Cleveland Classic XL Fairway

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Cleveland Classic XL Fairway reviewed by Mark Crossfield PGA professional AskGolfGuru. Mark talks about the fairway woods from Cleveland golf with their deep face and classic design. Hitting the 3 wood and 5 wood watch as Mark shows real ball distance and performance data with the help of GC2 HMT. Play your best golf with the best equipment fro your game.

28 thoughts on “Cleveland Classic XL Fairway

  1. I have played with the Cleveland XL 3 wood stiff shaft for a season now.
    What I love about the 3 wood is that it gives me the extra reach to hit the
    par 5’s in two and should I miss a drive off the tee it gives me the
    length to get to the green in 2 on the par 4. I got this club in a
    clearance sale for £59.99 at American Golf – I wouldn’t normally shop here
    but it was a top deal. I would highly recommend adding this club to your
    bag. 

  2. I love the cleveland classic XL 3 and 5 woods. I hit the 3 wood from the
    deck easier than any 3 wood I have ever tried except the callaway x hot.
    The classic XL are also very cheap at the moment with the 588 fairway woods
    on the market. I’d say if dosh is not an issue, go for the 588 woods else
    the classic XL woods will just be fine. My currently own the 588 custom
    driver, XL 3 and 5 woods, 3H and looking at custom fitting for the 588
    MT/TT irons.

  3. I just got the driver, 3 & 5 Wood. Its just so easy to hit these Clubs!
    I really just love them and improved my game alot.
    Awesome video Mark.

  4. Hello mark. Before I was hitting my 3 wood about 200 w/ rocketballs stage
    2. I went to my local pro and with the clevland classic xl 3 wood I was
    averaging about 220. Keep up the good videos mark

  5. I just bought the 3 and 5 Cleveland Classic XL Woods and so far enjoy
    them. Only had them on the driving range so far but anxious to get them on
    the course. Very simple classic look. They are very much like my very
    very old real wood woods from many years ago. I think I’m going to like
    them.

  6. Love how you are doing some Cleveland gear. Now you just need some Adams
    gear, that’s where it’s at! You will seriously love their new Super LS
    stuff and their players irons. Please try and get your hands on some to
    review!

  7. Hey Mark, recent subscriber and a huge fan! Great vid, love the cleveland
    2013 range. Could you explain in video or not the effect of ‘kicks’ in
    shafts and variable stiffness? I use Grafalloy bi-matrix driver and wood
    shafts and I know the steel tip affects the launch and I certainly feel the
    stability of the club head. However, I was wondering what the benefits are
    of low, mid and high kicking shafts?

  8. Hi Mark, Can you do a video on the golfing gadgets to help your play out at
    the moment. They all look great but would like to see which is worth
    buying. Thanks, from George

  9. I really wish you had the shot tracer that they have on PGA broadcasts.
    That would bring such a whole new element to you videos. Imagine the club
    reviews with shot tracer to see the variable flight paths

  10. Hit these. Didn’t like the small head, even though the face is large. If
    the head was larger with that same large face, would be easier to hit.

  11. Hi mark, another great video. But can you do a classic v modern 3 wood
    review with all the figures, as I have an old callaway steelhead 3 and was
    wondering whats the difference is to the new x hot. I think it would be
    pretty cool to see what has improved over the past few years. Cheers

  12. Mark, I noticed from the stats that the CCXL spun seriously to the left.
    Were you trying to hit a “power draw”, did you suffer from momentary
    hookeritis, or did the set up not serve your normal swing? Which leads to a
    potential “Question of the week”: How easily can a golf pro adapt to unfit
    equipment? And does it really matter with sound techique? Thanks for
    everything you do on the web!

  13. That large face remind me of Callaway Hawkeye woods, what great fairway
    woods they were. Brilliant! Think I’ll stick with my TM RBZ Stage 2, just
    crazy long…

  14. one with a new grip, and fresh grooves. As a beginner your equipment is
    hardly relevant. Get to learn the game first- stance, grip swing etc and as
    you progress upgrade accordingly. For me there’s nothing worse than a
    beginner with flashy & expensive equipment who misses the ball off the tee
    9/10.. Enjoy yourself mate, its a great game..

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