The most forgiving irons in golf - Cleveland Launcher XL Halo review
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- Опубликовано: 29 июл 2024
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If you are looking for the most forgiving golf irons, the Cleveland Launcher XL Halo is what you are looking for. In this video a mid and high handicap golfer test the irons out of the course. Are the Cleveland golf Launcher Halo XL, the most forgiving irons ever? Find out in this video.
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00:00 Introduction
00:53 First tee shot with 6-iron
02:16 Technology in the irons
04:02 29 handicapper tryes a tee shot with 6-iron
05:00 Note about the paint on the clubs++
05:56 Conclusion
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I now own a set of these Halo Irons & Fairway Woods. They are fabulous. I love my 3 Wood particularly. I am female with very high handicap so I have the best help with my game. Loove them.
I have the 5-wood and 4 hybrid from Halo, love them! Hit them great.
I purchased a set for my wife. Had them made same length like Pro Golfer Bryson DeChambeau. Major improvement in her game. So easy to hit!
Very creative, and extremely experimental. Did they change the swing weight on the clubs as well?
I had a local Golf Fitter adjust the swing weight to standard. @@GolfDuff
I have a set( 5- GW) of these possibly three models old. I liked them, even though I game single length irons 8- LW. You tend to get a draw flight which is great if you slice the ball. They tame the slice. For high handicappers, these can make sense as a long iron replacement and then blend in your cavity back irons above 33 degrees of loft. If I was starting again in golf I would be using the Cleveland Driver, Hywood hybrid, 7 wood and then some of these to GW. Then CBX2 wedges and a Frontline putter. Good value and helpful to sssist rapid improvement.
I have two sets of hybrids., the Mayjek and Tour Edge JMax. I’ve gone back to using the JMax because my dispersions was all over the place with my Mayjek clubs. It helped but still looking at up grade. I have it narrowed done to three and at this time, the Cleveland Launcher XL Halo is at the top of my interest list
Have you upgraded already? What did you decide to get?
Well we have seen the irons in action and they perform great. Didn't know about the other option. Nice. 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
Rock on!
Thanks for review
Thank you for watching😁👍
Quite an honest review. A good swing will bring out the best in them;-)
Thanks! Yeah, I was expecting them to magically fix my flaws, but they are still there unfortunately😆
i have the d9’s and the cleveland hb turbos , the cleveland’s are way easier to hit and are currently in my bag i play to between 6-9 on a tough links course.
I think I liked my D9 irons a bit more, because the head on the Halo irons felt to heavy for me. But it is a matter of getting fit for the right shaft as well. I really love hybrid irons though. Started playing with a set of Adams Idea hybrid irons back in the day. Really loved them.
I just purchased these for around $70 a club. Im a mid HC player but have slow swing speed and have never loved iron play being a sweeper not a divot taker. At the price I got them I had to take the chance. I currently game Ping 425's so I expect a big difference at address & hopefully at contact
How do you like them?
@@GolfDuff Unfortunately I returned to my G425s in the end. I just could not adjust whatever needed adjusting to hit these consistently. Maybe the shafts are just too soft or something. I like the theory behind them but in real life I cannot figure out how to play them better than normal irons
That is the exact same feeling I had, like the heads were too heavy for the shafts or something. Theory is great, but it is paramount to get fitted to the right shaft in these.
Try replacing the 6 iron with a regular 6 or 7 hybrid...you will crush the higher lofted traditional hybrids
Thanks, that's a great tip! I'll see what I can find to replace it.
Please do a review on the Mazel single length graphite irons. They are very affordable, but do they stack up to the hype?
Thank you.
I’ll do a review of Cobra Radspeed one length irons soon, they are old, but is my new set. And I absolutely love them.
Man, I want to play with you two--I shoot about the same. I have been looking at these clubs to improve my game. I am also considering the Cobra T Rails and the Wilson LP's. Thanks guys!
Would be great to play together, so if you are ever in Norway, let me know so we can go a few rounds together. That would be awesome! The irons are great, but I highly recommend doing a fitting. I didn't do that myself, and now I keep having second thoughts. But honestly, the XL Halo is very forgiving, and feels great. I don't like the T-rails that much, but I have only tried them indoors, and I felt they got stuck in the mat. But they seem to work for my friend Erlend. So go test them! Hybrid irons are great for us that struggle a little😉
@@GolfDuff thank you so much for the helpful feedback! I will let you know what I decide to buy. I am going Christmas shopping soon for new clubs. Thanks again-New sub!
I’m debating between these Cleveland irons and the new sub 70 799 irons.
The 799s look great also. But I would hope you got to try both sets first, but from my experience, you can´t go wrong with any of them. Both are great club makers, so you will be happy I am sure. Let me know what you ended up doing.
Appreciate the review, thanks! I'm a 19.5 handicap at the moment and my biggest miss is the chunky fat shot, wondering if these might help me out...
They just might. These irons go through the turf like nothing I have ever tried. So the dreaded fat shot and duff could get better for you. Worth checking out. My issue with them is that the head feels very heavy, so I am not a super fan anymore actually... But in the recent months my swing has been really bad, so that might have hurt my confidence a little.
@@GolfDuff It's funny, I like a heavier weight so it might be just the thing! I actually have a 4 iron coming in a trade and if it feels/looks good in my simulator I may pull the trigger on more! These things could be purple and orange and I would bag them if they helped my game, lol!
If you like them heavy, then they might be perfect for you. Let me know how it goes, and if you do decide to pull the trigger. And Marry Christmas Marty🎄
@@GolfDuff Will do, thank you and Merry Christmas!
Would you ever go back to single length?
I might... but I want more options of what kind of irons I can get in single length. But I liked it, so I am considering going back to it in the future.
@@GolfDuff I think it benefits a lot of high handicappers. I have a set of pinemedows pgxs and love them
It can benefit any handy cap level.
Sir at a certain point most players match the best they are going to get by themselves.
I would say that changing clubs is not the best way to improve. I mentioned it before what is your plan to play better?
Consistent coaching and on course playing lesson may help.?
They seem to fly off the club.
They make the ball fly hot off the club face for sure.
Not that good?
They are one of the most forgiving irons you can buy. But you should get fitted for them as the club head is much heavier than usual so what shaft you get is more important than on any other irons, in my opinion. I liked that the ball popped up in the air without effort, but getting the ball airborne has never been my issue. I usually get to high ball flight, and these made my ball fly straight up like a rocket. Not suitable for my swing.
Take some lessons for gods sake!
Funny! Probably a great idea.
@@GolfDuff seriously, i see some awful swings caddying at St Andrews by players who think the newest clubs will help their game. They don't. How much better do you think you'll play if you spend a grand on lessons instead of shiney new clubs?
@@tonyclark6297 That depends on the Coach you pick. Some just string you along and never teach you jack and some will do what you pay them for but you need to do your homework in choosing them before laying out a grand because in some cases you would at least have shiny clubs to show for it
@@billyc8121 you are correct, of course.