Cleveland Huntington Beach Putters

[bripgall3265]

You can find the older model HB's for a song.... Some NOS for less than $60.

[8overpar]

I've had the HB4 for 2 weeks. Bought new for $90. For what you get that's a crazy price. The deep milling is a bit much and softened it up to the mush side for me even on a TP5X. Apparently good timing too as it's not not the Cleveland site anymore but they do have a few new models called HB Soft but the milling is less aggressive on those.

I'll game it for a bit and see how it does on the course. Around the house it's great.

[rocketmutt]

I just picked up a #1 for a song, stupid low price and how could i pass it up. Been using at the house and i love it so far, no course time with it yet (might not happen depending on winter here). Absolutely love the face milling!

[MaineMariner]

Can anyone tell me the approximate toe hang of the #11 model? I'm looking for a slant neck mallet with 45+ degrees of toe hang to have as a back-up and the #11 may just fit the bill. A picture of the toe hang would work too. The Cleveland website was not very helpful and the online chat even less so.

Thanks!

[hdgolf44]

Picked up a Huntington Beach #10 over the summer.

Had been looking for a plumbers' neck mallet (i.e. toe hang) and the price was right. Threw on a SS Traxion Tour 3.0 on it and it's been a great add to my collection. The Milled face produces a very soft touch/feel IMO.

Having used exclusively Anser-styles for the most part it is a nice change of pace without having to deal with the l face-balanced styles on most mallets/fangs/spiders/etc.

[CyFan]

Played a #11 slant neck part of last year. It has quite a bit of toe hang, more like a heal shafted putter - well past 45 degrees. Nice putter, quite heavy.

[cah588]

Picked up an original Huntington Beach 11 (second go-around with this model) for $7 and change at the local PIAS store.  Replaced the worn out grip with a standard size model.  Incredible feel form the deep milling, all metal face - not an insert guy.  Getting used to the heavier head (played original Anser for 35+ years, which is extremely light compared to the current heavier trend).  The heavier head definitely promotes a very smooth stroke with a very light grip.  An easy no-brainer choice, especially at that price.