Cleveland Huntington Beach Soft 11 Mens Right Hand Putter

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From a “volume of offering” standpoint, that would be an emphatic yes. Cleveland considers the HB SOFT Milled line to be an extension of the existing Huntington Beach SOFT putter family. And the innovative Frontline series is still current but is being discounted, which is a sign that it’s due for an update. Speed Optimized Face Technology: Provides consistent distance and speed control on every putt, even mishits. When it comes to putters, you have three distinct groups: the it’s all about looks and feel crowd, the it’s Scotty (or Betti) or bust crowd, and the those fancy putters won’t make you putt better, plus they’re too damned expensive crowd. The Odyssey White Hot Pro 2.0 is a forgiving blade-style putter with an insert. If the Stainless steel clubface that the Cleveland golf putters offer is not for you, this Odyssey may be worth looking into.

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Cleveland’s Huntington Beach putter line has been a decent performer in MyGolfSpy’s Most Wanted Testing, including a Top-5 finish in 2017. Along with Wilson’s Infinite putter line and the original Tommy Armours, they’ve offered top-notch value. The Huntington Beach SOFT 8 putter is single bend blade design that delivers a soft, buttery feel, enhanced speed control, and pure roll thanks to a precision milled face and Cleveland’s proprietary Speed Optimized Face Technology.ClubTester’s take (10-hdcp): “Feel for me was as good as it got. You can really tell when you don’t hit it perfect.” The face of the Huntington Beach Cleveland putter is precision milled for softer and more consistent roll. This milling pattern is used across the entire series of putters, and the 304 stainless steel provides excellent feel. Tournaments 2023 World Wide Technology Championship: How to watch, TV schedule, streaming, tee times

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For the Premier line, it’s an upgraded gray satin finish,” says Cleveland Marketing Director Brian Schielke. “In our player tests, it’s pretty split between golfers preferring the more classic silver finish and this kind of darker look.”

But the point of the Cleveland HB SOFT Milled putter line is affordable innovation. With each iteration, the HB line has added a meaningful tech twist. The price has inched up each go-round, too, but that’s a separate story. The premium line also has upgraded grips compared to the standard line. Specifically, we’re talking Cleveland-branded Lamkin Sinkfit pistol and skinny pistol grips.

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This series of Cleveland golf putters are one of the most affordable available in the world of golf. The Cleveland golf Huntington beach series released at a low price point and has only continued to drop since then. Our take: A total reinvention of the traditional hosel found on most putters, each TRUSS is designed to improve stability and performance, all without looking too radical when viewed from above. It’s akin to having the steadiness found in a mallet while still retaining the streamlined look of a heel-toe blade or half-mallet.Cleveland’s stance is that any of its putters will perform just as well as your Scotty, your Edel, your Bettinardi or any big-dollar boutique brand you can name, and do it at a fraction of the cost. If you’re in sales and marketing, that’s both a blessing and curse. Ensuring consistent speed control and distance performance, Cleveland's proprietary Speed Optimized Face Technology normalizes ball speed across the entire face of the putter, even on off-center putts. Each Huntington Beach Premier putter features a diamond CNC milling pattern, which increases friction for a truer, more consistent roll. ClubTester’s take (7-hdcp): “The dark finish gives it a classy look. I actually liked that it didn’t have a lot of bells and whistles.”