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Cleveland CG2 Iron set Golf Club
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Club Type: Iron set
Brand: Cleveland
Model: CG2
Product ID: EPID45991127
Description: • Low density, Carbon Metal Matrix construction provides improved stability at impact and allows for a lower, deeper Center of Gravity (CG) for higher initial launch trajectory• Perimeter-weighting supported by a small cavity back provid...
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10 of 11 people found this review helpful.
If you score low 80's high 70's or better this club will allow you to do much more with the ball than an entry level club. I like the offset on these clubs, more like a blade. The stiff shafts match my swing speed better. My ball flight is slightly lower. I can still spin the ball. They feel great and miss hits are straight but just short. The biggest bonus on these clubs is that I can work the ball left to right, which I couldn't do before. On my second round with the clubs I broke 80 (77) for the first time. I'm convinced.
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Cleveland CG2 Irons--These Sticks are Good!
) 5 of 5 people found this review helpful.
After reading a rating of the Cleveland CG2 irons, I decided to try them. After all, I had been using Cleveland wedges for years and I had always wondered why their irons weren't as popular.
The CG2s are nice, blade-looking irons with some of the forgiveness of cavity backs. The soles and top lines are blade-like. If you need size and thickness for confidence, do not stop here. However, if a blade-like appearance appeals to you, you can get the look and a little forgiveness here. It's easy to work the ball with these sticks and they go through rough like butter. They are long and they feel sweet on center hits; although, they do sting on miss hits. Unlike my former MP33s, the CG2s caused even my miss hits to fly within a club of center hits. They are lighter, thinner and longer than my old X-Tours and easy to clean.
The CMM (carbon metal matrix) is dull on feedback. You won't know a center hit by feel, except you feel a blunted impact. Next, the CMM also appears to slightly discolor and show wear quickly over time. It appears to be softer than steel, so you will see wear on the soles and maybe even some signs of a rust- like appearance in the grooves after regular use. Finally, the other down side is Cleveland irons depreciate rapidly over time. As a buyer, you can get real deals on used and new CG2s these days. Unlike their wedges, there is a shortage of people interested in purchasing Cleveland irons. Strange, but true.
Otherwise, these irons say, "game on". I really liked the CG2 irons. If you are a consistently good ball striker, I recommend them to you. They are a good buy if you are on a tight budget, or if you tend to keep your clubs a long time.
dafoxyman
"Beaten by skill, but NEVER by technology!"
The CG2s are nice, blade-looking irons with some of the forgiveness of cavity backs. The soles and top lines are blade-like. If you need size and thickness for confidence, do not stop here. However, if a blade-like appearance appeals to you, you can get the look and a little forgiveness here. It's easy to work the ball with these sticks and they go through rough like butter. They are long and they feel sweet on center hits; although, they do sting on miss hits. Unlike my former MP33s, the CG2s caused even my miss hits to fly within a club of center hits. They are lighter, thinner and longer than my old X-Tours and easy to clean.
The CMM (carbon metal matrix) is dull on feedback. You won't know a center hit by feel, except you feel a blunted impact. Next, the CMM also appears to slightly discolor and show wear quickly over time. It appears to be softer than steel, so you will see wear on the soles and maybe even some signs of a rust- like appearance in the grooves after regular use. Finally, the other down side is Cleveland irons depreciate rapidly over time. As a buyer, you can get real deals on used and new CG2s these days. Unlike their wedges, there is a shortage of people interested in purchasing Cleveland irons. Strange, but true.
Otherwise, these irons say, "game on". I really liked the CG2 irons. If you are a consistently good ball striker, I recommend them to you. They are a good buy if you are on a tight budget, or if you tend to keep your clubs a long time.
dafoxyman
"Beaten by skill, but NEVER by technology!"
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Excellent set for the low handicap playerReview created: 07/02/06
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boboberggren ( 6 )
3 of 3 people found this review helpful.
These golf clubs excellent for the player who wants shape their shots. It is very easy to draw, fade and punch the ball. I had more of a beginners golf set before, but now I feel I can do anything with the ball. I would recommend these clubs for any player, with a handicap lower than 10, that wants to develop their game.
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Very Solid and Very PlayableReview created: 09/06/08
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) 1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
These clubs are easy to line up, well balanced and have a very solid feel. If you are thinking about moving from a cavity back to blades, this would be a good start. Brian
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Cleveland CG2 Irons
) 1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
I love the look of these irons and the price was phenominal. The shipping was fast but what pleased me the most was these were advertised as "like new" but they were actually brand new. The grips were still wrapped in plastic!!!
