New Cleveland putters - Oct 2019

Love them! Finally someone heard all the customer demand for alignment line on the top and not the flange!

The faces look like a step back from such clean designs, but they look very nice.

Looking forward to getting an opportunity to test these out. Digging the Elevado and the Cero.

Too busy, too cast-looking. Almost bought one of the Huntington ones, not tempted by all the louvers and fins.

I suddenly have the urge to play Tetris.

look good, they need to be the right price..

I really like my center shaft hb soft 11. Hoping they have a center shaft option in this line up

Love the look of the putters themselves. Have seen them in the store and they do look really good. I HATE the grip they chose for these though. Easy change, but still.

> @madaboutgolf said:

> look good, they need to be the right price..

Retail is:

4.0 - $179

Cero, Iso, Elevado, - $199

I’ve seen them less on eBay already.

> @Unteachable said:

> I really like my center shaft hb soft 11. Hoping they have a center shaft option in this line up

Nope.

L neck - in the 4.0

Cero, Iso and Elevado have- Double Bend and Slant Neck options.

1 neat aspect is it’s only $10 for Custom Paint Fill on Cleveland’s site.

Lamkin makes great grips I'm just not sure what they were thinking with that model. Looks HUGE. Weighs 120 grams, basically a counterweight grip.

Most of these are fugly as all getout. Huntington’s were beautiful, these fell from space.

Not loving the look of these.

Rolled them today, nice look and feel. The price is right too!

Ernie Els was putting with one of these models recently.

I like the general shape and colors of these. I don't understand all the different materials -- and I assume technological theories -- going on with these faces. The whole concept of bringing most of the perimiter weighting all the way forward seems to contradict what everone else has been doing for decades, but maybe this will prove to be a real breakthrough. Interesting to see how it plays out, especially at this price point. I love Cleveland's Huntington Beach SOFT line -- that face really works for me as well as Ping's Tru Roll.

Stick to wedges.

Rolled the elevator and these things do roll very smooth. Balls come off the face effortless. Very good putters.

I think the Elevado model has some serious potential but why Cleveland keeps choosing to go with 370g head weights is beyond me...way, WAY too heavy!

I'm interested to see these in person. I have a Huntington and I think they are the best quality putters for the price. The grips look a little weird but who really cares, if it helps me make more putts it's worth a try. I really like that they do offer the 370g heads. I use a putter at 33" and this seems to be the perfect weight for me at that length.

> @jtitleist12 said:

> I think the Elevado model has some serious potential but why Cleveland keeps choosing to go with 370g head weights is beyond me...way, WAY too heavy!

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Yeah, l actually bought an Elvado on release, I took it back, just felt way, way too heavy, and the grip was also far too heavy for me. I might be able to game the Anser style head, I think that one is only 350g, and I would have to try a different grip.

I need to get out and roll a few with these to see if they'll supplant the huntington beach soft on the club wish list.

Wow....

I went into Carl’s Golfland to pick up a Scotty Cameron Phantom X 6STR to go along with my Spider X and ended up walking out absolutely questioning every decision I’ve ever made without trying new things first. I hit the Scotty and enjoyed every second of it but, then I picked up the Cleveland Frontline Elevado putter and had a few putts with it, with no intention on even trying to like it, after a few putts I was pretty surprised at how great it looked behind the ball and how smooth the roll was, but it wasn’t enough to sway me away from the Phantom X, then I saw the Cero............so I picked it up, rolled 1 putt and immediately fell in love, everything about it fit my eye absolutely perfectly, what the fluk..... I then continued to roll putt after putt with it, about 25 minutes later I was just standing there, wondering what to do..... I don’t know what it was about the Cero, but I’ve also never clicked so quickly with a putter in my entire life, I didn’t end up buying it as I was just too confused, now I’m regretting not buying it for my round tomorrow.

Fluk.....

Picked up the Cero. LOVE It!

Guys, try these putters. Cleveland developed an absolute game changer. Price point aside, the Cero and Elevado are absolutely phenomenal. I would happily pay $400 for these on performance alone.