Hogan Forged
Thursday, February 18th, 2010
I currently play with Lynx parallax irons that are in pretty good shape. I learned with this set of clubs.?
My swing is fairly consistent for the lack of rounds that I have played, and for never having a lesson. I hit my PW 115, my 7 like 152 or so, and can hit my 3 about 190. NOW the question, lowering my score right now is the least of my goals. I would either like to buy left handed clubs and try to learn to play half decent left handed or buy a set of used forged blades for around 200 bucks or so. Is the feel that much sweeter hitting with forged blades? I was going to buy either Hogan Apex or KZG forged blades. Will I enjoy golf that much more if I can learn to hit blades good?
I would say no because you said you don’t a lot of rounds. That may cause you to be inconsistent with blades. I think the best thing to do would be demo days. Have them fit you. I suggest going to 2 or 3 just to make sure. Go to the company web site to find a list of dates and times. You may want to look at the sets that have short irons forged and long irons with a bigger sweet spot. I think demo days and see what the club fitters say is the best way to go
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