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Fake ClubsReview created: 06/04/07
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1 of 3 people found this review helpful.
The clubs I received were not real Cleveland CG2's. This fact cannot be debated. High marks for returning my money quickly but that doesn't change the simple fact. I received fake clubs and had it not been for a fluke noticing a white line missing on the club face I never would have caught it. Unforgivable to me that I had to catch it and go through the effort of investigating it. The seller is very nice and responded to every question very quickly but buy at your own risk and check your clubs.
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Workable club, great feelReview created: 03/17/07
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newandold58 ( 1 )
1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
Bought mine new two seasons ago and the fact that the retail price on these hasn't dropped since introduction is a pretty good indicator of how solid these are.
Owned the Cleveland blades previous to these and these retain much of the blade feel with more forgiveness. Good feedback on shot quality. As others have mentioned, they setup very well with little offset. Clubbing distances are predictable. When my swing is on, these feel remarkable. On less than stellar days, they are fairly forgiving. On my best days, the 9 iron, pitching and sand wedge shots I've been able to dial in better than any club I've ever used, resulting in my best scores in 38 years of playing (while giving Dave Pelz short game bible it's due).
The satin finish is of higher grade than most cast clubs. Still looks great after two busy years on the course and range.
To sum it up, it's a club that will be able to give back what you put into it.
Fine for the occasional player, but rewards the better player with workability and feedback.
Owned the Cleveland blades previous to these and these retain much of the blade feel with more forgiveness. Good feedback on shot quality. As others have mentioned, they setup very well with little offset. Clubbing distances are predictable. When my swing is on, these feel remarkable. On less than stellar days, they are fairly forgiving. On my best days, the 9 iron, pitching and sand wedge shots I've been able to dial in better than any club I've ever used, resulting in my best scores in 38 years of playing (while giving Dave Pelz short game bible it's due).
The satin finish is of higher grade than most cast clubs. Still looks great after two busy years on the course and range.
To sum it up, it's a club that will be able to give back what you put into it.
Fine for the occasional player, but rewards the better player with workability and feedback.
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Quit looking for irons after finding the CG21 of 1 people found this review helpful.
I'm a 6 handicapper that has been looking for the right irons for a long time.
I've played with Titleist, Mizuno and lots of other irons. I didn't like the feel and feedback of the ball from anything that I tried. Then I bought a set of Cleveland TA3. Loved them instantly. When they wore out I got a set of Cleveland CG2's. These are even better. Easy to hit for even a mid handicapper. The distance out of these are incredible. 160 yard 8 iron is now the norm. The feel is perfect. Easy to tell exactly how the last ball was hit. The clubs have a small top line that looks good to the eye at address. There is no offset at the hosel so getting the correct setup is easy also. There is a small cavity in the back so these are easier to get up in the air than blades. In all I believe that Cleveland has hit a home run with these clubs. I won't be looking at any others for a long time.
I've played with Titleist, Mizuno and lots of other irons. I didn't like the feel and feedback of the ball from anything that I tried. Then I bought a set of Cleveland TA3. Loved them instantly. When they wore out I got a set of Cleveland CG2's. These are even better. Easy to hit for even a mid handicapper. The distance out of these are incredible. 160 yard 8 iron is now the norm. The feel is perfect. Easy to tell exactly how the last ball was hit. The clubs have a small top line that looks good to the eye at address. There is no offset at the hosel so getting the correct setup is easy also. There is a small cavity in the back so these are easier to get up in the air than blades. In all I believe that Cleveland has hit a home run with these clubs. I won't be looking at any others for a long time.
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CG2 iron setReview created: 09/07/09
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mrsyoshiike ( 9 )
Sorry to be late inform you.
This is very good purchased, I played several times and I like very much your CG2 iron set which is very good condition and good price.
I appreciated the seller's quick response with taking care iron set.
Thank you very much.
The buyer
This is very good purchased, I played several times and I like very much your CG2 iron set which is very good condition and good price.
I appreciated the seller's quick response with taking care iron set.
Thank you very much.
The buyer
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Great purchaseReview created: 09/05/09
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Very quick shipping, good, quick communication communication from seller. My son loves the irons. Great price.
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Cleveland CG2 IronsReview created: 03/07/09
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A solid players club with some forgiveness. Excellent feel, distance and trajectory. Purchased a used T Stamp set and the swingweights were perfectly matched. Cleveland is a quality company and their customer service department is excellent. I found that some of the irons were 4 degrees flat from the prior owner. Sent them back and Cleveland adjusted them to 1 degree flat at no charge.
