The CG16 wedge, Cleveland Golf says, has a "hint" of offset and a clubface that is slightly larger than that of the CG14 wedge.
That clubface incorporates Cleveland's Tour Zip Grooves, with additional lines of laser etchings in-between the grooves for added surface roughness and gripping power.This technology offers the maximum conforming dimensions within each groove whilst adding four laser-milled texture lines between each groove to increase the ball-to-club friction.
The Cleveland CG16 Wedge offers the playability and forgiveness of an iron, with the spin control of a wedge. In contrast to the Cleveland CG16 Irons that combine wedge technology into irons, the CG16 wedges now sport a cavity back design and a deeper, hollow cavity.
He stepped up to the putt with the aplomb of a golfer who has paid his dues. He has been pointing to the No. 1 spot ever since Westwood assumed it 17 weeks ago, taking it on points from Tiger Woods during a week when neither of them was playing.
If he can overcome Donald, he will become the first German to win a World Golf Championship event, and he will take another step toward cementing the position in the golf world that has long been predicted for him.
The Cleveland CG16 wedge features a wide, constant sole design aimed to offer maximum forgiveness and bunker performance while maintaining shot-making versatility. Italso display the company's "bounce fitting" indicators on their soles, by the number representing loft: One dot or two dots. One dot means the wedge's bounce is best suited for firm conditions and tight lies (or golfers with shallow attack angles); two dots indicates a bounce angle suited for a wider variety of playing conditions and golfers.
And so, with a putt on the line that would elevate him to the top, Kaymer never blinked. It was in all the way. Kaymer, only the second German player after Bernhard Langer to become world No. 1, the second-youngest No. 1 after Woods, was almost at a loss for words when asked what it meant to him.
In a word, the CG16 has gone back to a straighter address line, which I like a lot.
