Cleveland Golf Launcher XL Halo Iron Set

I have been a habitually low ball hitter. Low height = less distance & less ability to hold greens. With these irons, I'm able to get a nice high ball flight. They land like lawn darts on the greens. Even with a bad strike on the ball, you will still get decent height and distance out of them. They are a lot easier to hit then my old Mizuno forged irons. Pros: -Nice high ball flight. Great for folks that have trouble getting the ball up in the air. -Wide sole + glide rails makes swinging on most surfaces effortless, most of the time (See Cons). -High MOI. Straighter and longer distance on bad strikes. (Also, it feels like it's helping me square up my clubs for nice straight shots. YMMV). -Chipping feels easier due to high MOI and springy club face, most of the time (See neutral). Neutral: -Looks. They don't look like conventional irons. Folks on the Internet seem to hate them. I personally like them. They look funky. YMMV. -Need to get used to the springy club face on chips for distance control. Cons: -Reduced feel. These are hollow cast iron clubs with a springy face. I can definitely tell the difference coming from a forged iron set. -Paint quality isn't the best. I have played 5 rounds + 4 outings at the range. They already look a bit beat up. -You might have some difficulty hitting out of really dense roughs due to the wide sole. -Ability to work the ball. I have seen a video, where in the right hands, you can work the ball. But, these clubs are not aimed at players that work the ball. YMMV. Overall great irons. I highly recommend them, especially at their current reduced price ($468 for 5 to GW w/graphite shaft.)

Love these clubs.

Clubs are great. Being a half inch shorter is initially hard at first as I’m 6’3”,but I adjusted. I’m inclined to think now it helps to stay down on my backswing. My accuracy improved.

Sport sent clubs out on time as promised. First 9 with clubs I hit every green off tee on Executive course. Every shot went straight with more power less effort.

Started golfing again recently at 63 years old, I had a buddy who traded some Wilson blades to me. Really like the blades but I think they were too hard for me to play good with them at my skill level. I play double bogey golf mostly but can par holes every once in a while. (My swing speed is around 70mph). So decided to look into game improvement irons. Looked at several brands. Looked at YouTube reviews and decided on the Clevelands because of their golf improvement qualities as reviewed and distance (value pricing seemed excellent). I bought the graphite shafts in regular flex. So started practicing with them. First time out not so good, second time out much better. I noticed that they will keep you in the game even if they are not hit in exactly the sweet spot. Love how they feel, like your hitting the sweet spot all the time. Anyways I fell completely in love with them the second time out and here's why. I was on a long par 3, 230ish yarder. I used the 5-iron thinking I won't make it all the way leaving it short then I'll chip on to the green. Well to my very pleasant surprise the 5 iron landed the ball on the collar. I have never ever in my whole life hit a 5 iron more than about 150-160 yds. This shot went over 200 yards so I am completely amazed and excited. I'm sold on the irons, good job Cleveland. Only thing I had reservations about was their appearance, but I forgot about all that when I hit the 5 iron over 200 yards. I could really care less about how they look now. My buddy who had purchased the Wilson D7's hit his 4 iron about 5 yards farther than my 5 iron. Love the way the Wilsons look but I'll take the Clevelands any day cause of the distance. Side note, I have been working hard on learning how to compress the golf ball, I think that's part of the reason it went so far, got a hold of it good. Good luck out there fellow golfers.

Getting older my swing speed has gotten much slower and I was having a hard time getting my low and mid irons up in the air. With the large sweet spot and the hollow club the ball flies off the club allowing me to get the ball up higher like when I was younger. These have a very large sweet spot. I would say largest out of all the irons I've tested. If you can get past the thick top line and the look at address these are great clubs.

Best!!

because of the 5.5 shafts i find it easier on my body to hit these than stiff irons. i find that the loft is tremendous but im having to adjust to determine distance on each club vs the stiff irons i have been hitting. i do find that im able to hit these clubs straighter than my other clubs. again once i find the distance for me on each club i really think it will make a big difference on my game. at age 70 and a handicap of 12 im trying to get down to a 10 or a 9. but i am diffinately keeping these clubs for sure. i was dissappointed that they did not come with head covers.

Just excellent

Huge sweet spot. Seem like you can hit the ball anywhere on the face and it will go where you aimed it. Regular graphite shafts seem much better for a 60+ golfer. Heads are big, but your view at address is similar to that of a regular iron, due to the black painting on the rear of the club. I will replace grips with larger ones, although the stock grips would be great for anyone who normally plays a standard size. I would highly recommend these clubs! KS