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Cleveland Golf is pleased to announce the introduction of their new V-14 Cart Bag with CLUB COUNT TECHNOLOGY.
This new CLUB COUNT TECHNOLOGY acts like a virtual caddie, always counting during the golf round. The CLUB COUNT Bag, with electronic sensors built into the bag, will warn players anytime they leave a club behind on the course. A subtle chirp and LED light will only warn players when they fail to return the same number of clubs that they pulled from the bag.
"The technology is very simple to use", said Mark Ballesteros, Soft Goods Manager for Cleveland Golf. "Just press the "ON" button when you arrive at the first tee, then switch the button "OFF" when you are done with your round. The bag will remind you if you forgot your clubs along the way." Made of UV coated high tech ballistic nylon, the V-14 Cart Bag has a 10" top with 14 individual full length dividers. The V-14 Cart Bag has a multiple pocket layout for increased storage and is made with YKK Zippers for added durability.
Available in red, royal blue and black, this latest addition to Cleveland Golf's bag line also boasts a velour lined accessory pocket for players' valuables.
For more information on the V-14 Cart Bag with CLUB COUNT TECHNOLOGY or any other Cleveland Golf products, please visit www.clevelandgolf.com.
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Cleveland Golf Introduces New Blades & Combo Irons For 2008
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA...Cleveland Golf is pleased to announce two new iron introductions for 2008, the CG Tour irons and HiBORE®/Gold Combo Set. CG Tour Irons These new players' irons take traditional irons to a new level of feel and perfor mance. Made from 8620 carbon steel, the CG Tour irons' Tour proven shape was designed with the better player in mind. Their square toe and thin top line fit the better player's eye and their progressive offset allows for increased workability and control. The CG Tour irons' larger face design gives them increased stability while their increased muscle helps move the center of gravity (CG) lower and deeper within the clubhead to promote a higher ball flight, especially in the long irons. The CG Tour irons also boast precision milled faces and score lines, which gives players increased accuracy. These muscle back irons come in a platinum chrome finish to reduce glare at address and are offered standard with True Temper® Dynamic Gold® shafts. Available to ship on February 15, 2008, the CG Tour irons will carry a MAP price of $799. HiBORE/Gold Combo Set Cleveland Golf is also pleased to announce the introduction of their HiBORE/Gold Combo Set. Due to the current consumer demand for irons sets that include hybrids as replacements for long irons, Cleveland Golf has introduced the HiBORE/Gold Combo Set, which includes eight pieces; HiBORE three and four irons and CG Gold five through Pitching Wedge. The easy to hit HiBORE three and four irons are made with hollow construction, extremely wide soles and buldge and roll on the faces, which all combine to produce shots that go high and straight regardless of where the ball is struck on the face. The CG Gold irons are also forgiving, yet provide the shot-making capabilities of perimeter-weighted irons. The HiBORE/Gold Combo Set is the best of both worlds, offering players maximum forgiveness and shot-making accuracy in precisely the areas where they need it most. Available to ship on February 1st, the HiBORE/Gold Combo Set will have a MAP price of $599 for steel shafts and $699 for the graphite shafted model. Please visit: www.clevelandgolf.com |
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Srixon to acquire Cleveland BR>By www.GolfWeek.com And the winner of the Cleveland Golf sweepstakes is – Srixon. Cleveland's parent company, Quiksilver, has reached an agreement to sell the Huntington Beach, Calif.-based golf equipment maker to Sumitomo Rubber Industries, a leading Japanese manufacturer of tires and Srixon's parent company. The deal, which is valued at $132.5 million, is expected to be close during the fiscal quarter ending Jan. 31. It also ends a bidding war that drew interest from numerous equipment makers and even a few companies looking to break into the hardgoods business by taking Cleveland off Quiksilver's hands. Though it was never officially announced that Cleveland was for sale, rumors had been rampant since early summer that the company was on the block. That's when Quiksilver, whose core business is surfing apparel, reported its first quarterly loss in 15 years. The setback mostly was attributed to its struggling hardgoods business that included Cleveland, which it acquired in 2005 as part of a deal to buy ski-maker Rossignol. Such issues prompted Quiksilver CEO Robert McKnight Jr. to open the door to sale overtures. During a June conference call, he said management was "looking at every possible alternative concerning the hardgoods" and "everything is on the table." Since then, however, Quiksilver and Cleveland executives publicly remained quiet. But numerous acquisition scenarios surfaced as potential suitors lined up to make their bids. Early in the process, industry executives and analysts told Golfweek that TaylorMade-Adidas Golf was the front-runner and seemed poised to make the acquisition until being outbid by Srixon in the 11th hour. Others in the hunt reportedly included Bridgestone, and Puma, which was said to be looking to raise its profile in golf by getting into the hardgoods business. Many industry executives initially questioned Srixon's chances, doubting whether its Japanese parent would be willing to outbid rivals. The company has less than 100 employees working at its U.S. headquarters in Lawrenceville, Ga., a unit that has been selling golf balls and equipment in the U.S. for 10 years. Sumitomo, however, has more than 5,000 employees worldwide and has been making golf products for 70 years. It owns the Dunlop/Maxfli brand in Japan, Korea and Taiwan, and has more than 550 golf ball patents, making Srixon one of the world's largest producers of golf balls. |
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HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA...Cleveland Golf is pleased to announce the latest addition to their wedge family, the CG14. The new CG14 wedges offer a perfect balance of performance, versatility and forgiveness, all with unprecedented feel.
The CG14's design integrates Cleveland Golf's most advanced manufacturing and feel technology with a tour scrutinized shape, sole and offset. They also feature Cleveland Golf's breakthrough wedge technology known as ZIP Grooves™, which gives them the biggest and most precisely milled grooves available in a Cleveland wedge. ZIP Grooves are milled to maximum conforming dimensions using a proprietary CNC milled bit that creates envelope-stretching geometry for added shot consistency. The CG14's larger groove volume helps channel more debris at impact than traditional grooves, making ZIP Grooves perfect for players that want optimal spin and distance control.
The CG14's also boast Gelback™ Technology, which is a lightweight, visco-elastic, vibration-dampening material that is positioned in the wedge's back cavity, directly behind the hitting area of the clubface. Gelback is vibration-tuned to remove unwanted vibration on mis-hits, while still allowing players the necessary feedback from the clubhead for a soft yet responsive feel.
The CG14's wider sole design improves contact on full shots and helps prevent digging on finesse shots around the green. Their tour offset provides a slightly different shape at the address position, while also allowing players to drive the head down and through the impact zone creating a more controlled ball flight.
The CG14 wedge comes standard with a Traction Wedge Shaft, which was designed in collaboration with our tour staff to enhance feel and improve impact consistency on wedge shots. Players will feel more head control on touch shots and a more consistent delivery at impact, which helps to improve the sole-to-turf interaction and effectiveness of bounce.
The CG14 is listed at the minimum advertised price (MAP) of $109 and is offered in chrome or Black Pearl finishes, as well as a CG14 W-Series women's model.
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Cleveland Golf Introduces Groovey New CG12 Wedge
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA...Cleveland Golf, the makers of the most famous wedges in the game, is pleased to introduce the latest addition to their wedge family, the CG12 wedge. Made from 8620 carbon steel, the CG12 wedge combines the classic design of a Cleveland wedge with advanced manufacturing processes, which have led to the latest breakthrough in wedge technology known as ZIP Grooves™. This new ZIP Groove technology has given the CG12 wedge the biggest and most precisely milled grooves ever offered in a Cleveland wedge. ZIP Grooves are milled to maximum conforming dimensions using a proprietary CNC mill bit that creates envelope-stretching geometry for added shot consistency. During the manufacturing process, each Zip Grooves' integrity is maintained by the application of a proprietary coating for added protection throughout the critical face sandblasting phase of production. The CG12's unique milling process not only helps to optimize spin but also gives players of any level improved distance control. Their larger groove volume, which helps channel more debris than wedges with traditional grooves, allows for increased club face contact with the ball. These new Zip Grooves, coupled with an innovative plating process, has made the CG12 wedge into Cleveland Golf's most consistent, precise and visible wedge technology to date. "The CG12 was designed to optimize spin and enhance the experience of shot-making," said Scott Carlyle, Cleveland Golf's Business Unit Leader for Wedges. "Players will definitely feel the increased "ZIP" at impact." The CG12 wedge will begin shipping on May 18th, 2007 and will be listed at the minimum advertised price (MAP) of $109. Available in Chrome or Black Pearl finishes. |
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