Cleveland CBX Wedge – Product Details

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What loft is a Cleveland pitching wedge?

Cleveland Smart Sole 4.0 C Pitching Wedge in New Condition – 42° Loft | 3balls.com.

Are CBX wedges good?

The CBX wedge was a great all-round package. It inspires confidence without looking clunky, offers a soft feel, excellent control and high levels of forgiveness through the turf. The wide sole helps in bunkers, while the narrower heel section allows the face to be opened slightly.

What is Cleveland’s newest wedge?

Cleveland Golf has unveiled its latest wedge lineup — the RTX ZipCore –saying it has torn its “flagship RTX wedge down to its core and rebuilt it from the inside out.” The “core” in the RTX ZipCore is a unique, low-density region in the heart of the wedge, which offers a variety of benefits.

What’s the difference between Cleveland CBX and CBX 2?

But unlike the original CBX, the sole design then changes through the remaining lofts. On the 54- and 56-degree models, the CBX 2 uses an S-shaped sole with more heel relief and a wider toe to help those around-the-green shots where players may open the face somewhat.

Where are Cleveland wedges made?

Our components are manufactured overseas and all golf clubs are assembled and shipped out of our Cleveland Golf Headquarters in Huntington Beach, CA.

How do I know the loft of my pitching wedge?

The loft, is the angle between the face plane and the vertical plane the shaft is in, when the club is in the normal address position and the grooves are horizontal. Once you set up the club as described, use a protractor to measure the angle between the face plane (at 90 degrees to the grooves) and the vertical.

What do the dots mean on a Cleveland wedge?

Cleveland denotes the amount of bounce in their wedges with dots on the sole: one dot for low bounce, two for medium, and three for high. Players after maximum versatility will have different amounts of bounce in different wedges to let them play from a variety of lies.

Should I play cavity back wedges?

Wedges with a cavity back, like our CBX, also feature design elements that enhance performance and forgiveness for a vast range of players, including a wider, more forgiving sole grind. It’s a huge help when it comes to avoiding dig, whether you’re in the fairway, rough or sand.

Do cavity back wedges go further?

The Results. To judge forgiveness, we looked at distance dispersion, the gap between a player’s shortest and longest shots. With the set-matched wedge, our testers had an average distance dispersion of 9.2 yards. That was 2.5 yards better than the blade wedge and 3.7 yards better than the cavity back.

Is Cleveland Golf going out of business?

The reality as we understand it today is that Cleveland Golf isn’t going away. It’s not even being sold. Sources I’ve spoken with tell me that Cleveland’s parent company – Japan’s Sumitomo Rubber Industries (the SRI in SRI Sports and SRIxon) actually likes being in the golf business.

What is a 52 degree wedge?

52-Degree Wedge – What Is It Called? In golf, wedges with a loft between 52 degrees and 56 degrees are known as sand wedges. So a 52-degree wedge also falls in that category. Meaning a gap wedge fills the gap between a sand wedge and a pitching wedge. It closes the “gap” in the loft between the other two wedges.

Are Cleveland RTX Zipcore wedges forged?

Sharper grooves can wear faster so this unique treatment is designed to make that new wedge spin last longer. These wedges are forged from 8620 carbon steel so the extreme heat removes impurities and makes the grain structure more uniform and durable.