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Cleveland Halo XL Womens Hybrid
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Looking for a boost? The brand-new Cleveland HALO XL Womens Hybrids are crafted to assist you in overcoming challenging lies, thick rough, or fairway bunkers.
The enhanced GlideRail sole technology enables smooth entry and exit from the turf without any hindrance, while MainFrame injects additional MOI for increased forgiveness.
MainFrame XL Face Technology employs a variable thickness pattern, enhancing flexibility at impact to increase distance. Additionally, it shifts the weight to a low and deep position in the clubhead, providing extra forgiveness and consistency.
Cleveland's exclusive GlideRail Technology introduces a refined and optimised design to facilitate smoother, uninterrupted swings through the turf. With two rails along the club's sole, it ensures the face stays straight during impact.
The enhanced XL Head Design, now boasting increased MOI compared to the previous generation, along with a low-and-deep weighting profile, allows players to experience a lengthy, high-launch ball flight with plenty of forgiveness.
Rather than having just one flex zone, Cleveland has incorporated two. By coordinating alternating flex zones, the Rebound Frame efficiently channels more energy into the ball, ensuring speed and distance on every shot.
A strategically placed 8-gram weight at the end of the shaft counterbalances the club, providing added control without requiring extra effort. This counterweight contributes to a lighter feel during the takeaway and promotes stability through impact.
The HALO XL Womens Hybrids feature identical clubhead technology as the men's model, but their components are fine-tuned to suit female swings. This includes optimal, shorter shafts with customised flex profiles. Additionally, it comes standard with an upgraded grip that ensures comfort and provides excellent feedback.
