#Ben hogan apex 50 pro

In fact, other than aesthetics the long irons in both the old and the new PTx irons appear to be virtually identical. In that sense, Hogan isnвЂ™t breaking any new ground with the new PTx PROвЂ™s. That line, however, continues to be blurred by OEMs offering multi-piece heads with forged components.

#Ben hogan apex 50 pro

If you define forged irons as an iron forged from a single piece of steel then no, the PTx PRO doesnвЂ™t qualify. вЂњGoing forward youвЂ™re going to see more and more products that look like and have the aesthetics of the PTx PRO.вЂќ вЂњIf I have any criticism of our product line is thereвЂ™s not a lot of consistency in how our irons look,вЂќ says White. The new PTx PRO still doesnвЂ™t fit with the other two irons sets, but it does look enough like the Apex Plus and its Spalding/Callaway progeny Apex Edge and Apex FTX to be listed as a direct descendant on. TheyвЂ™re all members of the same family but look like they all came from different fathers. Worth blades, the old PTx cavity backs, and last yearвЂ™s Edge game improvement irons, while all fine sticks in their own right, had no branding consistency. The newВ new Ben Hogan Company has had a bit of a branding problem. вЂњWe wanted to get back to the Hogan history and heritage, and we wanted something people would instantly recognize as being a Ben Hogan design.вЂќ вЂњWe spent a lot of time on the graphic presentation as much as we did the technology,вЂќ says Hogan CEO Scott White.