Used Cleveland Golf Clubs
Cleveland Golf is an American golf equipment company based in Huntington Beach, California. The company was founded in 1979 by Roger Cleveland, originally producing replicas of classic golf clubs from the 1940s and 1950s. Cleveland currently produce a full range of golf clubs and accessories. Used Cleveland golf clubs are a great value and the used Cleveland irons in particular seem to receive a lot of good reviews from users.
 USED Cleveland Launcher DST 105 Driver Golf Club  US $10.00
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 Cleveland 588 RTG Wedge Golf Club USED US $28.00
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 Used Cleveland Hi Bore Monster XLS Driver Golf Club RH Fujikura 50 Grams US $31.00
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 GOLF CLUB CLEVELAND LAUNCHER 15 USED VERY LITTLE NICE CLUB US $28.00
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 Cleveland CG14 Black Pearl Wedge Golf Club 50 Used US $30.00
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 Cleveland CG14 Black Pearl Wedge Golf Club 52 Used US $30.00
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Below is a list of some of the more popular Cleveland golf clubs.
Drivers
* Launcher
* HiBORE XLS Standard, Draw & Tour
* HiBORE XL Standard & Tour
Fairway Woods and Hybrids
* Launcher Fairway Woods
* HiBORE XLS Fairway & Hybrid
* HiBORE Fairway & Hybrid
Irons
* CG1 Black Pearl
* CG Tour, Red & Gold
* HiBORE
* Hibore XLi
* Launcher Combo Irons
* CG7, CG7 Tour
Wedges
* CG-14
* CG-12
* CG-12 RTG
* 588 RS
Putters
* Classic Series
* VP Series
Never Compromise Putters
* Gray Matter 2 Exchange Series
* Gray Matter 2 Series
* Milled Series
Below are some user reviews of Cleveland Golf Clubs along with some tips for buying the right used Cleveland golf clubs for yourself.
The Hibore XLS is at the legal limit (5,900 g x cm2) for Moment of Inertia (MOI), which is the measurement used for forgiveness. The Diablo is engineered with a funky (but very interesting) shape, to combat the "s word". I honestly don't think you can go wrong with either.
Don't limit yourself to just one brand. You may find out that a Cleveland wood set and Callaway irons are a good combo. or the other way around. If you test them all and don't see differences, just go with the cheaper set. You'll still get high quality, and any money you save can go to greens fees!
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I like and play Cleveland irons but I'd never play Cleveland woods. I prefer Taylor Made so I carry a Taylor Made driver and 3 wood. I don't know many people who's clubs are all from the same manufacturer. I've got Cleveland irons (SW-2I), Taylor Made woods, Titleist lob wedge and Ping putter. I can't help you with Callaway.
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Just my opinion: I don't care much for Cleveland; tried them, don't like'em. I use Ping myself(irons), Callaway steel head fairway woods, and a TaylorMade R7-try each one out, see what fits you.
Keep your drive straight? Hook or slice? Try slowing your swing down on the way back; explode thru the ball at impact. Always take a deep breath before you swing to relieve tension.
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