New Cleveland Fairways and Hy-Woods

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https://mygolfspy.com/news-opinion/why-you-should-care-about-the-new-cleveland-fairways-and-hy-woods/

[tdc1]

I've been playing the 18° 3+ Hy-Wood for the past year and absolutely love it.  November through March it is the longest club in my bag.  I'm going to have to look long and hard at the new lofts for 2025!

Edited November 18 by tdc1
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[slash25rc]

Honestly, I think Cleveland woods/hybrids line get a wrap for only being suited for higher handicap golfers but I think they could benefit the majority of golfers if they break through that stigma. I personally have never hit them, but have seen plenty of people just point and shoot with them at slower speed swings. Throw in a stiffer/heavier shaft and swing away for a low/mid handicapper--I'd be interested to see the club data on it. Might have to give them a whirl soon. Looking at getting new Srixon irons and Cleveland wedges in the next two months. If the 15 degree XL Halo is easier to launch than my Ai Smoke 4W, might end up with 3, 5, 7 woods and a 5 hybrid before going to 6-iron. Heck, outside of driver and putter, I might just become a walking Dunlop advert  Edit: I think the only major disadvantage to this line up, and it is reflected in the price, is the lack of adjustability, but if it works, it works! 

Edited November 18 by slash25rc