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CG16 Wedge, Cleveland Golf says, has a "hint" of offset and a clubface that is slightly larger than that of the CG14 wedge.
That clubface incorporates Cleveland's Tour Zip Grooves, with additional lines of laser etchings in-between the grooves for added surface roughness and gripping power. This technology offers the maximum conforming dimensions within each groove whilst adding four laser-milled texture lines between each groove to increase the ball-to-club friction.
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Cleveland CG16 Wedge offers the playability and forgiveness of an iron, with the spin control of a wedge. In contrast to the Cleveland CG16 Irons that combine wedge technology into irons, the CG16 wedges now sport a cavity back design and a deeper, hollow cavity.
He stepped up to the putt with the aplomb of a golfer who has paid his dues. He has been pointing to the No. 1 spot ever since Westwood assumed it 17 weeks ago, taking it on points from Tiger Woods during a week when neither of them was playing.
If he can overcome Donald, he will become the first German to win a World Golf Championship event, and he will take another step toward cementing the position in the golf world that has long been predicted for him.
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Cleveland CG16 features a wide, constant sole design aimed to offer maximum forgiveness and bunker performance while maintaining shot-making versatility. It also display the company's "bounce fitting" indicators on their soles, by the number representing loft: One dot or two dots. One dot means the wedge's bounce is best suited for firm conditions and tight lies (or golfers with shallow attack angles); two dots indicates a bounce angle suited for a wider variety of playing conditions and golfers.
In a word, the CG16 has gone back to a straighter address line, which I like a lot.
