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ANNOUNCEMENT Looking For Testers – Cleveland CBZ Wedges

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At THP, we believe that testing should be done not only by us, but also by golfers just like you. One of the cool features about being an active member of the THP Forum is that we look to you guys/gals, the consumers, to give feedback on equipment to golfers all around the world. Each month we send out iron sets, drivers, hybrids, putters, trainings aids and golf balls to our active members to be a part of the THP Forum Member testing. So, who wants to test some new Cleveland CBZ wedges?

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Cleveland CBZ Wedges​

Last year we took a detailed look at the CBZ wedges from Cleveland and the combination of performance and forgiveness that was created. If you missed that feature story, you can find it here. The feedback so far on the THP Forum has been tremendous and we want to put them in even more people’s hands to test out.

These reviews will be done on the THP Forum, so if you do not have an account, signup here.

Criteria​

We will select a group of 4 THPers that will each get 2 wedges to be a part of this. If selected you will get a rundown prior to ordering of the posting and review expectations. If you have questions beforehand, do not hesitate to ask below.

You must be able to check in on the forum thread daily (or close to it) to discuss and answer questions.

Please note: You will be reviewing the wedges for a period of one full month and then it is yours to keep. If you cannot commit to this length of testing please do not signup.

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How to Signup to Test​

Comment below and follow these instructions.
Step 1 – Tell us what wedges you currently use.
Step 2 – Tell us what lofts you would like to review.
Step 3 – What feature of CBZ draws you in the most, that you want to test out?

You must apply by end of day Saturday February 14th, 2026
We will announce the testers on Monday, February 16th, on the THP Forum.

For more information on any of the new Cleveland products, check out their website at https://us.dunlopsports.com/cleveland-golf



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Another incredible testing opportunity for this incredible community- good luck to all entrants!
 
A great product with a chance to dive into do some reviews. Nothing to be nervous about and reviewing is fun.

SIGN UP peoples!
 
Oh this is fun. Good luck to all who enter. I'm likely still more than a month out from being able to see real grass so I won't be entering but good luck to all who do. Can't wait to read more about these.
 
I already grabbed CBZ wedges for the year so I will leave the fun for other but can’t wait to see what other think of these as mine have been treating me very well so far
 
Great opportunity! CB wedges have caught my attention recently and couple that with Z alloy?
Color me interested! Good luck to all that apply
 
Good luck to all that apply.
 
Good Luck everyone. I've always preferred CBacks in longer Wedges for forgiveness.
Great Test.
 
Another great opportunity for THPers! I was planning on buying two new RTZ wedges tomorrow but now that opportunity comes up, Hmmm...
 
Step 1 – Cleveland RTZ
Step 2 – 50/60
Step 3 – I want to see how the feel compares directly to previous Cleveland CB wedges and the RTZ.
 
Oh heck yeah! I’m so down for this. I’ve had a shopping cart saved with two CBZ wedges for months now. I played two iterations of CBX wedges in the past and have played some of my best golf with them. The added forgiveness is real. I’m easily down for one wedge shank a round, but never seem to experience that with the CBX wedges. The newer version have to be an improvement with the Z-Alloy.

Here’s my application info:
Step 1 - Callaway Opus
Step 2 - 52 and 58 degrees
Step 3 - Z-Alloy is the big feature and if It really is 25% softer than CBX wedges, it will feel amazing!

Good luck all!
 
Step 1 – Cleveland RTZ (50/54/58)
Step 2 – 48/52
Step 3 – I've got a big gap between PW and my 50. Z-Alloy feels great on RTZ. Curious if I could tolerate the feel on this type of construction.
 
Another great testing opportunity for a great product

Good Luck to all who enter
 
Some folks are about to get a major upgrade to there wedge game! Thank you to THP for these oppertunities
 
Another great opportunity to test out some under the radar (to the general public) equipment!

Step 1: Sub70 JB Forged
Step 2: 54 and 58
Step 3: The Ultizip grooves draw me in the most. I'm chipping from the rough a lot, so getting more consistent spin from any lie could help my game.

If the testers need to be able to get these on course in the next 1-1.5 months you can throw my entry out
 
Another great opportunity!!
 
Sweet opportunity! These wedges are interesting to me, as they are quite different from what I usually play. I look forward to following along. Good luck to the applicants!
 
What a great test.

I should have waited before I bought mine. :ROFLMAO:

Good luck everyone.
 
I’m passing on this one. I don’t think golf will be in the cards during this month. I really like my Cleveland wedges that I have.
 
Really excited to see peoples feedback on these!
 
I'm in!

1) currently use TM Hi-TOE in 56 and 60

2) would like to test the 54 degree standard, and 60 degree full face

3) I am interested in seeing if I would prefer a more forgiving wedge. I have never used a CB wedge as an LW for example, and it's been years for a SW also
 
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Another awesome opportunity, good luck everyone!
 
Dan.The.King said:
Another great opportunity to test out some under the radar (to the general public) equipment!

Step 1: Sub70 JB Forged
Step 2: 54 and 58
Step 3: The Ultizip grooves draw me in the most. I'm chipping from the rough a lot, so getting more consistent spin from any lie could help my game.

If the testers need to be able to get these on course in the next 1-1.5 months you can throw my entry out
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Can you test indoors?
 
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