications/tapatalk/index.php?/topic/23851-2018-Official-Forum-Member-Review---Hogan-Equalizer-Wedges

[Redrider91]

Ok thank you very much 

[Shankster]

Ok thank you very much 

No problem. Enjoy the read! And come back for more.

[Redrider91]

Anything on tk wedges and maybe a comparison or r they same basically

 

 

nvm lol

Edited July 9, 2019 by Redrider91

[deejaid]

Anything on tk wedges and maybe a comparison or r they same basically

I haven’t played or even held the Hogan Equalizer in my hand but it is a much more classic wedge design with most of the weight low in the head. The TK15 wedges I played last year and they are a totally different design. The TK15 wedges were designed by Terry Koehler (TK) and were just the continuation of his Scor wedges only now forged. His design philosophy of the TK15 and Scor was to use more wedges in more lofts and use full swings with all of them. Weight was moved higher up in the head raising the COG to flight the ball down.

Like I said, I played them last year and I thought the full swing clubs like the 47* PW and the 51* Gap Wedge were great, but the sand wedge and lob wedge left a lot to be desired, at least for me and I went back to a more traditional sand wedge.

I have a 51* and 47* TK15 still I’d get rid of if you are interested.


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[Redrider91]

5 minutes ago, deejaid said:

 

I haven’t played or even held the Hogan Equalizer in my hand but it is a much more classic wedge design with most of the weight low in the head. The TK15 wedges I played last year and they are a totally different design. The TK15 wedges were designed by Terry Koehler (TK) and were just the continuation of his Scor wedges only now forged. His design philosophy of the TK15 and Scor was to use more wedges in more lofts and use full swings with all of them. Weight was moved higher up in the head raising the COG to flight the ball down.

Like I said, I played them last year and I thought the full swing clubs like the 47* PW and the 51* Gap Wedge were great, but the sand wedge and lob wedge left a lot to be desired, at least for me and I went back to a more traditional sand wedge.

I have a 51* and 47* TK15 still I’d get rid of if you are interested.


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Oh wow thank you. Possibly interested in one wedge just to try out.