Clevaland

HiBore XL

• The triangular shape provides stability with less volume, allowing designers to create a face that’s roughly 10-percent larger than the current average.
• The head shape stiffens the body to improve sound.
• The weld line is further off the centre, improving face flex on off-centre hits.
• Cleveland used AI simulations of average golfers’ impact patterns to dial in the face’s variable thickness for maximising ball speed on mis-hits.
• Top 5 in Forgiveness, low-handicaps.
• 10.5 degrees (12-way adjustable hosel).

HiBore XL Lite

• At 10-percent lighter than the standard XL, the XL Lite targets moderate-swing-speed golfers looking to create more power with the same effort.
• The triangular head shape provides stability with less volume but with a face that’s roughly 10-percent larger than the industry average.
• The head’s internal weighting favours the heel side to create more slice-fighting draw bias.
• A winglet on the crown’s heel side increases the head’s stability as it moves towards impact.
• 10.5 degrees (adjustable hosel).