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First impression: Cleveland CG7 irons

Penetrating flight, delicious feel

Posted: 10 March 2009
by Bob Warters

We've been checking out some of the latest irons on behalf of Golfmagic.com members, who may be looking to take their golf game to the next level. Remember, we always recommend you get yourself custom fitted for a purchase of new equipment.

Cleveland CG7 irons


	Contact:	www.clevelandgolf.com



	Specifications:	Gelback T and Micro-Cavity Technology (MCT) to improve feel and distance. Heel/toe muscle weighting for added forgiveness. Cleveland flight steel shafts as standard.


	Price:	£419 (4-iron to pitching wedge, steel shafts) and £475 (graphite)

Cleveland CG7 - delicious feel

If you haven't tried them yet, Cleveland Golf's latest CG7 irons are delicious - there's also a CG7 Tour iron version (£475, steel shaft) for better players but I was more than happy with the 'everyman' model when I tried them at Cleveland/Srixon's state of the art Centre of Excellence in Maidenhead.

Looks: Stylish-looking iron with thick, anti-glare top line to build in more confidence at address. Some might call them chunky but mid- to high handicaps need that solidity.

Feel/Performance: One piece injection-molded, lightweight insert helps reduce vibration across the entire face so even 'toed' efforts fly as far. Delicious feel from the shots you nail which carry on a medium, penetrating trajectory which I prefer. Wouldn't hesitate to put these in my bag with a steel shaft though I'd probably leave out the 4-iron in favour of a hybrid

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