Reviewed by: Garcia ,  Shoots in the 100s

Model Reviewed:
#2 hybrid cft

Summary:
I love this club.
I had a hug problem hitting the ball with my Slazenger 3 wood.
I dumped the wood and replaced it with the CFT #2 hybrid.
Got the CFT on Ebay for $19, and it is a steal compared to similar clubs that are on the market for upward of $100 and more.
This club hits it high and straight, it is easier to swing and works well from the rough, the fairway or even the tee box.

Customer Service:
N/A

Similar Products Used:
Slazenger #4 hiybrid

Reviewed by: A V Twiss ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Ben Hogan CFT Hybrid 2

Summary:
I was so pleased with the results I was getting from the 3 and 4 I added a Callaway Heaven Wood 17 degree (equivalent to the 2 iron) to the set. I was quite disappointed with this club. For me it was nowhere near as forgiving (a purely personal opinon, other golfers' experience will probably differ). I was then fortunate to get a 2 Iron CFT. The first time I tried it out on the range I was very disappointed. It seemed totally different to the 3 and 4 in the set. However once I had adjusted my tempo (I get phases when my swing is far too quick) everything fell into place. My review of the 3 and 4 irons apply equally to this club. I can carry the ball about 205 with this club and it is equally at home off the fairway as it is on a tee peg. Haven't tried it out of the rough yet. The 3 & 4 are so easy out of the rough I am prepared for a slight distance penalty for the playability that these clubs offer. I would recommend this club to anyone. Its shape, to my eye, is far more elegant than many other rescue clubs.

Customer Service:
Not used

Similar Products Used:
Hogan Edge CFT 3 and 4, Callaway Heaven Wood 17 degree

Reviewed by: A V Twiss ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Ben Hogan Edge CFT hybrid 3&4

Summary:
I purchased the 3 and 4 hybrids because I was having a lot of trouble with long irons that came with the set. At the time I was shooting in the high 90s.

These are wonderful clubs that sit very nicely behind the ball at address. They are so easy to hit of a tee peg, fairway or out of light rough. You can hit them out of heavy rough too but you will lose quite a bit of distance.

Furthermore they are versatile. Place the ball opposite your left heel and you get a very high ball flight with a soft landing. Place the ball in the middle of your stance and it will give you a more penetrating flight. Play the ball off your back foot and swing smoothly and a low punch that travels a respectable distance is the result.

They are very attractive clubs but I found that the deep blue finish marks quite easily.

These clubs are so good I have transferred them to my latest set (Hogan Apex FTX).

They represent excellent value for money.

Customer Service:
Not used

Similar Products Used:
Taylor made rescue mid number 2 (which I did not like in the least despite the rave reviews)

Reviewed by: amyjohn00@yahoo.com ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Hogan Hybrid 4

Summary:
I've been using this club all summer (since April). It's replaced both my 4 and 5 irons and sometimes my 3. Very high loft but still goes 200 - 210 yds and drops gently to the green with little roll. Almost impossible to mis-hit this club. I've probably only hit one or two all summer. Best addition to my golf bag in years.