Cleveland Irons

[NorCalGolfer]

cg1, cg2, cg4... Just whatever cleveland irons you guys play I want to hear about 'em. Blades, cavity, doesn't matter.

I've always been a big Nike believer, but I'm really starting to like Cleveland.

[slice_oftheday]

Sup, I just put in an order for Cleveland CG Red 4-PW, Stiff flex, +1/2" length, and +1.5° upright. After hitting them, I knew they were the right choice. I also play with a Cleveland driver, 3 wood, and wedges. But I definitely recommend either the CG Red or Golds.

[patrick_the_pup]

cleveland makes good stuffs, basically you can't go wrong with cleveland

[joshtpa]

  NorCalGolfer said:

cg1, cg2, cg4... Just whatever cleveland irons you guys play I want to hear about 'em. Blades, cavity, doesn't matter.

Have you hit a certain series of Clevelands? I have never been one to stick with one brand, but I understand I guess why people do it. Are you having problems with your Nikes, or just need a change?

[elivate]

I play the Launcher LP irons and I have been very happy with them. They are very good quality, I hit them plenty far, and they are pretty forgiving. Certainly not a "players iron" but for a mid-high handicapper they are great. I have stiff steel shafts.

My Father -in-law has the Launcher irons with r flex graphite shafts and they are very nice, the shafts are quite light. They are even more of a game improvement iron that the LP's, they are a bit larger and have a wider sole. Again, very high quality clubs.

I also have a HiBore driver oh, and a Cleveland hat!

Now I just need to get me some wedges...

[Elevation]

I still play with a set of 4-5 year old TA 6 Irons and love them. Always checking out the new stuff but nothing makes me want to go out and buy a new set just yet.

[NorCalGolfer]

maybe I'm just overreacting, but I haven't been playing well lately and I can't quite put my finger on where I'm going wrong.

Since it's obviously never the golfer, it must be the clubs. lol.

I don't know

[cfmgolf]

I had the mizuno 60's for the past 2 seasons and was looking for a more forgiving set of irons. Tried most of the irons on the market at a very good off course retailer (Carls Golfland in MI) and for me the CG golds were the right choice. The reds were also very good and it was a 51/49 decision between the 2. Main reason i choose the golds - if i was going to move to a game improvement, i wanted to go further in that direction. One major difference between the RED and GOLD are the shafts. I think the red's come with dynamic gold and the gold's come with a shaft that varies from long irons to short. The long gold irons are very easy to hit and i am very happy with them.

hope this helps.