Cleveland Quadpro Fairway Woods
Cleveland Quadpro Fairway Woods
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[Jul 31, 2000]
Davis
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Cleveland Quadpro 8.5
I have been a loyal Callaway fan for the past few years, but recently decided to change drivers in hopes of gaining more distance. Although I find the Callaway GBB to be very forgiving, it tended to produce a higher ball flight trajectory. My experience with the Cleveland Quadpro is that it produces a "truer" trajectory and greater distance. I also like the shorter shaft (43 inches) because I believe it gives me more control. But by far the biggest difference in its favor is the price of this club; I got mine for $180 while other name brand drivers cost $300 and more. While I did not have the benefit of trying every name brand club out on the market, I think it reasonable to say that you will not get an appreciable amount of difference in performance for an additional $120. This club produces great bang for buck. Similar Products Used: Callaway GBB |
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[Jul 28, 2000]
art conner
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
quadpro driver and 4 wood
4 wood is absolutly great. I was hitting it further than driver. I had driver re-shafted with Turbo-gold stiff shaft and now I love the driver. Picked up a honest 15 yards over King Cobra Ti driver I was using. Similar Products Used: cobra, big bertha |
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[Jul 01, 2000]
Dustybrigs
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Quadpro 17* 4 wood
This is by far the finest fairway wood out there today, in my opinion. Very easy to get in the air, and with great distance and accuracy. I also tried the driver, but did not have the same results with it. I highly recommend these fairway woods to players of all handicaps.Don't let the low price fool you, these clubs rock! Similar Products Used: Orlimar Trimetal |
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[Jun 29, 2000]
Eric
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Quadpro9.5*
I absolutely love this club. I am more consistent with it,no big slice or duck hook.The distance is about the same as my past drivers, if it is longer it's not more than 10 yds. and it's probably due to the fact that I hit it dead center more with this club. I have used both the 8.5 and the 9.5 degree models and each is long but the 9.5 hits a lot higher ball than the 8.5. I didin't like the stock shaft but that's just due to my preferences not bad performance. The Graffaloy prolite 35+ works great with this club, the balance is superb and the weight is perfect without having to add any. I have gained confidence with a driver due to this club, and I never thought I would find that. I do wish they would offer a 9 degree. Similar Products Used: Lynx titanium 9.0* |
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[Jun 09, 2000]
Jaff
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
975D 8.5* EI-70 Stiff Shaft
Went shopping for a new driver and tried this one. It felt nice and looked nice. Distance was good and accuracy average. However it was not nice enough for me to justify the $399.00 price tag. Similar Products Used: None |
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[Jul 22, 2000]
Chris Thigpen
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
13*, !7* & Driver
The best club on the market! that guy from Norway is out of his gord if he thinks otherwise. Great buy, I got my set for about $375. The driver takes a few swings to get a good feel but well worth the time for the strokes you save, I was a 10 handicap but with the help of Cleveland I'm down to a 6.5. Similar Products Used: Callaway, titlest, and Talyor Made which are all great clubs |
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[Jul 19, 2000]
Dean
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Cleveland Quad Pro 19 degree
Fabulous fairway club, seems to fit with my swing...ball flies straight and long. Have won more $$$ from my buddies with this club not to mention closest to the pin between 170-200 yds. No need to try to over-hit this club, a nice easy swing will do the job. Wonder if the driver will have the same effect? Similar Products Used: Callaway |
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[Jul 17, 2000]
Trent
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
15*
Solid club. Distance is great, really shoots off the face. Very accurate too. Dont let the low price fool you, great club. Similar Products Used: Orlimar, Tight Lies 2, Callaway |
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[Nov 20, 2000]
Jeff
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
15* Quadpro
This is without a doubt the longest and most accurate fairway wood I have ever used. This 15* w/Rifle 6.0 has been in my bag for two years and I cannot see replacing it with something else. Easy to use from the tee, fairway, tight lies and the rough. Has a very crisp feel when struck on the screws and the ball expolodes off the face. Toe shots lose some distance but stay straight. Very easy club to use with confidence. Too bad the driver isn't as good. Similar Products Used: None |
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[Nov 06, 2000]
Marius Midtskogen
Shoot in the 80s
This is probably the best wood I have ever played. Similar Products Used: PRESTIGE #3 and #5 woods. Callaway stealhead #3 wood. TM firesole #5 wood. |