Cleveland revelations

Cleveland CG1 blade.

TA6 irons (3-iron to pitching wedge) are offered with the ActionLite steel shafts (£399) or light weight graphite shafts (£499).

Cleveland’s CG1 irons are made from a Carbon Metal Matrix (CMM) combination aiming to take traditional blades to a new level of feel and performance.

The new material contains microscopic carbon spheres suspended within the metal which ‘help create a material 10 per-cent less dense and 15 per-cent softer than traditional carbon steel used in cast and forged club heads.’

The larger muscle at the back, says Cleveland, helps promote a higher ball flight, especially in the long irons.

"These CG1 irons combine tomorrow’s technology with yesterday’s classic design," says Hopkins, "We believe they are the best feeling blades ever made." Cost for eight irons (3- PW) is £699.

Great feeling CG10 wedge.

Cleveland’s range of CG10 wedges are made from identical CCM materials for better feel and performance, even compared with the company’s original top-rated wedges.

"We believe this wedge will turn the industry on its ear," adds Hopkins.

The CG10 is available with a satin chrome finish with lofts of 54, 56 and 60 degrees – all of which have three bounce options. A 52-degree wedge is available with a standard bounce only. Cost is £109.

The distinctive black and grey-headed Never Compromise Voodoo putter is the first model designed by Cleveland, since taking over the brand eight months ago.

Never Compromise Voodoo putter.

It’s a face-balanced mallet with a ‘soft, yet solid feel’ and its heavy tungsten heel-toe weighting and deeper centre of gravity claims to reduce backspin and skid.

The Voodoo is available in either a traditional heel mounted model or offset centre-shafted. Cost is £119.

For more information on these Cleveland products visit
www.clevelandgolf.com or call 01423 709709 for your nearest stockist.