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Ben Hogan Colonial Wedge - Golf Equipment Review

  • Ben Hogan Colonial Wedge

    The precision carbon steel used for the forged Colonial wedges has a remarkably soft feel, and the wedges slight offset promotes a consistent trajectory--a characteristic desired by better players. A low-bounce trailing edge and Tour-inspired heel grind lend shotmaking versatility on both closed - and open - faced shots. The satin finish reduces glare while the maximum allowable groove width generates excellent spin (features demanded by Hogan's stable of Tour pros). Also available are the cast, Tungsten EDM-coated Carnoustie wedges, the Tour-inspired Riviera line and new Sure-Out lob and sand wedges, which are remakes of the Hogan classic.

    Clubface:  Same
    Clubhead:  Carbon steel
    Clubs:  49/5 GW; 54/10 SW; 60/6 LW
    Design:  Forged blade
    Shaft(s):  True Temper Dynamic Golf steel (wedge)
    Size:  Standard
    Year:  2005
  • Bottom Line:  For the player seeking the utmost in consistent trajectory and spin on chips and pitches.
  • Courtesy of golftipsmag.com.

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