Cleveland Golf HB3 Men's Hybrid Iron Set (3-PW)

Cheap Cleveland Golf HB3 Men's Hybrid Iron Set (3-PW) Low Price By : Cleveland | Go to store Price : Please check price In Stock The best hybrid iron set we have ever produced. The new HB3 is Lighter, Faster and LONGER! With its advanced internal weighting and its forgiving design, this seamless transition FULL hybrid iron set inspires confidence at address while providing supreme launch conditions. The HB3 comes equipped with our NEW Action Ultralite graphite shaft, which is 15 grams lighter with a lower kick point than its predecessor. This combination results in faster clubhead speeds, higher launch angles and the longest hybrid iron set engineered by Cleveland Golf.The HB3 hybrid iron set--a Golf Digest 2010 Hot List award winner--is lighter, faster, and longer than any hybrid set Cleveland Golf has ever produced. With advanced internal weighting and a forgiving design, this full set inspires confidence at address while providing optimum launch conditions. Weight removal on the crown and sole recesses allow for internal discretionary weight placement and a 12% deeper face-to-center-of-gravity depth than Cleveland's popular HiBORE XLi irons. The HB3 iron set is the lightest, fastest, longest hybrid iron set Cleveland Golf has ever created. The new sole design provides recessed sections to reduce drag and improve turf interaction, while maintaining wide sole characteristics for increased control and forgiveness. Each club has an Action Ultralite graphite shaft, which is 15 grams lighter and has a lower kick point than its predecessor. This combination results in faster clubhead speeds, higher launch angles, and increased distance. Club Specifications Club Loft (degrees) Lie (degrees) Steel Length (inches) Graphite Length (inches) Swing weight Offset Value (inches) #3 20 58 39.25 40 D1 0.105 #4 23 59 38.5 39.25 D1 0.095 #5 26 60 37.75 38.5 D1 0.090 #6 29 60.5 37.25 38 D1 0.080 #7 32 61 36.75 37.5 D1 0.070 #8 36 61.5 36.25 37 D1 0.070 #9 40 62 35.75 36.5 D1 0.070 PW 44 62.5 35.5 36.25 D1 0.070 DW 49 63 35.25 36 D3 0.070 SW 55 63 35 35.75 D4 0.070 Limited One-Year Warranty Cleveland Golf warrants its golf club products to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for one year from the date of first retail sale. This warranty does not apply to wear or damage from abnormal use, misuse, abuse, neglect, or accident, or to products which have been repaired or modified other than by Cleveland Golf. About Cleveland Golf Roger Cleveland began producing and selling golf clubs in 1979. Cleveland Golf started as a company known for producing exquisite replicas of classic golf clubs from the 1940s and 1950s. In 1990, Rossignol, the world's largest ski manufacturer, purchased Cleveland Golf. New high-tech products called VAS woods and irons were introduced and sales continued to grow. Corey Pavin won the U.S. Open in 1995 with these products, which provided greater awareness of the Cleveland brand. As a sponsor of the Byron Nelson Championship and Cleveland Collegiate Palmetto Championship (University of South Carolina, Aiken), Cleveland Golf is heavily involved in player development with support to junior, collegiate, and developmental tour golf. The company is also title sponsor of the annual father-son tournament held at Pebble Beach and the Wee-ko-pa tournament held in Arizona. Cleveland Golf is proud to count among its professional tour staff members: Vijay Singh, Boo Weekley, Joe Durant, David Howell, and many others. Lightest, fastest, and longest hybrid iron set Cleveland Golf has ever made Weight removal on crown and sole recesses allow for internal discretionary weight placement and 12% deeper face-to-center-of-gravity depth than popular HiBORE XLi irons Sole design provides recessed sections to reduce drag and improve turf interaction, while maintaining wide sole characteristics for increased control and forgiveness Action Ultralite graphite shaft is 15 grams lighter and has lower kick point than its predecessor Includes limited one-year manufacturer's warranty

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These Raisins Put it Down the Middle Every Time...

I have a new favorite commercial. You have to hand it to Heineken; despite not being a particular fan of their product (I'm more of a Belgian beer guy), they have some great advertisements.

The most recent series of ads (featuring a couple of 30-ish guys who win the lotto and move to a retirement community in Florida to live the "easy life") are, in my opinion, the best commercials out there now (I will literally stop fast-forwarding the DVR and rewind to the beginning of the spot so I can watch the full 30 seconds).

The latest in the ad series has the guys on the golf course, teeing-off with their new retiree pals. The opening line: "Wanna learn how to play golf? Play with old guys. These raisins put it down the middle every time" is not as much a slam on old guys as it is showing them respect. Mr. 30-something explains that since one of his new geriatric buddies (a former WWII sniper) slowed down his swing, he's adjusted to a "more mature game."

He effortlessly smacks one down the fairway. Another retiree uses his range-finder to gauge the distance - he enthusiastically announces, "156!" It's at this point when I begin chuckling uncontrollably - much to the chagrin of my wife, who is next to me on the couch. "I don't get it." she says. I try to explain how older-types hit it short but straight and how that usually bests the younger guns, who typically spray it like they're dousing the rough with DDT (of course, I first have to explain to her that 156 yards is not very far for a tee-shot).

Being a non-golfer, my wife still finds it humorless. But this is what I love about that commercial - it's not just an ad that features golf, but an ad geared toward golfers - anyone who doesn't play doesn't get it.

I've posted previously about my great uncle (coincidentally, also a WWII vet) who would usually beat me despite my ability to out-drive him by 60 yards or more. No matter how addicted we are to distance, a slower swing usually results in more consistent scores.

So here's to all the golfers out there with senior-flex shafts and a more "mature" game - I'll meet you on the green...right after I walk through poison ivy, shank one off a tree trunk and check myself for ticks.

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