Cleveland Golf Niblick Additional Features: Next we have a pretty typical offset iron, hozzel to leading-edge transition, when we talked to a lot of our tour players, this is the most critical shape aspect for any clubs, irons or wedges, so we wanted to make sure that looks very familiar to players at the address position. And then finally we made 35 inches, and the head is slightly heavier than a typical wedge to feel more like a potter. It sets up a lot more upright than a wedge, so that allows players to get a lot closer to the ball and have a lot more control on short game shots around the green, it can be used as a chipper. But one unique feature about the Niblick is that in addition to being great on shots around the green, we engineered the loft, there's two lofts, there's a 37° and a 42, the 37 obviously would chip shots a little bit lower, but it's called the Niblick nine and is designed with the length headway and loft that hit on a full shot on full power will go the distance of a nine iron. So say you hit your nine iron 130 yards, you'll hit the Niblick nine 130 yards. Similarly the 42 is probably the most versatile loft, it can be lofted a little bit higher in the air around the green to hit softer pitches into the green that is designed to go pitching wage distance, and of course we included all of the technology that is also featured on the CG14 wedge, we have the zip grooves to improve contact out of imperfect lies like the rough, dirt, sand, pine needles, what have you, and it also has a gel back in certain to optimize feel. In a nutshell that is the Niblick from Cleveland golf.
