Cleveland Wedges

[GMAC88]

Stupidly, I kicked my gap wedge last week, and bent it. I took it to the rnage to enquire about repair, and was quoted £40, but, the guy said if I traded the wedge in Id get £25 off any cleveland wedge. i am considering it as I cant find a vokey for any less than £89 new. Does anyone have an opinion on Cleveland Wedges?

 

[fundy]

theyre decently made wedges but I found them a little light in the head, all down to personal choice but they are likely to feel a little lighter than the vokeys, just depends how they look and feel to you really, best go and try some

 

[dotty001]

i have the CG15 and they are quality , i believe the 588s are even better

 

[Bratty]

The 588's are wonderful. I won a sand-wedge, and then won a CG15 sand-wedge, but managed to swap it for a 588 gap wedge! Without doubt, they are the best wedges I've owned. I usually like a heavy headed club, and I don't find these that light. I found the CG15's a little clunky for my taste, but to each their own.

 

[scratch]

If you are comfortable with your current wedge I'd be inclined to get it repaired. If it is a common shaft I'm sure it will cost less than £40 :thup:

 

[dufferman]

I love my two - check the reviews forum for my full report!!

 

[JT77]

I have two 588 cb wedges, 52&56 and I am more than pleased with them. Good flight and check, and very nice off the face. I would certainly recommend giving them a go.

 

[harpo_72]

I just picked up a 56 deg 14 deg bounce CB RTX today, on the trade in deal. I had some lying around and they are worthless so I thought I would get newer wedges. Unfortunately the selection was not so good, no RTX faced forged ones or variable sole profile ones, hence me walking out with only one .
The other thing is there are only a few people participating as well on the deal and some that are supposed to be according to the website aren't.
I have had a Cleveland wedge before and loved it so looking forward to using this new one. If I can trade others in I will !!

 

[Foxholer]

If you are comfortable with your current wedge I'd be inclined to get it repaired. If it is a common shaft I'm sure it will cost less than £40 :thup:

Mt thoughts too.

That'll also be the cheaper - but longer - opton.

 

[pbrown7582]

Quality wedges and AG are doing the cg 15 @ £50.
Or gamola will sell you a shaft for around £12 can't imagine it's going to cost you £28 to get it glued in and gripped.



Ps Your names not Rory is it :rofl:

 

[Bratty]

£40 seems very steep to me. I got a hybrid reshafted and regripped for £27 all in, from CT Golf in Orpington.

 

[ScienceBoy]

I have the rotex ones, see my reviews in the review section. They are an instant hit and feel amazing!

I love the short game, I practice it lots and my favourite part of the game is 100 yards and in. I would not have bought them if they were not pretty phenomenal!

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Cleveland originally built their reputation on wedges. Can't go wrong with them in my opinion.

 

[credman82]

I am picking my two new 52 & 56 588 forged tomorrow after I get home from work can't wait.