The new Cleveland CBX 4 ZipCore wedges feature a cavity-back design tailored to players that are already playing game-improvement irons. The Cleveland CBX 4 ZipCore wedges allow golfers to get game-improvement forgiveness and stability without losing Cleveland’s exceptional short game…
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2nd Swing master fitter Thomas Campbell and staff writer Drew Mahowald recently had the opportunity to test the new Cleveland CBX 2 wedges at Bent Creek Golf Club in Eden Prairie, Minnesota. In this exclusive video, they discuss some of…
This video will talk about the 7 best golf wedges of this year and I’ll also be talking about the cheapest place to pick them up. We’ll cover game improvement wedges and also players wedges. Subscribe to the channel for…
Today The Average Golfer looks at why the best wedges are not always right for you, Callaway Mack Daddy, Titleist Vokey, TaylorMade Hitoe or maybe something different? Just an Average Golfer giving unbiased opinions on all things golf, product tests,…
2nd Swing recently caught up with Cleveland Product Manager Zack Oakley at Cleveland headquarters in Huntington Beach, California, to talk about the new Cleveland CBX wedge. CBX wedges were designed to be a better option for the many golfers who…
What are the Top 5 Wedges of 2018? We take a look at some of the very best wedges of 2018 including wedges from Cleveland, Titleist, Callaway and PING. DRIVERS – FAIRWAY WOODS – HYBRIDS – UTILITY IRONS – PLAYERS/FORGED…
Cleveland have a rich heritage in the specialist wedge game. And I really like their thinking with the new CBX line. CBX-Wedge_2 View gallery They say around 84 per cent of golfers use cavity-back irons but there is a gap…