Totally agree with you on this. The CBX 2’s are an outstanding release by Cleveland. They are firmly entrenched in my bag and I have no desire for anything else now.
Cleveland CBX 2 Wedges
Totally agree with you on this. The CBX 2’s are an outstanding release by Cleveland. They are firmly entrenched in my bag and I have no desire for anything else now.
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Did a wedge fitting last night at CC. A 52° will be joining my 56° in the bag. Really hit them well. I get mine Custom with KBS HI-REV 2.0 Regular Flex and GP MCC Plus 4 Midsized Grips.
I have the exact set up with stiff flex. Feels great ?.
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$105 at Dicks Sporting Goods today and tomorrow.
Question about the shafts. Are the stock graphite Rotex shafts OK or would I be better off upgrading to the Smacwrap as I play Recoils in my irons?
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I’ve hit the stock rotex graphite a few times and thought it was fine. Only think in could see is if you really full swing them a lot, then maybe making that move for continuity from your set.
Thank you mate. I do like laying up around 120, so the wedges would get full swings. I'm a bit of a tight arse, but the extra $30 a club would be money well spent.
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30 bucks for personal peace of mind isn’t all that much when you think about it from that perspective, ya know?
I ended up in a few green side bunkers in today’s round. The 60 just does not fail me. I had a beautiful bunker shot sunk for the birdie on a par 3!!
I am still loving my 54/60! I have spent a lot of time with them learning what they will do for me. These wedges changed my chipping and pitching and give me much more consistent results. I wonder if I should left the set GW off and added another CBX2.
I still think I'm going to strengthen my 50 a degree or two. I hit some damn darts with it but it's shorter than what I would expect and hard to make consistent great contact on full swings for me to this point.
I am glad I got the 50 instead of a set GW, just feels more consistent.
I don’t hate my GW but the CBX2 is just so good it might of made sense to get three of them.
When I switched over to the original CBXs it was done in large part to ditch my set GW. I went all in CBX at GW, SW, & LW. I'll do the same when I upgrade to the CBX2 later this winter.
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Been working on my short game at the dome with these wedges and I’ve really happy with the results I’ve been seeing. Really liking the 52°.
These do blend with the UHX irons very well.
I've been pondering this as well. Though in my case I'm not sure it would be worth it. I only use my set GW for full swings and the ball is always close to the pitch mark. On the other hand league is just starting...
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Finally caved as I had some eBay bucks burning a hole in my account and some Nippon NS Pro Modus3 105 Wedge shafts in the basement.
Picked up a 54 and 58 CBX 2.
How is adjusting lie angle on these? I play to 62* lie angle so should be 2* Flat from standard.
Picked up a 54 and 58 CBX 2.
How is adjusting lie angle on these? I play to 62* lie angle so should be 2* Flat from standard.
I think I'm going top pull the trigger and strengthen it a bit. It just goes sooo high right now. It's not gapping out more than 5 to 8 yards farther than my 56.
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these are just stupid good. 52 is now in the bag.
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Custom stamping, colors, etc that you can select, I am guessing.