Ben Hogan Bettinardi Hawk Heel Toe Putters
Ben Hogan Bettinardi Hawk Heel Toe Putters
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[Dec 28, 2023]
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No weaknesses. All very good. Purchased: New
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[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 |
[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.
Customer Service Never Been There. Similar Products Used: Nothing I've ever used comes close to this style of putter. |
[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. |
[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).
Customer Service none Similar Products Used: Everything, I spend too much time in golf stores. |
[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.
Customer Service None Similar Products Used: Odyssey White Hot #1 , Odyssey Two-ball. Ping Anser 3. |
[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 |
[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) |