Grasp the Powerful Cleveland CG4 Irons Review

A beautiful satin finish tops the Cleveland CG4 irons game improvement irons off in true style. The deep cavity is combined with less offset than the Cleveland Launcher irons to deliver a stronger, more powerful golf ball flight instead of lofting balls high into the air.

 

Unlike some irons, the Cleveland CG4 irons didn't create any of those annoying reflections you get on the ground while you're waggling them at address. The light density CMM metal used in the heads, chiefly to allow engineers to re-distribute 25 grams of weight to areas of most benefit, also tends to absorb the sunlight, while delivering less vibration through the fingertips. And with less weight in the cavity-back head, Cleveland says it allows for a wider sole, an increased sweet spot and therefore more forgiveness. A higher moment of inertia elevates balls faster and more easily on every shot, thus improving distance and feel for a golfer. All are crucial elements for new golfers looking for feel and confidence.

 

While the Cleveland CG4 irons are appreciated by many players, negative comments can also be found. Higher-level players will not be as impressed with them as lower-level players, while another user has suggested that they are appropriate for a player with a handicap of around fifteen. The price of the clubs has been criticized as too high even you can find them sold at discount golf prices on the market. Some have claimed that the clubs are not all that forgiving, despite the technology behind the clubs, but admit that when they do strike the ball properly the results are excellent. They are said to be on the large side for the average player.