What one thing would you buy from Cleveland?

[Mr.Buckethead]

I have a hook up with a Cleveland rep and I can get their stuff pretty cheap. My wife has told me that I can go ahead and get something for Christmas. So, what one piece of equipment would you suggest I buy?

Note: I already have a HiBoreXL Driver and I have irons that I like (Titleist 775).

So, any advice?

[Spectrums]

Get a HALO hybrid. Or a hybrid of there's for a matter.

[naples golf18]

cg12's are elite clubs. i think you should get them.

[Golfme]

58 CG14 or 12 and a Hibore 23 degree

[Shindig]

I have a hook up with a Cleveland rep and I can get their stuff pretty cheap. My wife has told me that I can go ahead and get something for Christmas. So, what one piece of equipment would you suggest I buy?

I've never tried their wedges, but I can't think of anyone who has been disappointed by their wedges. What's your current wedge make-up (including PW loft) and ownership (even if not in bag)? Is there a loft missing that might allow you to try another configuration? Consider buying such a wedge. I doubt you could go wrong with Cleveland wedges.

[Burg]

I love my 588 DSG's. IMO, Cleveland wedges are on the same level as Vokeys (ie second to none).

[bballglf23]

Even though it looks like you dont use a fairway wood, I would try the hibore fairway wood. It is a very nice fairway wood. There wedges are really nice too.

[albatroz]

Perhaps their Tour iron set in Project X whatevr suits your game . These are one of the Most game inspiring irons available in the market . Try them out you wont be SAD . These were part of the last design done by Roger prior to his moving in to Callaway R&D; .

[La Costa Golfer]

Noticed in your signature line that you only have one single wedge... a 54.10.

I would suggest getting a say 58* or so wedge....with more bounce. That bounce (which is the key) will save you strokes out of the sand and out of trouble lies. I know that wedges don't cost much and you won't save much....but still...the recommendation is to save strokes.

As for Cleveland wedges...I would go with the CG10s. I found the material is much softer...and should give better play.

[andre112]

Maybe Gap wedge?

[Beach Golfer]

Noticed in your signature line that you only have one single wedge... a 54.10.

In Mr. buckethead's signature he says he has a 54* and a 58* wedge.

[Beach Golfer]

Looking at your set the only thing that I think you could improve is to get a HiBore fairway wood, probably 15*.

[TourSpoon]

CG12 wedges along with new irons, hybrid, and a staff bag. Throw in a towel, umbrella, logo hat and a playing lesson with Vijay and you will be all set.


Seriously, what do you need? A matched set of wedges would be cool with me.

[Mr.Buckethead]

Thanks for the replies. I am happy with my two wedges, I kind of like that they don't match. My irons run from 4-gw, so, the gap wedge is out.

I think I am leaning towards getting either a hibore fairway wood or a Never Compromise putter. (I have a second hand 2ball Odyssey.)

Any thoughts on either of those?

I can beat the ish out of the ball with the driver. However, at some holes at my course, I may be better served by being 30 yards back and in the fairway as opposed to being in the rough but 30 yards closer. However, I have always had a terrible time hitting fairway woods, especially off the deck.

Are the fairway woods pretty easy to hit? I could handle getting rid of my slingshot hybrid in exchange for a fairway wood I can hit.

As for putters, I am of the opinion that you can pretty much putt with anything as long as your fundamentals are sound and you are confident. My Brother-In-Law uses a NC putter and he loves it.

[ks8829]

I've owned Clevelands wedges a 485 model, 56 degree, launcher driver and currently own a hybrid 25 degree with steel DG r shaft and took out my 4 iron.

I would buy a wedge or a hybrids if I were in your golf shoes.

[Shindig]

I can beat the ish out of the ball with the driver. However, at some holes at my course, I may be better served by being 30 yards back and in the fairway as opposed to being in the rough but 30 yards closer. However, I have always had a terrible time hitting fairway woods, especially off the deck.

The nice thing is, you don't have to hit a fairway wood off the deck if it's a tee shot. I tee up my 3-Wood tee shots as if it were a mini-driver. And it will leave you a few yards back and, some say, in the fairway. Whether it's a good idea to hold a 3-Wood as a backup driver to hit the fairway is a matter of another discussion.

[The Rambler]

Fairway Wood. I need a new one

[flash]

I have a hook up with a Cleveland rep and I can get their stuff pretty cheap. My wife has told me that I can go ahead and get something for Christmas. So, what one piece of equipment would you suggest I buy?

I can tell you one Cleveland product to AVOID! DO NOT buy the 2007 11' Tour bag.I bought one in May '07.Great looking bag,holds enough gear for a weekend away tournament.First rainfall on an away trip on a Friday it rained for only an hour or so.Thought nothing like a little rain would ruin my trip.WRONG

Saturday morning on the first tee I went into pocket to get a glove to wear.SOAKING WET.Everything in the side pockets were wet.I'm mad just typing this to you.Beware my freind.Enough said