It may even propel the ball to go a little farther but that may be just the effects of hitting the ball higher. I've played both and find the Hogan #4 gets the ball up a little higher then a DGS-300. It is lighter then a Dynamic Gold which is also a High Bend Point shaft and will feel stiffer to those who may not generate enough club head speed to get the shaft to kick properly. The Hogan #4 shaft is a lightweight steel, mid flex. But Ben Hogan wanted the average player to at least feel the Head during the swing.!!! Doesn't meen Apex are good for your needs. SO THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE SHAFT WEIGHT AND THE HEAD WEIGHT WON'T BE AS MUCH. So changing the STOCK shaft of Hogan, basically reduces the Feel of the Head because you will be changing for a heavier shaft.
Basically, the Apex no.4 are considered STIFF for Hogan, but in reality they are between a Regular R300 and Stiff S300 when compared to Dynamic Gold. SO JUST TO LET YOU KNOW, the Apex shaft are considered a light shaft, so they can help you feel the weight of the head. Come on!!! Did you try them? Or your "knowledge" just comes from your BIG GORILLA FRIEND that's hits them a mile.Īnyway, just give your opinion, and please don't underestimate people's opinion and knowledge in this Forum. Sorry 24 Putts (Is that for your 1st or 2nd nine.) )įirst of all, i respect Dork's opinion in many subjects of Golf.
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