Finally, along with my MacGregor VIPs, these are the prettiest looking clubs I've seen in a long while. I know the FTX model is not a new one, and certainly not riddled in technology, but who needs all that? The basic idea of perimeter-weighting the long clubs and muscle-backing the short ones is all you need. And the wedges are so fantastic arou nd the greens, I even holed out a short pitch with the F (gap) wedge for birdie the first time I played the clubs. The muscle-back short irons make shot control a breeze. The cavity-back in the long irons really help get the shots airborne easily. I could control any shot I wanted - fades, draws, high, low - just set it up and go! Hit a fade-slice 5-iron shot dead into a 20 mph breeze, around a forest of palm trees, right onto the green. By far, the Hogan Apex FTX have the sweetest feel at impact - soft, but not too "buttery". I've also hit my friends' Mizuno MP 30 and MP 32. I've played a lot of forged clubs (MacGregor VIP 1025M, Titleist 695CB, MacGregor VIP by Nicklaus, MacGregor Tourney DX, Bridgestone J33, TaylorMade RAC TP MB, Cleveland TA3 FF). Love the sweet, soft feel of a well struck shot with these clubs.
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