Buying Guides: Best Cleveland wedges

Cleveland is a strong brand renowned for manufacturing high quality golf equipment – especially wedges. That’s what we will be focussing on in this buying guide.

Their tour-quality CBX wedge is loved by pros and recreational players alike and is one of their standout golf clubs.

If you are a new golfer or have been in the game for many years, chances are there is a Cleveland club on the market that could be a good fit for you.

Cleveland offer a wide variety of different bounces and grinds too, so whether you have a tendency to get too steep or too shallow, you’re covered with Cleveland.

Below we have selected our favourites Cleveland wedges on the market that should be considered when purchasing a new wedge. If you’re still working on honing your short game, be sure to give our guides on the best forgiving putters and best golf chippers a read too.

Best Cleveland wedges

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Best Cleveland wedges: Cleveland RTX ZipCore Golf Wedge

Push the boundaries of wedge performance, traditional in design with ZipCore. This is a unique performance enhancer with a low-density core that sits at the heart of RTX. ZipCore shifts the centre of gravity while raising MOI, adding spin, enhancing control, and boosting consistency on all your shots.

Pros:

• Excellent feel
• Classic shaping
• Premium spin

Cons:

• Fewer sole grinds on offer than some

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Best Cleveland wedges: Cleveland CBX ZipCore Golf Wedge

Featuring a hollow cavity design the CBX Zipcore wedge has a weight in the tow with a hollow chamber near to the heel which makes this a wonderfully balanced wedge that offers a superb level of forgiveness regardless of where on the face the ball is struck. Cleveland’s tried and tested Zipcore technology has been applied to the CBX range for the first time and this low-density core sits at the heart of the wedge, reducing vibrations and perfecting the centre of gravity. It also helps to boost the M.O.I. which improves forgiveness still further.

Pros:

• Excellent feel
• Easy to hit and flight
• Plenty of forgiveness

Cons:

• Sound is a little clicky on short shots

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Best Cleveland wedges: Cleveland CBX Full-Face Golf Wedge

Unleash your short game creativity with the all-new Cleveland CBX Full-Face. Featuring full-face grooves for unprecedented forgiveness and versatility, the Cleveland CBX Full-Face is your new go to wedge for every green side shot you can imagine. With an extended high toe section that makes flop shots a breeze, and a half-cavity design that offers that pure strike feel, the Cleveland CBX Full-Face delivers full-face forgiveness to your short game.

Pros:

• Full-face grooves come in handy
• Really forgiving
• Versatile sole design

Cons:

• A little more offset than we like

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Best Cleveland wedges: Cleveland RTX Full-Face Golf Wedge

The Cleveland RTX Full Face wedges feature a full hosel-to-toe groove pattern allowing you to strike it off the toe whenever you need to and still have great spin with total control. To enhance open-faced shots, these wedges feature an optimal High-Toe shape which lets you open up the face with confidence. A low-density core sits at the heart of RTX Full-Face, repositioning the centre of gravity and boosting overall MOI and helping you strike more shots on the sweet spot.

Pros:

• Loads of spin across the face
• Great out of bunkers
• Extremely versatile

Cons:

• High-toe design won’t suit some

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Best Cleveland wedges: Cleveland CBX 2 Golf Wedge Black Satin

The New Cleveland CBX2 black wedge is here. and what a great looking helpful tool this will be. Chunk, flub, duff, miff there’s a lot of ways to say it, but only one wedge to fix it. This is the Cleveland CBX 2: the black colour frames the ball brilliantly – with more spin, plenty of versatility, and a whole lot of forgiveness. It’s a cavity back wedge for cavity back golfers, and it’s your ticket to better short game shots. Simple as the design.

Pros:

• Extremely forgiving
• Good control on full shots
• Great feel

Cons:

• Not as good-looking as other models

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