Cleveland 588 Tour Action Wedges
Cleveland 588 Tour Action Wedges
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[Jul 16, 2001]
Dave
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
588 GunMetal 60 degree
My favorite wedge of all time. This is my go to club...has it all:looks,feel. Customer Service Excellent Customer Service @ Cleveland Golf! Similar Products Used: None |
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[Jun 15, 2000]
leo ratulangi
Shoot in the 90s
good feeling, the impact feels soft, good pricing a little expensive but it's worth it. the spin is also good Similar Products Used: None |
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[Jun 14, 2000]
Bruce Lee
Shoot in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
Cleveland 588
Very sweet club. Allows a full, hard swing to land softly. Not the greatest value, but a great club. Similar Products Used: Titleist Vokey, Cobra Trusty Rusty |
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[Jun 14, 2000]
Chris Boyd
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
588
NIce finish on the club. keeps its luster and gripping control for ever. very pleased with this club Similar Products Used: None |
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[Jun 12, 2000]
Jim Hirsh
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Cleveland 588 Tour Action
I started with the Sandwedge and went to the Gap wedge, then received the special pitching wedge as a present and just bought the lob wedge at a fire (literally) sale. They are the easiest wedges to get on the green. My accuracy has improved as my score declined. Great on set up, nice and heavy to swing. They exuude confidence. Similar Products Used: Callaway Wilson |
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[Mar 18, 2000]
Victor Bascara
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
53 Diadic
This is a great classic club. It has the feel and consistency of a tuning fork humming an A-440. You will not need another GW once you've put this in your bag. I prefer the chrome model to the RTG, in this loft at least. Save the extra spin for lob wedges. The bounce angle of the Diadic's slippery chrome makes for beautiful gliding through the turf. Similar Products Used: Cobra Trusty Rusty, Odyssey Blackspin, Dogleg Right Hog Wedge, Hippo, Dunlop DDH-II, Kroydon Blaster, Prince Thunderstick |
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[Mar 09, 2000]
Hans Wimmer
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Cleveland 588 Chrome
Sold my Mizuno Faldos (52, 56 and 60º) and purchased the 53 and 57º. These clubs play to a consistent distance and trajectory that I could not get with the Mizunos. I can lay the blades open and pop them up, close the blades and play knock downs. The Mizunos had hot spots that could hit the ball ten yards farther than you planned. I love the Clevelands and wouldn't think of switching. Customer Service Have not required any assistance. Similar Products Used: Mizuno Faldo's, Taylor Made Inserts, Titleist Vokeys |
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[Feb 29, 2000]
Peter Riddell
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
52, 56
I have the sand and gap wedge and I love them both. These are the two clubs in my bag that I feel the most confident hitting. Cleveland makes great clubs (and not just wedges -- check out the reviews on the Quadpro woods). |
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[Feb 19, 2000]
Dave
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
588 RTG 49 deg. SP
What makes a good mid to long iron design does not make a good wedge design. The 49 deg. SP wedge can replace the indifferent pitching wedge that comes with most iron sets. If you're happy just to land somewhere on the green, stick with the cavity-backed PW that looks just like your 9 iron. But if you plan to take control and work the ball close to some diabolical pin position, the Cleveland 49 SP will do exactly what you instruct it to do. Similar Products Used: Cobra and MacGregor PWs and 10 irons |
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[Jun 05, 2000]
Alex Miro
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
56*
Very nice wedge - easy to hit - easy to control - perfect for shots 50 yards or less. Also tried the Vokey but preferred the feel of the Cleveland. Solid club at a fair price. Similar Products Used: Titelist Vokey |