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Cleveland HB Soft 2 Black Putters
Cleveland HB Soft 2 Black Putters
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Cleveland HB Soft 2 Black Putters
Cleveland’s latest HB Soft 2 Black putters come in a vast range of 9 models, all in a glossy black finish. The shafts have been intricately crafted to increase stability, and the longer models in the range have been fitted with a 20g weight to ensure extra consistency. A dynamic groove milling pattern on the face ensures a consistent speed across the striking surface.
Features & Benefits
- The UST Mamiya All-In shafts on the new HB Soft 2 putters from Cleveland offer both excellent stability and the pleasing feel of a multi-material shaft
- A dynamic groove milling pattern on the clubface ensures a consistent speed across the striking surface for a predictable, reliable performance
- A 20g weight has been included within the butt end of the shaft on all models 35” and over to ensure a consistent swing feel across all models
- There are nine all-new putters in the HB Soft 2 Black line that have been carefully assembled for different putting styles, including a variety of arc strokes and hosel types:
- 1 – blade head suiting a slight arc stroke
- 8S – wide blade head suiting a slight arc stroke
- 10.5 – rounded mid-mallet suiting a slight arc stroke
- 11S – winged mid-mallet suiting a slight arc stroke
- 8C – blade head suiting a straight stroke
- 11 – winged mid-mallet with a forward alignment aid suiting a straight stroke
- 11C – winged mid-mallet with a rear alignment aid suiting a straight stroke
- 15 – wingless mid-mallet with a forward alignment aid suiting a straight stroke
- Retreve – a rounded mid-mallet with a central hole suiting a straight stroke
"These putters feel stable in your hands and offer a soft feel when hitting the ball, giving your putting a real confidence boost."
Andrew Sowerby
