Cleveland HiBore XLS Draw
| Brand: | Cleveland |
| Model: | HiBore XLS Draw |
| Player: | Men |
| Hand: | Right |
| Loft: | 9, 10.5, 12.5 |
| Shaft Type: | Graphite |
| Shaft Flex: | Regular, Stiff |
| Type: | Driver |
Manufacturer's Description
This driver features maximum clubhead dimensions, along with weighted Stability Foils in the deep heel and toe to increase the MOI 13-percent over its predecessor, the highly successful HiBore XL for straighter drives. It has a 3-degree closed face, a forward hosel design, and internal heel weighting to promote more distance and a draw ball flight. It also features a 17-percent larger face area than its predecessor, and features Full Face Performance that extends the Hot Zone of its USGA-maximum .830 COR across a larger face area for more distance, even on off-center hits. Its energy transfer core is engineered of thin, lightweight titanium spines that direct energy to the ball for more efficient transfer and higher ball speeds.
This driver features maximum clubhead dimensions, along with weighted Stability Foils in the deep heel and toe to increase the MOI 13-percent over its predecessor, the highly successful HiBore XL for straighter drives. It has a 3-degree closed face, a forward hosel design, and internal heel weighting to promote more distance and a draw ball flight. It also features a 17-percent larger face area than its predecessor, and features Full Face Performance that extends the Hot Zone of its USGA-maximum .830 COR across a larger face area for more distance, even on off-center hits. Its energy transfer core is engineered of thin, lightweight titanium spines that direct energy to the ball for more efficient transfer and higher ball speeds.
ClubTest
Our ClubTest Panel Says:
Does what it promises; it's a well-balanced club that comfortably manages your misses; offset encourages a draw, helps to prevent slicing; nice, aggressive ball flight that gets up very easily and pierces the sky; steady distance output; overall, an upgrade over last year's version; now-familiar HiBore cosmetics don't look so wacky anymore; Cleveland does a good job hiding the offset.
ClubTest May 2008: Drivers -- Max Game-Improvement
Does what it promises; it's a well-balanced club that comfortably manages your misses; offset encourages a draw, helps to prevent slicing; nice, aggressive ball flight that gets up very easily and pierces the sky; steady distance output; overall, an upgrade over last year's version; now-familiar HiBore cosmetics don't look so wacky anymore; Cleveland does a good job hiding the offset.
ClubTest May 2008: Drivers -- Max Game-Improvement
