I started playing with my Ben hogan apex plus irons 5 years ago and I bought them used. Since then I've put quite a few smacks on them and I'm considering buying newer clubs. I love the feel and workability of my BH's but I want a little bit more forgiveness. I figure with all the new technology that has come out since these clubs were new, there has to be a similar new club with more forgiveness yet with a similar feel. I know nothing will ever feel as good as these sticks but I really think a tiny bit more forgiveness will help my GIR in turn lowering my score. I've read/watched reviews on clubs but I figured someone here would have some good insight. Thanks guys.
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