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I didn't hit a draw really today with my first attempt at it. I still had some pushes. But all hits had great ball flight and distance. I did hook a good bit too, but I was purposely over rolling my wrists, probably too early. But I also hit a few really good accurate shots. I am thrilled at the progress made in one large bucket of range balls. Most if my good hits were really smooth and felt great. Can't wait to get out there tomorrow

I'm interested in this one. Came here to ask for help squaring the club face as well.

Cleveland CG16. Just got mine a few days ago, and i love it. Although I never had a sand wedge before but this thing is awesome. Sets the ball up great and can land it soft.

Birdie Balls, for those not familiar, are reduced flight balls. Marketed as having the feel of a real ball, with backspin and realistic flight patterns such as slicing and draws. Mine just came in the mail today, and they are great. Make an awesome sound if you hit it right. Nothing can mimic the feel of a ball off the face, but these are great to hit at the house. The maximum flight is 40 yards, although a real rip will push them a bit further. They get a lot of loft when hit correctly and come down soft. I HIGHLY recommend them.

Knowing the ball flight laws won't help it go straight...as you can see.

I went with the CG16. Too many great reviews for the price to pass it up. Thanks

Looking at cavity backs because the forgiveness would probably be better for me on fuller shots

But I can't decide whether or not I should get the Cleveland CG16, or the Cleveland 588 RTX cavity back model. Any recommendations guys? I know it's late, and I did search. Just trying to figure it out. Also I am a somewhat beginner if that would sway you one way or the other in a recommendation. Thanks!