Cleveland Frontline putters (In-hand pics of all 4 models)

I tried this over the weekend and really liked it. Felt great. Keep it up Cleveland!

I'd roll that Elevado model...

I like the Cero. I also love the fact that these come with black, single bend shafts. A great move.

I'll probably get one.

> @Bubb said:

> I'll probably get one.

The most GolfWRX-y statement ever.

Cleveland Putters.

An answer to a question few people would bother to ask.

> @Konklifer said:

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> The most GolfWRX-y statement ever.

I've already got one.....

Cleveland/Srixon kills the game shaft/grip stock wise. These look great, headcover and grip font look like something one could pick up at Sports Authority though lol. Aside from that, super clean.

looks great!

Will I have to loft up?

That Iso looks... cringey.

The elevado and cero look good though.

370g is a deal breaker though...

I was impressed by these. Cleveland does a great job at producing a putter that has great performance and tech without the crazy high price tag.

Would the face weights cause the putter to de-loft through the stroke?

> @Mike_C said:

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> I've already got one.....

Which one and how do you like it?

I’m no physicists but reading the “how it works” description, it seems the mallet styles would be counter-productive to the intent of this design...but that’s probably why the back end portions of the mallets are so wispy? Just wondering...I’d love to try one.

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> Which one and how do you like it?

I got the Elevado Slant neck. Played one round, putted OK. Speed control was pretty good, feel is very good IMO, misses were bad reads, not really bad putts, rolled it pretty good on the practice green. Not sure about the length, I have been playing 34-34.5 inch putters recently, I got a 35 as that is what they had in stock. The head is 370 grams, and plays heavy to me at 35, especially with the grip which is kind of heavy, the Lamkin website says it is 120 grams. I have been messing with it around the house on my putting mat and choking up, and it feels much better weight wise, except when you choke down on the grip you lose the feel of the pistol shape of the grip, which I like. I might exchange it for a 34 inch model, or I could take the grip off and have them cut it down an inch, and maybe try another grip, if I can get them to save the grip I would have it put back on.

I really like the all black look with the white sight line, really makes it stand out, not that this one is unique, other than the 2135 concept. I could just tell right away if my take away was out of kilter as I started my stroke, might have to make me rethink about all this stuff about color and putters as I have been pretty much been using silver or copper type colors for a long time.....

Any reviews on the blade one?

Store tested all four. Surprised at how nice these feel. The Iso is a bit strange to look at but is very stable. I was most accurate with it. Rolls great. Also like the Cero. Always go for the rounder shapes.

I bought the elevado off a member here on golfwrx. I really like the feel. Apparently he didn’t like it but it has been really good for me. Stroke feels really good the face contact has a unique feel but results have been good so far.

> @Chal said:

> If anyone knows a shop that carriers these to see in person, please let me know. Indiana or Ohio. The golf galaxy info to, did not have.

https://www.clevelandgolf.com/en/stores

Really like the Elevado. I currently play with the Huntington Beach 11, which has been a great putter for me. Super underrated for what it is.

I would really like to try the blade. Even more if they had the Newport style bumpers.

But I keep associating these with: