Cleveland CBX 2

That's why I love the new Cleveland CBX 2 wedge. This is a cavity-back wedge that's going to match the rest of your set. Unless you're on tour, you ne...

My first attempt not so good, club was in 2 pieces? not so good for a wedge lol, sent email to company and got my new intact wedge only a few days later,, customer service good

The picture shown at time of ordering was a 56/9 CBX2 wedge. When it arrived it was a CBX2 56/11. However, I decided to keep it and try it anyway. My previous was a 56/8 wedge. I have used it 4 times so far and am not getting the same result as with my old club. This is advertised to help prevent ch...

Quick delivery. Arrived in perfect condition. I wanted a regular flex shaft but couldn’t ascertain what flex I would be getting. It appears to be a regular flex, although one of the stickers shows CBX2 TS 56 ST RH. At first, the ST made me think it was stiff but after inspecting the shaft further it...

I like the RTX much better, but the soft material doesn't last. These have a slightly lighter swing weight, but play good. I would recommend these if they can be bought on sale, say <$100. Overpriced, definitely.

BOUGHT: 52 degree, 11 degree bounce, steel shaft

I am a low single digit handicapper but I am getting older and have been playing golf for 40+ years. I play forged Mizuno irons with steel shafts - not blades but not game improvement either.

I don't like blade-type wedges from the fairway for full ...

I am a 13 handicap that plays with cavity back irons and the main problem with my game is 100 in as well the occasional chunked or skulled wedge so I thought I would try the CBX2 out. I previously played with a Cleveland Rotex 2.0 588 wedge which is a blade. This wedge has a similar feel at address ...

I'm pretty new to the game. About 5 months ago I started buying clubs. After reading a bunch of reviews I bought a set of Callaway Mack Daddy wedges. Yes, they are good, but....they are only as good as I am. If I were a scratch golfer, these would be great but alas...I am not. I felt like I needed s...

The club I got was a 52 degree with 11 degree bounce. I bought it as a replacement for another brand 52 degree wedge that was very old. Over the last few years I have upgraded my wedges. I bought both 56 and 60 degree Cleveland RTX 3 wedges and was pleased with them so I decided to stick with the Cl...

I found that I had a pretty large gap in distance between my wedges due to a 10 degree loft difference and decided to buy this as a gap wedge. It has been consistently hitting the yardage I expected it to, even mishits keep me within 5-10 yards from my target. I had reservations on a cavity back wed...