Cleveland CG 16 Wedge
Roger Cleveland founded Cleveland Golf based in Huntington Beach, California back in 1979. Originally, they were producing replicas classic golf clubs from the 40s and 50s and were very good with their wedges and now produces a full range of golf clubs. Roger Cleveland sold his company in 1990 to ski manufacturer Rossignol who were later acquired by Quicksilver in 2005. In 2007, Quicksilver sold Cleveland Golf and its subsidiary Never Compromise (putter) to Japan-based SRI Sports who owns Dunlop. It was later consolidated with Srixon. Most beginners or quite many golfers still play with a wedge that comes in a whole and complete set and it looks exactly like the other irons in the set. There is nothing wrong using these wedges except that if you really hope to improve on your short game in the long run, you will need to replace them with sharper surgical tools. A very good golfer can still play well with poorer equipment of course but excellent wedges when handled w...