Tuesday, October 6, 2009
2009 Irons Buyer's Guide
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| Cleveland CG7/CG7 Tour Key Feature: The main feature is the Dynamic MCT, which positions the CG in the middle of every iron. Other awesome stuff includes microcavities and 360-degree Gelback insert. What We Like: The coolest-looking irons we’ve seen from Cleveland... ever. We were actually afraid to get them dirty. Who It’s For: If you play golf, there’s a set for you. Better players will ogle over the classic lines and shape of the CG7 Tour models. Specs: Comes in 3-PW, in either steel or graphite shafts. clevelandgolf.com | $529-699 |
Cleveland HiBORE XLi Key Feature: A set of hybrid irons than change shape, meaning the short “hybrids” look more like irons. Each has a ridiculously high MOI for supreme forgiveness and distance. What We Like: We have yet to find a set of irons that make getting the ball airborne any easier. The ball gets up in a hurry and makes each shot long and straight. Who It’s For: Anyone who wants to get the ball airborne faster and higher. Specs: Available in 3-SW with either steel or graphite shafts. clevelandgolf.com | $529-629 |
Cobra S9 Key Feature: A three-piece polymer topline and urethane sole provide a low CG and high MOI for extreme forgiveness. The wide sole makes any lie look a lot easier and more playable. What We Like: The polymer topline makes perfect sense to us. Getting rid of the metal up there greatly lowers the CG, making each iron easier to hit. Who It’s For: Players who want a high-tech iron than looks slick and is a breeze to hit solid. Specs: 3-LW with either Nippon steel or Cobra/Graphite Design YS shafts. cobragolf.com | $960 |
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