Cleveland CG7 Black Pearl + More

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Just purchased the new Cleveland CG7 Black Pearl irons, one word to describe them: unbelievable. The black pearl finish allows you to analyze where you strike the ball (at least for now since they are new), and even on mis-hits closer to the hozel I was hitting the ball dead straight without losing a lot of distance. Let's put it this way, I live in Connecticut and don't get to play year round. I purchases these irons in December, and took them out last week for a first go around. I shot a 41 (15 handicap and been playing for 3 years) after 9, and that was without hitting a single ball since last season. These irons are extremely forgiving, and they stop the ball on a dime. The new zip grooves allow the ball the check when you need it, but not too much in scenarios when you want the ball to run. I would recommend these irons to any mid-high handicap player looking to improve their game, hands down. Although I haven't tried any other irons besides Callaway x-18, x-20, and x-22 irons, but I really couldn't imagine too many irons out on the market today that provide so much forgiveness. Here's what else is in my bag:

 

Driver: Ping Rapture

3 Wood: Ping Rapture V2

4 Hybrid: Taylormade Rescue

Lob Wedge: 61 degree Solus 7.1

Sand Wedge: 58 degree Cleveland CG14

Gap Wedge: 52 degree Bridgestone West Coast Design

Irons: Cleveland CG7 Black Pearl

 

I would also like to note that I have been an avid baseball player my whole life, playing Division I in my late teens in early 20's. Going from baseball to golf was an extremely hard transition, and even at my mid-20's I still struggle. My golf instructor gave lessons to a few major league baseball players (one of the reasons why I did so much research to find this guy) and he used to say "you have such a baseball swing". If you played baseball for a while, you know what I mean. Not transitioning weight from back to front, and really staying back on my rear foot which would cause me all sorts of problems (pulling the ball, nasty fades, etc). Although I still revert back to my baseball days now and then, these new irons have helped substantially. I know when people say its the golfer, not the irons. I can honestly that these irons will truley improve your game, without have to spend lots of $$$ on lessons. Take it from me.