NEW CLUBS! Cleveland Launcher XL Drivers, Hybrids, & Woods
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- čas přidán 10. 08. 2021
- Mark Atteberry and Frank LaRosa are here to talk about the new Cleveland Launcher XL drivers, woods, and hybrid clubs. Check the links below to learn more about these clubs or purchase them for yourself!
Cleveland Launcher XL Driver: www.mortongolfsales.com/cleve...
Cleveland Launcher XL Lite Driver: www.mortongolfsales.com/cleve...
Cleveland Launcher XL Halo Fairway Woods: www.mortongolfsales.com/cleve...
Cleveland Launcher XL Halo Hybrids: www.mortongolfsales.com/cleve...
Cleveland Launcher XL Halo Hywoods: www.mortongolfsales.com/cleve...
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Still playing my Cleveland Launcher HB Turbo driver and can’t see either of these replacing it, but nice to see Cleveland staying competitive with the bigger brands.
Kyle we are glad to see you like your HB Turbo!!
I am with Kyle! It is good to see that Cleveland is extending their line into a 7 Wood and 6 Hybrid . They should be appealing to the average golfer in performance and price.
Agreed, we hope to see this extended line for years to come!
@@MortonGolfSales I have been gaming the HB Turbo 12 degree driver for 18 months and getting good performance from it. Being a senior golfer I decided to drop long irons from my bag as gapping ( or lack of consistent gap between club distances) was an issue. In the past 12 months I picked up a TS2 7 wood and 6 hybrid, which have slotted in where a 4 iron and 6 iron were. Other than that I am using Cobra 4 wood ( 17 degree) and a single length 19 Hybrid and an old F7 4-5 hybrid, all with rails. It does make a difference in poor lies. If I was starting golf again, I would use the Cleveland clubs instead and add some hybrid-irons/ CBX2 wedges to my set.
More golfers should try and most certainly more golfers should play more of the Cleveland/Srixon products. I’ve played both not to mention that I’m a gear head… I’m constantly tinkering with my set and I purchase new equipment from all the major manufacturers quite frequently.
Currently I’m gaming the XL Halo 3&7 woods. The 3 wood is nearly as long off the tee as my new Callaway Rogue driver and it’s exceptionally straight and forgiving. My miss is often to the left and I don’t find this club to have any draw bias. I do have an upgraded Graffaloy shaft in the 3 wood as I use it quite often as a driver replacement. These clubs preform as good as anything on the market for me ( 10 handicap ) at a considerably lower price point. The glide rails are a great feature and really do what they’re designed to do; help avoid fat shots.
I also game Cleveland RTX Zip Core 54&58 degree wedges . Again, excellent sticks!