Shortly after winning the 1993 U.S. Open, Janzen left Founders Club to sign a two-year, $1 million contract with the Ben Hogan Co. The contract required Janzen to play Hogan's H40 irons—a perimeter weighted cast club that was targeted to average amateurs. Much like Stewart, Janzen immediately lost his game, finishing outside the top 20 in his first 11 tournaments, including four missed cuts. After convincing the Hogan company to let him play the Apex forged blades, he won at Westchester. In 1995, Janzen switched again, to Nicklaus forged blades, and won a career-high three times. He was with TaylorMade when he won the 1998 U.S. Open.