Review ID: 10000000011009717
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Very GoodI brought the Cleveland CG2 irons and I really like them.The irons were good Shape.I've own others clubs before, I think are going to be my mean set.Overall, I'd recommend the CG2's to other customers.
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good looking cleveland cg2 ironsReview created: 12/02/08
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what a look! best iron design among cleveland. classic. hey, good look is deceiving cause it plays awsome as well. easy to work the ball, play straight, whatever the task, it gets done. i wouldn't say the feel is as crisp as mizuno irons, but good enough, and better than most. highly recommend.
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Cleveland CG2 and CG1 Mix SetReview created: 11/03/08
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I bought a used set of CG2 (3-6) and CG1 (7-PW) on Ebay. They are a great set of clubs. I may be bias because I love to hit Cleveland clubs, but they are so smooth. The CG1's are blades, but easy to hit if you have a smooth swing. The CG2's are about the same, with a little more forgiveness. I didn't loose any distance from my previous cavity back set, Cleveland TA5's. High ball flight even with DD S300 shafts.
I was able to shape the ball flight when I tried.
If you're looking to try Blades for the first time, this are a good start, the CMM metal is soft and there's not a harsh feedback on mishits, but its there.
The soft metal does scratch up pretty easily, but nothing that affects ball striking.
I definitely would recommend these clubs.
I was able to shape the ball flight when I tried.
If you're looking to try Blades for the first time, this are a good start, the CMM metal is soft and there's not a harsh feedback on mishits, but its there.
The soft metal does scratch up pretty easily, but nothing that affects ball striking.
I definitely would recommend these clubs.
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Great ClubsReview created: 10/06/08
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I bought this set of iron heads because i already have a set of project x shafts. Although it is very hard to find just iron heads on ebay when i saw these i had to bid. The pictures showed skuffs on the bottom of the clubs but pics dont always show everything. They are alot more beat up then i thought. But the faces were in great shape. So they are still very playable. So i really cant complain too much. It was no fault of the seller at all he took great pics and tried to describe them as best he could. But all in all i have the set of irons i wanted. Thanks Ebay
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Good BuyThis is a solid set of clubs. I got a great deal on them and upgraded from my cheapy set that i've had for about 10 years. They are a little heavier with the steel shafts, which i like.
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CG2's great club, low priceReview created: 06/27/08
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For some reason Cleveland doesn't have much resale value, so i got these clubs for next to nothing. I upgraded from the Cleveland TA-7 and am very pleased with the CG2's. They are a bit longer, and while they are a little less forgiving, they look so clean and hit so well it is definitely a good upgrade. I am very pleased.
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Nice irons!I already owned a set of CG4 irons which are in my opinion the best irons I've hit. I purchased the CG2's for a little stiffer shaft Dyn Gold S300's and a little less offset. I was not disappointed. These irons hit as good as my CG4's but gave me what I was looking for.
These irons have a forged feel and have fairly good forgiveness for off center hits. Distance is excellent. These are slightly lower hitting than the CG4's which is a good thing.
Overall, I'm very pleased with these irons. Great look, feel, distance, trajectory, and forgiveness. What more could you ask for?
These irons have a forged feel and have fairly good forgiveness for off center hits. Distance is excellent. These are slightly lower hitting than the CG4's which is a good thing.
Overall, I'm very pleased with these irons. Great look, feel, distance, trajectory, and forgiveness. What more could you ask for?
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previosly adjustment not noted0 of 1 people found this review helpful.
irons had been bent 2 degrees flat. this had work hardened the hosels and made adjustment difficult at best.
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I have New ClubsReview created: 04/02/07
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0 of 1 people found this review helpful.
this is one of the most painless transactions ever for me on Ebay. The clubs were in better condition that was advertised. I'd definiately will buy from this seller again.
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Cleveland CG2 ironsReview created: 12/18/06
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I bought new to me, but slighty used set of clubs, for a fraction of what they cost new. I'm notgood enough to tell the difference between new and used,but my wallet sure can. E-bay is the way to go. Just make sure you buy what fits you. I'm very satisfied
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Want to work the ball?I have found this club to be very forgiving and I'm really able to work the ball. The clubhead has a nice heavy feel to it and feels very solid through impact. Eventhough it feels solid through impact, it still has that soft feel. My only complaint is that the PW loft is a little too strong for me. Great club! Would highly recommend these clubs to anyone!
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Superb ClubExcellent purchase on my part. I find this club to have excellent feedback as far feel is concerned. The best Irons I have ever bought, and the price was right!
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