Cleveland 900 Form•FORGED Wedges
Cleveland 900 Form•FORGED Wedges
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[Jul 29, 2001]
David Barber
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
900 FormForged 54* Gunmetal
Simply an AWESOME wedge! Slides through rough like a hot knife thru butter. Makes it easy for sand shots. great for 100 yard shots. incredible club. i recommend the gunmetal over the classic chrome finish, it just seems to hit smoother and feel better. A++++ Similar Products Used: Titleist vokey |
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[Jul 16, 2001]
Jason
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
900 rtg 56* sand wedge
Just bought this wedge and finally had the chance to put it to the test in the field. The club passed with flying colors! I love the feel of this club. I could never produce as much back spin with my previous sand wedge. First hole, I shot a chip shot from 20 yrds. out and produced massive backspin which got me 2 ft. pin high and the club is just starting to rust! Can't wait to use this club again. I highly recommend purchasing this club. Similar Products Used: None |
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[Jul 13, 2001]
Harry
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Cleveland 900 RTG 52 Gap
This is a great club. I needed something that was in between my PW and SW. This fit perfectly. Its heavy head gives me loads of confidence in hitting the ball. Similar Products Used: Vokey, cleveland 588 |
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[Jul 11, 2001]
Jeff Clanton
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
56* LB Gunmetal
I originally ordered the RTG model, but due to a mix up, I got the Gunmetal instead. I can't say I'm disappointed - I chipped in twice the first round I played with them. I won't say this club works miracles, nothing can compensate for a bad swing, but they set up very nicely behind the ball and are very easy to align with the target. The spin is incredible, and they haven't even started to rust yet. I am still getting used to it out of the sand, and I find it has a little less distance from the fairway than I am used to. Since I mostly use this club for shots from 40 yards in this hasn't been a problem. Similar Products Used: Ping ISI-s, Cleveland 588 RTG, Hogan Apex Plus SW |
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[Jul 09, 2001]
Graham Hirst
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
900 FF Gunmetal 60o Low Bounce
Tried the 60o Low Bounce at a recent Demo Day and found it to be fantastic, especially from bare lies and compacted sand. Similar Products Used: Mizuno CT |
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[Jul 01, 2001]
Jeffrey
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
56* Low Bounce RTG
This fantastic wedge provides excellent feedback and feel. It is very versatile around the green. I can play high shots with little roll or play low runners. The RTG provides great spin. I tried the 56* Chrome with 16 degree bounce. It felt good also but had too much bounce for my sand game. I also play a 60* 588 RTG. These two clubs make a great short game combination. With these Cleveland wedges, I feel as if I'm ready for any situation. The Ben Hogan 5610 is a great wedge also. It is a little lighter and has a larger head. I would still be playing it except I gave it to my son. Then I replaced it with the Cleveland 900. I like the Cleveland a little more. It is 5 yard longer than the Ben Hogan so I can play the Cleveland Lob Wedge rather than having a Gap Wedge in my baf. I have a BH 5208 Gap. It is a great Gap Wedge. The Cleveland 56* 588 is great from the sand but the 900 seems to be more versatile around the green Similar Products Used: Ben Hogan 5610, Cleveland 56* 588 RTG |
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[Jun 25, 2001]
Michael Dean
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
900 Series 60' Lob Wedge
This club is AWESOME. I played for the first time with it yesterday. It just plain out sticks to the green. I have the 56 on the way to me. The greens were to wet for me to generate any backspin. I hope they do with the firm greens cause I have a tendancy to shoot to teh back of teh green. Now I just need to work on the putting. I will get back when I recieve the 56 in the mail. Similar Products Used: NONE |
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[Jun 21, 2001]
ed
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
52 & 56 gumetal 900
This is a followup to my review of the 60*. I added the gap (52) and sand wedge(low bounce 56) to my bag. (I am somewhat of a Dave Pelz believer) These clubs inspire so much confidence. They are totally predictable, and allow me to forget any worries and just fire at the pin. I also love chipping with the 56--very easy to control. My short game, which is usually good but inconsistent, is now rock solid. All in all, these wedges are worth every penny, and had I realized it, I would've bought them way sooner. I just couldn't justify 3 plus benjies for new wedges. I was woefully mistaken, these are worth every penny!!! Similar Products Used: None |
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[Jun 17, 2001]
Tom
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
900 Series 52 degree wedge
badass wedge, only way to describe it. feels great, confidence is always there. i needed this for a gap-wedge, from about 40-60 yards away, and there is none better. Similar Products Used: None |
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[Jun 17, 2001]
Bryson Carter
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Gunmetal 56 Degree. Standard Bounce
It is a very very good club. Although smaller than the 588's, it provides better spin, contact, and trajectory when struck. My first real shot of it was on the course, and I hit a nice high shot that when it hit the green sucked back about 12 feet. I was impressed. Around the green the club is solid... the ball checks nice and I always seem to be able to stop the ball where I want it. After that round I went out on the range with it to hit a couple rocks. I noticed that after every hit that the grooves on the face were left with yellow shards of plastic looking material, I then realised that that was the shell of the range ball stuck in the there! That club tears up the rock solid range balls! I advise any people looking for a good sand wedge to go buy the Cleveland 900 Series. It is well worth it! Customer Service Golf Bargains is a great place to deal with. I only had one problem with the servie.. I ordered a 1 - 2 day business day delivery and the club arrived about 6 business days later, but that was UPS's fault. Similar Products Used: ----------------- |