New Cleveland CG15 Wedges – Coming Soon!
Cleveland Golf is introducing their new CG15 wedge, which will be launched November 13th. Cleveland was purchased by Srixon earlier this year, but there doesn’t seem to be any melding of technology between the two companies. Cleveland’s current wedge choices include the CG14 which is a cast cavity style wedge, and the CG12 which looks like a more traditional wedge. The New CG15 looks a lot like the current CG12 from the back, with one exception: The dots that used to denote the bounce of the club used to be on the hosel and now are on the sole of the club, along with the bounce measurement. The CG12s don’t tell you what the bounce angle is, you would have to look it up. The new wedges will be available in 4 finishes. Black Pearl, Chrome, and Oil Quenched, with the latter coming in a DSG or regular sole grind. The will retail for $119 each.
The other new feature of the wedges are the new laser etched grooves. Between the already spin happy Cleveland Zip Grooves are laser etched mini-grooves, designed to create even more spin. Using the precision of a laser, 4 perfectly calibrated texture lines are milled between each groove exactly to the conforming roughness limit. This roughness application optimizes ball-to-face friction and maximizes spin under the rules of golf
In other words, you’re gonna spin these babies! Either way, if you are a casual golfer and want to take advantage of the current groove technology for the foreseeable future, I suggest you start stockpiling wedges like NRA members do Guns after a Democrat victory.
Enjoy the pictures, and CLICK HERE for the first review of these new wedges – before they come out in stores!
Low Bounce – 1 dot
Good when playing from firm turf conditions and tight lies.Also, fits players with shallow attack angles.
Standard bounce – 2 dot
Accommodates the largest variety of sand, turf and swing types.
High bounce – 3 dot
Excellent from softer turf conditions and bunkers. Good for players with very steep attack angles.
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Question. Currently use CG12 with 56/14 bounce as my most lofted wedge. Thinking of replacing with CG15 58 as my most lofted wedge. My gap is CG12 52/10. I play mostly public courses in Massachusetts. Should I opt for the 14 degree bounce in the 58, or go wih the standard 12 degrees? TY
I would say that if you hit down steeply on the ball or play in soft turf conditions, go with more bounce. As far as the loft, it’s always good to keep a constant gap between wedges like 4 or 6 degrees. So a 52 and 58 gives you a 6 degree gap. If you have a 46 degree PW that should work fine. Personally, I prefer a 6 degree gap. I carry a 48,54 & 60.
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