Ben Hogan Bettinardi Hawk Heel Toe Putters

Ben Hogan Bettinardi Hawk Heel Toe Putters 

DESCRIPTION

The newest addition to the Ben Hogan by Bettinardi Putter line. The Hawk series features rear weighted alignment technology. The Hawk series putters are milled out of a solid billet of aluminum utilizing the unique One piece Technology manufacturing process and have the exclusive Honeycomb face finish which makes them unmistakably Ben Hogan by Bettinardi putters. This great technology coupled with the new Lime green Winn grip and matching head cover will be sure to create some attention on the greensention on the greens.

USER REVIEWS

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5
[Jan 01, 2024]
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5
[Dec 28, 2023]
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No weaknesses. All very good.

Purchased:
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OVERALL
RATING
5
[Apr 21, 2009]
NICK
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: Bettinardi/Ben Hogan Hawk

I saw the Hawk in the furthest putter rack at my local golf pro shop (maybe its looks had something to do with that) and decided to give it a try. I live only 15 minutes away from the Bettinardi factory and always wanted to try the honey comb putters. tried it for 10 minutes and fell in love with it's almost zero feel putting style. I think if you close your eyes and swing you may not even realize you hit a ball.

Customer Service

none

Similar Products Used:

Nothing comes close

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RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Dec 18, 2008]
AAAAYES
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: BHB11-HK "THE HAWK"

Perhaps one of the most basic question I had about this putter is the measurements of the head. I could not find information or specs on this putter anywhere.

So, here it is...the face spans 4" across. The measurement from the front face to the rear of the putter is 3-3/4"

The face height is 1 1/16th".

I took it for a test drive and this is my view of this putter.

This is not a heavy headed putter as it appears. (Although, I would prefer something with a little more head weight myself.

I was taken by the fact that you can have a very short backswing and still get the the ball down 20'-25'w/absolute ease, and this is no exaggeration.

This perhaps is the reason why I have read many reviews in regards to the feel and distant judging department and it holds true. The learning curve of adjusting the distance is very good.

If you use a rock (TFlite or Pnkle) your going to hear a slight "Piiing" at impact, and with softer covers, you won't get that.

The sight lines is a little "over the top" for me but, nevertheless a real help in setting up with your ball esp. if you prefer to line your ball up with the lettering arrow towards your target.

I can understand those who have spoken well of this model, and will agree with the majority of the opinions.

Perhaps I need to overcome the bent putter shaft setup. This will take a little getting used to (being from the straight shafted blade putter that I am accustomed to.

I believe that they should have made this model in a matt black finish. The silver tone, gives the impression of the head to be larger than it is.

With so many gimmick design of building a better mousetrap, I found this model to retain a clean, yet solid form of shapes and angles. This is what drew me to this model in the first place.

I am not sure about the honeycomb faced surface of putter face design. Give me a milled pattern that allows me the option to impart forward roll when I call for it.

This is not a bad putter per say. I can understand the draw of favored comments from others.

It just would of been nice to see Mizuno take the quality of craftsmanship up a couple of notches with the finer details of a serious putter. If your going to have a block of aluminum head, perhaps a heavy steel shaft is not the best choice for such a combo.

Customer Service

Never Been There.

Similar Products Used:

Nothing I've ever used comes close to this style of putter.

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RATING
4
VALUE
RATING
4
[Feb 02, 2008]
Kurt Boe
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: the hawk putter

Iam 50+ and had the same since i was 18.It has a little white line for lining up putts was great until my eyes got lazy vision.Could not putt for nothing.So i went shopping to golf town was in there for three and half hours.Ended up walking out with the hawk.I instantly drop my score by 10 strokes and are now shooting 10,12 handy cap again.VERY easy to line up, weight control on the money.

Customer Service

Does not look like much with hundreds of others but WOW.

Similar Products Used:

Tryed them all.

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RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Nov 12, 2007]
Norge
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Bettnardi Hawk Putters

I change my equipment every 2-3 years. Not because I have to but because I spend too much time hanging out in the local golf retailer demo'ing the latest equipment. My putting game is good but not great. Never has been. I was fitted for a Ping G5 CRAZ-E and was very pleased with the performance and feel. After the season ended, I was up to my usual in the golf store, checking/trying out equipment. They were selling the Hawk line of putters at a very reasonable price and I tried one more because of the look. I figured that it can't perform as well as I've heard when it looks so bulky. Initially I was surprised at how soft they felt yet the ball rolled true and distance control was very good. Alignment and tracking was above average and the look of the head was quickly forgotten. I kept going back over the next few months trying/comparing and impulsively purchased it (big surprise).
This spring it went head to head with my Ping. Both are very good putters, set up very similar, but the Hawk edges the Ping out. A softer feel at impact with perfect distance grouping. Ball alignment is a little easier and it just balances really well. I still really like Ping products, but I have to admit that the results on the green speak for themselves. The only area the Ping edged the Hawk on was MOI (Off center, self correcting), the Ping is tops over almost any putter on that one.
I'm sure that this putter will appeal to most golfers and its price point is very reasonable, but its performance will quickly show that it is a solid putter well worth consideration.

Customer Service

none

Similar Products Used:

Everything, I spend too much time in golf stores.

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Jun 11, 2007]
Frank Merkt
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Ben Hogan The Hawk by Bettinardi

After three putting four times with my Odyssey White Hot #1 blade during my last round , I decided to look around on E-Bay at putters. Well, E-Bayers know how it goes. You look, find one, put in a maximum bid(which was low) then 2-3 days later you receive your new putter from the USPS.
At first the size of the head of this putter threw me off a bit, however after a few practice strokes I realized the thing felt as stable as oil company profits.I couldn't wait to play a round with it.
After playing yesterday I must say I am thrilled with this putter. I feel as if I have found my soul mate. For the first time that I can remember, I had zero 3-Putts, and everything I putted either went straight in the hole or ended up within tap-in distance.
It is impossible to put a bad stroke on this marvelous piece of equipment. It is very easy to line up and inspires confidence at address. Even slight off-center putts rolled true and got close to the hole.
The lime green grip and headcover have even grown on me, I have found a putter that will be in my bag for a long,long time.
I recommend this putter to anyone who has trouble lining up putts and/or has trouble with the putter getting off angle during the stroke.
Best putter bar none.

Customer Service

None

Similar Products Used:

Odyssey White Hot #1 , Odyssey Two-ball. Ping Anser 3.

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RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Apr 10, 2007]
Garrett
Shoots in the 100s
Model Reviewed: Bettinardi "The Hawk"

I bought this putter last season because it was on sale at Golftown, and I was putting terribly. I have been very happy with, it has likely saved me 2-3 putts every round. It is one of the most unique i.e. ugly, looking putters around, but the performance is great. Save yourself the money and choose this over a 2-ball.

Similar Products Used:

2-ball, Ping Zing2

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RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Mar 15, 2007]
law5771
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Hogan Bettinardi Hawk

Without a doubt the best putter I've ever used. Also the ugliest. But guess which matters more to me. Easy to aim, easy to stroke, sends the ball exactly where it's aimed. Great sound at impact. Face-balanced which is great for a pendulum type stroke. I've had countless putters in 30 years of golf and I think this is THE ONE. Got it at Dick's for $49.99 (half price). Better run out and see if there is one for you.

Customer Service

not needeed

Similar Products Used:

Ping (most models),Never Compromise, Cameron Newport, Odyssey (4 models), Carbite (2 models)

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
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