Ben Hogan Big Ben C-S3 Drivers
Ben Hogan Big Ben C-S3 Drivers
[May 16, 2006]
GerardD
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Hogan Big Ben C-S3
My wife bought me this club for my birthday for $140. It has a regular flex shaft, neutral bias and 9.5 degrees loft. First off, I think the face is too steep and hate the fact that I have to search my pockets for the longest tee possible each time. This club is not for a 14 handicap or under player who can already hit the driver. The club launches the ball too high and has zero feel or feedback. I can't tell the result of a shot until I look up. And distance is so variable, I don't know that until I get out to the fairway. There is no workability at all. Overall, this is a quality club and not a bad value for the higher handicapper, but better golfers who want feedback and like to work the ball should stay away. Similar Products Used: Callaway VFT, Nike Forged 275cc |
[May 15, 2006]
ansonlau
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Ben Hogan Big Ben CS-3 Driver (Neutral), Stiff Aldila NV Shaft
Great for intermediate player:
Similar Products Used: Callaway Big Bertha Titanium Warbird - excellent feel. I can tell if my ball is going to be a slight draw, straight or a fade immediately at impact, i can tell if i've caught the sweet zone or dead on the sweet spot, or miss both altogether. Not as forgiving as the modern Hogan driver though. |
[May 10, 2006]
C.A. Adams
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
CS3
I got the club for x-mas. Liked the look, the price was right and I took a chance without playing it before hand. Cured my slice. Nice easy club to hit and I'm hitting consistently and much farther than my old no name driver. In fact I liked them so much I bought the 3,5 and 7 woods as well, all with the same shaft stiffness. A good product and price for a golfer who likely will be a low 90's guy for the duration. Similar Products Used: Big Bertha |
[May 05, 2006]
John
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Ben Hogan Big Ben C-S3
Awesome...Hot off the face and very forgiving (or at least predictable which is even better).
Similar Products Used: FT3, Si3, GBB2, Callaway X360, Sasquatch, G2, G5....you name...I work in a golf shop so I've demoed most drivers and like this on the most. |
[Apr 29, 2006]
peter
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
CS3 9.5 Draw bias
This is by far the best driver I have ever hit. I am left handed and had the natural left-handed fade to the left. Thus club inspires confidence at set-up. When I miss with this club, I tend to pull it to the right- but almost never fade to the left anymore. I have the stiff shaft which is perfect for my swing speed. If you set up straight but still tend to fade-- the draw bias face will correct whatever swing flaw you have. Never hit it longer. Paid @ $90 delivered on E-bay. Best deal out there. Customer Service No idea. Similar Products Used: Mizuno, Tommy Armour, Wilson Deep Red. |
[Apr 29, 2006]
pscott
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Ben Hogan C-S3 8.5 Neutral Stiff
I first tried the 9.5 degree, Stiff NV shaft combo, and although I really liked the feel and set up of the club, I did tend to baloon the ball up, and leak it out to the right on occassions. I also felt the shaftw asn't stiff enough for me.
Customer Service not tried. Similar Products Used: Titleist 983K
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[Apr 27, 2006]
andywack
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Ben Hogan CS3 driver
Have been in the driver wilderness for about 3 years and have tried them all but to no avail. Have been using a an old reliable 3 wood but still lacking the length i required.Recently made the decision to sort out my driver problems and again tried all the usual top brands but still with no consistancy. A friend recommended the Hogan CS3 and i think my problems might well be sorted. The ball flies off the face with a high flight carrying about 250 yds and then roll.I normally have a weak fade and went for the 9.5 neutral set up and am hitting it long and straight. This is a great club and i would recommend it to anyone especially seeing it is £60-£80 less than the other brands. GIVE IT A GO you wont be dissapointed. Customer Service Not needed as yet. Similar Products Used: Ping g5, Macgregor mactec, mizuno mp100,cleaveland launcher,cobra speed |
[Apr 25, 2006]
KMeier06
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Big Ben C-S3
I bought this club at Nevada Bob's for only $150, what a deal. After trying it out at the proshop on the virtual driving range I immeadiatly fell in love with it. I was trying it out along with a Big Bertha 454. The Big Bertha 454 was much less forgiving and got 10 yard less drives. I liked the Big Bertha Hawkeye VFT much more than the newer one Customer Service Nevada Bobs Similar Products Used: Big Bertha Titanium 454 |
[Apr 20, 2006]
Canada'sGolfingManiac
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
CS3
It didnt help my game at all. My dad's old Altima Gold driver went much further than this one. I lost about 15 yards off the tee and am slicing worse than I was with my old club. The best thing about this club is that it makes a really loud noice. And the noice isnt even that good in the first place. Customer Service Golf USA Similar Products Used: Altima Gold, Strata, Callaway Big Bertha II, |
[Mar 31, 2006]
indnfan6
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Hogan C-S3
I love this driver. I have a stiff shaft fade biased model. The Aldila NV shaft is the best I've played. This club allows me the opportunity to control the ball off the tee. I can open the face slightly to fade, play it straight or close for a soft draw. Other drivers I've used have been much more difficult to control. The driver does have a different sound off the tee but does not bother me in the least. Customer Service NA Similar Products Used: Callaway Big Betha II, TaylorMade 360XD |