Cleveland Launcher Driver Review
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What we say...
Tradition and technology collide to produce a conventional looking head that is far from conventional in performance. Boasting low spin, a mid–trajectory and high MOI, it is the longest and straightest Launcher that Cleveland Golf has ever produced. Beyond the head design, the longer, lighter Fujikura Fit-On Flightspeed shafts lead to higher swing speeds and additional yardage to make the new Launcher the complete package.
2009, Updated Model – Review
This was unlucky to miss out on a Silver award. For this is the largest Launcher face ever – it’s 21% bigger in fact. The CG is lowered by a weight pad at the back of the sole, and our boys were impressed. George loved the traditional look and found some impressive stats in dispersion. Plus, you can probably pick this up for less than 200 notes – great value for a top club.
Ratings (out of 5):
Looks: 3.5 Feel: 3.5 Noise: 3.6 Grip: 4.3 Distance: 3.5 Dispersion: 4.5
The Cleveland Launcher driver has the largest launcher face ever, being 21% larger than any previous model!!!
Contact: 01252 761300
Web: www.clevelandgolf.com
Lofts: 9°, 10.5°, 12°
Your Reviews
Cleveland Drivers User Reviews
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Long and Sweet (Left Handed)
Bought this left handed driver on ebay along with matching 3 wood in excellent condition for £65. It has completly changed my drives i am no longer fading out to the left anymore. 8/10 i am hitting fairways with my accuracy and alot more distance. It came with the regular gold fujikura shaft which seems to suit my swing speed. The clud head is 460cc which gives me confidence at address and i am confident of hitting a good shot. I must admit i must close the face when on the downswing but i believe that to my swing and not the club. Overall this was a bargain its long off the tee, great sounding and gives me confidence at adress which i believe is key when playing golf as alot of it is psychological. Another good product from cleveland golf well done guys.
