Cleveland Hi-Bore XLS Tour Drivers
Cleveland Hi-Bore XLS Tour Drivers
[Oct 19, 2009]
watty64
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
cleveland hibore xls draw driver
Wow! What a difference! I bought the XLS Draw after trying out a Cobra S9 and Wilson Spine on the range. The noise is somewhat unerving at first but boy it makes you feel good when it goes straight! Today was the first time I used it on the course and after the first couple of holes getting use to it, I went straight for the driver of the tee on every hole apart from par 3's of course. I missed the fairway twice during the whole round, shooting 35 on the back 9 and scoring over 40 stableford points. On several occasions I hit the ball over 280 yards, making a long par 5 look easy, nearly driving the green on a short 310 par 4. I suffered from a bad slice with my old Big Bertha, no more, the club inspires confidence and is worth every penny. I just need to sharpen up my short game now. Customer Service Purchased the club from Golf Matters in Witney, Oxfordshire, service was excellent allowing me to take a couple more drivers to practice with. Similar Products Used: Cobra S9, Wilson spine |
[Sep 20, 2009]
Tom Needham
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Cleveland HiBore XLS
Bought off trademe for $120NZD, took it out onto the golf course, First hole, hooked it. Second, BOOM straight down the fairway. I am happy with the club and will recommend it to anyone! Similar Products Used: None |
[Aug 08, 2009]
Edward Sweeney
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Cleveland XLS
I have always built my own clubs and after turning 60 have started looking for a bit more distance than 250 yards but something to keep my rights in control. Playing in Florida with a friend, he and all his club mates played a taylor made burner and hit it well. So I bought one. Mine is not a sweet as my own build. I came across a new Cleveland XLS draw for cheep and bought that. No comparison. The XLS was in every fairway in my first time playing with it. It is loud but easy to hit. I bought it with a regular shaft but may try a stiff to get another 10 yards and get a bit more draw. I can't wait to get back to Florida to have my buddy try it. Only way to know if it is right for me or a better club than the Burner in general is have all of them hit it. It is a high launch club, so a low launch shaft may give me the extra yards I am looking for but this is my new project, this driver may be my ticket into the 70's |
[Aug 04, 2009]
RJ
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Cleveland XLS
Bought it based on reviews I read here and hitting in simulator. Really impressed. Bought MRH Stiff 10.5. Get great ball flight, and it has assisted my slight fade/high cut into a neutral or slight draw. Takes a few buckets to master it, but best driver I have bought for under $200 |
[Jul 24, 2009]
crazyman290
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Cleveland Hibore XLS
I'm generally a bogey golfer with a fairly aggressive swing. I've had control problems with my driver since I started playing golf. I purchased the original Hibore last year and decided to buy the XLS at the beginning of this year after having such good luck with the original. Needless to say it's been the best club I think I've bought. Improved accuracy without losing any length. My misses are much more controlled than before. Customer Service I recommend anyone looking for a new driver to check out Cleveland. I've always been partial to Taylor Made but after buying two different Cleveland drivers they convinced me. Both Hibore's I have used are excellent clubs which I recommend to anyone. Similar Products Used: Hibore and Hibore XLS |
[Mar 03, 2009]
arthur vaughn
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
HIBORE XLS 9.5
hav used this driver for 2 months updating from the hibore xl 12.5 degree with a senior shaft. good and straight but ballooned it a tad much. this one hits boring 20 metres further drives and if it is straight as well, we will all take the extra yards. cleveland got it right with this baby. only drawback I am still on th same handicap. driving much better but falling down elsewhere. Similar Products Used: cleveland hi ore xl, etc etc etc |
[Jan 13, 2009]
david pumphrey
Shoots in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
Cleveland Hibore XLS
Only been playing and learning almost a year now. Have been playing with the much appreciated father in law hand-me downs that had an old Driver and 3 wood with a complicated weighting system and a whippy shaft for a regular. I pretty much sliced everything unless I teed up very forward but still very inconsistent. I bought this driver after alot of reading and looking and also trying Demos. It just felt the best and the stiff shaft brought my particular trajectory around straight as heck. I took it to the range and yes its loud but the results were the same as the demo cage. Long and straight for me anyways as a new golfer in my 40's. Customer Service Bought club at Golfsmith and have not used customer service since purchase but appreciated the opportunity to Demo club on site and it was on Sale at the time. Similar Products Used: Condor (3 weighted) Driver and 3 wood. Demo'd Taylormade Burner, Calloway Hyper X, Nike Sumo and Lynx. |
[Dec 03, 2008]
Marco
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Cleveland HiBore XLS Tour 10.5
I am so pleased with this HiBore that I can hardly stand it. I am a firm believe that it's the Indian and NOT the arrow, but in this case I will eat crow. The 2* open club face has allowed me to completely alleviate the left side of the course. 9 straight rounds w/o a ball left of target.
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[Oct 24, 2008]
Steve
Scratch Golfer
Model Reviewed:
Cleveland XLS Tour Driver
Well I am a scratch golfer and shoot under par more often than not. The one club in my bag that constantly can affect my round 5-6 shots, (other than the putter of course) is my driver. I recently purchased a Cleveland XLS 13* 3 Wood w/ Red Fuji Shaft because I had been struggeling with my current driver (Bang O Matic 460cc, Accuflex VS339 X Shaft). I have hit this XLS 3 wood so good and long that I couldn't believe it.
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[Sep 30, 2008]
Rahsaan Atkins
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Cleveland Hibore XLS
Just purchased my second Hibore driver. My first was the original Hibore. I didn't have the chance to hit it before I went out to the course, but the first few holes...WOW!! It went long and straight.
Customer Service Cleveland rocks. Similar Products Used: Taylormade Burner TP, Regular Burner, R7 Quad, Cleveland Hibore, Hibore XL, Callaway FT-i (crappy tin can) |