The Apex shafts that come stock in the FTX are a nice shaft for vibration dampening and produce a slightly higher ball flight. They do offer a great deal of feel and allow the better player to work the ball with ease. The clubs do not offer golfers much in the way of forgiveness. This gives the golfer the utmost in control and feel in the shorter irons while providing some forgiveness in the longer clubs.Р”Р‡or the higher handicap player that Hogan initially targeted the FTX at it is not a good golf club. The 3-6 irons have a cavity back head while the 7-PW move into a muscle back design.

Each head is designed individually and transitions into the next. Well let me tell you, for 30 years old (give or take a few years), these irons are incredible. The biggest selling feature of the FTX is the progressive head design. Has anyone ever heard of or played with Hogan Radial irons I was at the range today and an elderly gentleman who is there everyday pulled these irons out of his bag and asked me to try them out. It is constructed from 10-25 carbon steel and has to be one of the softest feeling irons on the market. Quickly, a bit about me, I am a 5-6 HDCP depending on how much I get to play and I am a recovering one lengther (I have the Cobra F9 One Lengths which were fun for a few years but I am missing the 'precision' of shorter short irons so I am moving back to a traditional length set). The FTX, like almost all other Hogan clubs, has a forged head. Wanted to leave what I hope is useful information on the Ben Hogan PTxPro iron (7 iron only).

Hogan irons review