Comments on: Srixon Buys Cleveland Golf

By: AdolfoI

AdolfoI — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 20:19:56 +0000

Well what a coincidense I've been playing Cleveland products for the last 5 years three days a go I just got a new set of Irons Srixon (I-701 Tour) my old clubs CG1.I love this clubs after play two rounds with them(I-701 TOUR).I think this two companys will be a good deal for Cleveland fans.

By: Jack

Jack — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 21:36:14 +0000

I use a srixon driver and just purchased a 52 degree wedge. I have a 2.5 hdcp and these two clubs alone have helped my game. I have gained at least ten yards on my drive and use the 52 degree around the greens quite often. It has a great feel. Highly recommend the srixon equipment

By: More Odds and Ends | The Sand Trap

More Odds and Ends | The Sand Trap — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 20:07:16 +0000

[...] equipment and the Never Compromise line of putters, but the Srixon line as well. Why interesting? Well, Srixon (their parent, SRI Sports Limited) bought Cleveland Golf not too long [...]

By: gary forsberg

gary forsberg — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 05:16:18 +0000

After playing golf for 50 years, I always wanted a set of irons I could hit with as much confidence as the woods. Well, I found them in the Cleveland Hi bore line. I absolutely love them. I hope Srixon can introduce these clubs to more amateurs like myself and keep the line going. I plan on buying a second set for my second home. Also would like to see a hybrid two iron, offset like the three iron. Golf is fun again. Straight, high, and long.

By: Steve

Steve — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 22:33:08 +0000

Have sold both products and believe in each should be a good marriage for Srixon

By: evan

evan — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 19:10:26 +0000

i am a true fan of srixon. i have srixxon iad 403 and they are some of the best mid-low handicap irons out there. srixon has masde huge advances in ball technology with the z-urcs and z-urc which are equally as good as pro v1 and pro v1x. the clubs are a must have, but switching balls may not be a good i dea if you found a perfect fit.
srixon will soon be up there with nike,taylormade-adidas, and titleist-cobra

By: BobBeaSea

BobBeaSea — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 19:14:03 +0000

It is a good move for Srixon. I played with Ping for 20 years (blades before that) until switching to Srixon clubs in 2005. They are the best irons I've ever played, really remarkable. Oddly enough I don't care for the Srixon ball - still play Titleist Pro V 1. No matter what your index is, you've simply got to try the clubs. If you have a low index you will be surprised. My index is 6 and the clubs were a big help in getting me to a 6 from a 7.5.

By: E Bryant

E Bryant — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 22:17:59 +0000

I have played the Cleveland Hi-Bore Drivers and Irons and the Srixon Z-UR balls. Was not impressed with eather and am now totaly Titleist. D2 Driver, 775CB irons, Vockey Wedges, Scotty Cameron putter, and yes the Pro-V1X ball. Unfortunately I did not get them custom fit. I am fixing to switch to either a custom fit set of AP1's or Ping i10's. I am glad to see that Srixon bought Cleveland for those of you who like there products. I would have hated to Taylor-Made screw up Cleveland.

By: Cleveland Golf Introduces VP Milled Putter Line | The Sand Trap

Cleveland Golf Introduces VP Milled Putter Line | The Sand Trap — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 03:21:15 +0000

[...] that Cleveland Golf is getting settled in with their new parent company, they can get back to the business of what they do best: making golf clubs. What they are coming [...]

By: Freezingutahgolfer

Freezingutahgolfer — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 16:44:48 +0000

The merger sounds like some the best are coming together. I currently have nothing but Cleveland, Ping and Srixon in my bag.

I love my HiBore XL and my HiBore 3 and 4 hybrids are amazing. Get over your "issues with the shape" and realize that performance is what matters (rather than whether your bag is identical to Adam Scott's).

Granted, my 5-SW and my putter stay Ping always, but my 58 and 64 degree wedges are CG14 and they are beautiful! (Before you raise a ruckus, I know there is no 64 CG14s on the market. I purchased it from a nationwide tour pro who lives in my area. Cheap sucker wouldn't just give it up).

Lastly, my ball choice for rec-play is last years Srixon Z-UR (cheap at Golf Galaxy). When it matters though, it's tough to beat the Srixon Z-URC for control with the wedges while still avoiding ballooning the driver.

Personally, I think it would be great to see the Cleveland guys playing the Srixon Z Series instead of the "Titleist (I steal intellectual property and infringe on patents) Pro V series.

Just my .02