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Cleveland Golf is an American golf equipment company based in Huntington Beach, California. The company was founded in 1979 by Roger Cleveland, originally producing replicas of classic golf clubs from the 1940s and 1950s. Cleveland currently produce a full range of golf clubs and accessories.

In 1990, Roger Cleveland sold his company to ski manufacturer Rossignol, who themselves were bought out by Huntington Beach based Quiksilver in the summer of 2005.[1] However, in 2007 Quicksilver sold Cleveland Golf, and it's Never Compromise subsidiary, to Japan-based SRI Sports Limited, owner of the Dunlop Sport brand in Japan. It was later announced that Cleveland Golf operations would be consolidated with those of Srixon, SRI Sports other golf brand. Although both brands would continue, Cleveland would be taking over marketing in North America, with Srixon doing likewise in Europe.

 

Current Equipment

 

Drivers

 

Launcher
HiBORE XLS Standard, Draw & Tour
HiBORE XL Standard & Tour
Fairway Woods and Hybrids

Launcher Fairway Woods
HiBORE XLS Fairway & Hybrid
HiBORE Fairway & Hybrid

Irons

 

CG1 Black Pearl
CG Tour, Red & Gold
HiBORE
Hibore XLi
Launcher Combo Irons
CG7, CG7 Tour 

 

Wedges

 

CG-14
CG-12
CG-12 RTG
588 RS

Putters

 

Classic Series
VP Series
Never Compromise Putters

Gray Matter 2 Exchange Series
Gray Matter 2 Series
Milled Series

 For example:

 

Cleveland CG4 Gold Iron Set

 

Cleveland Golf's highly regarded CG10 wedges, as well as the company's CG1 and CG2 irons, are made from a proprietary light-density metal that Cleveland calls CMM. That stands for Carbon Matrix Material. The metal contains carbon spheres suspended within the metal, creating a matrix that results in a metal 10-percent less dense and 15-percent softer than traditional carbon steel used in cast and forged clubheads, according to the company

 

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Why can i no longer hit my hybrids?

I bought a set of cleveland hibore xli steel hybrids a few months ago because my golf instructor said they would help improve my game and they did for a little while, but now that I am much better i can no longer hit the longer clubs like the 3-4h and sometimes my 5 &6h.I can hit conventional cavity backs and most blades better than my hybrids most days, why is that?

your stance/grip?

7-Iron Swing by Cleveland Hi Bore Xli

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