Cleveland Hibore XL Tour Drivers
Cleveland Hibore XL Tour Drivers
USER REVIEWS
[Apr 01, 2024]
nadya
Strength:
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[Jan 01, 2024]
minami
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[Mar 16, 2018]
LongOfftheTee
Strength:
I can bomb this driver. Even though it is 8.5 in loft i can get this up fine. Favors a faster clubhead speed. Feels forgiving and gives feedback. Weakness:
Kinda gives off a funky sound at a slower clubhead speed. Price Paid: 199
Purchased: New
Model Year: 2009
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[May 27, 2013]
Sean Stratton
Scratch Golfer
Model Reviewed:
Cleveland Hibore XL Tour 9.5* w/ stock red shaft stiff flex
First off I have played this club on and off for almost 6 years. It looks very unconventenial because of the scooped crown. The stock fujikura fit on red shaft is an excellent stock shaft which is the reason why I haven't had it pulled. It also feels very stable at address and throughout the swing. The head isn't very forgiving and is fade biased. Where the club shines is those swings when you hit the ball solidly in the middle of the clubface. The ball comes off very hot with a great trajectory and goes as far as any driver out there. If you are a solid striker of the golf ball and are looking for a fade biased driver this one is a worthwhile option. Customer Service none needed I still have the stock shaft and stock grip on it. Similar Products Used: King Cobra Speed Pro D.......Taylor Made R11 although the r11 isn't even close to being fade biased even if you go heavy in the toe with the weights |
[Aug 10, 2010]
Jimmy
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Hibore XL Tour Driver
switched from a callaway with a regular shaft to a cleveland hibore xl tour with a stiff shaft. what a difference! i was controlling my drives perfectly and hitting them long. i love the sound the driver makes on a perfect hit. 10/10 Customer Service none needed Similar Products Used: cleveland hibore xli irons |
[Jul 15, 2010]
John Hardek
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
clevland hibore xl tour
I hit the ball around 275 usually but with this club i hit it over 300. even on my terrible miss hits I still hit the ball relatively straight and over 250 yards. I like this club a lot. Similar Products Used: Taylor Made R5 |
[Mar 05, 2010]
Jay
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Hibore XL Tour red shaft
Longest driver I have ever hit. I usually don't connect with my driver very well but when I did with this driver it always broke 300 yards. Longest driver you can buy I guarantee it. |
[Feb 21, 2010]
TN Golfer
Shoots in the 70s
Tried this club a few years ago after playing with a guy in a tournament who bombed it. One hole he literally hit it 375 yards. I know some people in this forum tend to stretch the truth, but I saw it with my own eyes. Granted it was downhill but this guy was the absolute longest I've ever seen. Went out and bought the same model he had: Hibore XL tour with the Red Fit-on stiff shaft. Played it for a while and liked it. Honestly, I can't remember why I went away from it. Anyway I came back recently and seem to love it more. Just played a week in Myrtle Beach and consistently hit a beautiful power fade. It's really hard to hook this club. I tried the XLS but the XL seems to have more feel. Cleveland got it right with this club. I ended up buying another new one on ebay ($90 new including, God I love ebay) and will keep it in the garage until my current one wears out. Finally, I can stop trying drivers. Maybe I'll start buying wedges? Customer Service None needed Similar Products Used: Callaway FT-5, -9 |
[Dec 12, 2009]
JIM RESTIVO
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
CLEVELAND HIGHBORE XLTOUR8.5
Went to demo day here in Las Vegas. I was looking for a set for my girl.... Started testing drivers. All of Cleveland's loft/shaft combo's. I hit everything pretty much with the same result as my T/M 9.5 stiff shaft. Until the XL tour 8.5 red. Now, my swing speed is 94 with a fade. I thought the open face would give me a slice and the shaft would be to much for my swing. NOPE, I ripped the ball down the left,lower + longer by 30+ yards over+over again,with the same small fade. The pro said.. Sometimes we see a guy who does not fit the specs. when fitting for a shaft and that's the case with me. I left without buying it and regretted it every time I ballooned a t-shot.Rock Bottom has this club on sale for $99.00. GOOD TIMES. Now instead of trying to do everything with 1 driver I carry 2. The T/M is for the higher shots. Everything else departs from Cleveland. |
[Jul 28, 2009]
briklink
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
cleveland tour hi-bore
this driver cured my hook.. finally! i tried a lot of drivers that were supposedly "neutral" or "open" but they looked closed at address and the right-to-left ball flight proved it. the tour hi-bore sits square for me and i can crush the ball with confidence again. this driver makes a nice clangy-thwack sound when nutted correctly and people will notice and you will become godlike. the trajectory is lower and more piercing than my TM burner. i think the head may be a bit smaller than the conventional 460 size but your not giving anything away. this thing rocks! bye-bye unwanted hook! Similar Products Used: callaway,cobra,taylormade |