• Distance Driven Geometry lowers the crown of the club head, positioning the Center of Gravity (CG) lower for easier and higher initial launch trajectory • The inverted crown design combined with Thin Crown Technology allows for relocation of 15 grams of discretionary weight or increased Moment of Inertia (MOI) • A tour-inspired face profile with larger face area and sweet spot area instill confidence at address. • Available in 22, 25, 28 and 31 degrees of loft
Based in Huntington Beach, California, Cleveland Golf is a company that enjoys a strong presence on the PGA TOUR and competitive tours worldwide. Cleveland’s staff includes players such as: 2000 Masters and 2004 PGA Champion Vijay Singh, Steve Flesch, Joe Durant, Woody Austin, David Howell, Gary Koch and many others. Well known figures in the game of golf are Dignitaries for the company and include Byron Nelson and Gary Koch. The company got its start under the leadership of namesake Roger Cleveland, who founded the company in 1979. Originally Cleveland filled a niche market producing high quality replicas of classic golf clubs from the 1940’s and 1950’s but soon became regarded as an innovative producer of original equipment in it’s own right. A defining moment in the company’s growth was its acquisition by Skis Rossignol, S.A. in 1990. Since that time, Cleveland has experienced tremendous growth and now has employees numbering over 300, a National sales force of 70 and enjoys worldwide distribution. In its growth, the company has remained steadfastly committed to providing “Tour proven, premium golf equipment to passionate golfers at prices that ensure value to consumers”
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trade-ins, overstocks, demos etc.
*A Note About Trade-In
Values
The estimated trade-in values are based on The PGA.com Value Guide, The National
Standard for Golf Club Values. They are intended only as a guide. Please note
that club condition, club specs, etc. will impact the final trade-in value. All
final values are determined by the parties to the transaction.
