Cleveland Launcher Comp

Reviewed by: VolT6 ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Cleveland Launcher Comp Fairway Wood

Summary:
Bought at a sale for $120. Comparable to earlier launcher models. Easy to hit from fairway and tee box. Distance is comparable to current models of fw. Stock launcher black fujikura shaft is not fantastic but ok.

Customer Service:
Not needed

Similar Products Used:
callaway steelhead, honma, orlimar, yonex

Reviewed by: Domboman ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Cleveland comp.3 and 5 woods

Summary:
These clubs with the regular graphite shafts go long and far. The ball flight is low to mid and the ball really rolls after it lands.These clubs are not too good out of the rough but from the fairways and first and second cuts they really do rock. Off the tee they are not as easy as the very small heads make it a little harder,but you can get used to that. The longest fairway woods I have ever hit.

Customer Service:
Very good, but the new hibore fairway woods are coming out in the fall of 2006.

Similar Products Used:
Adams ovation, GBBII, Cleveland Titanium[good club], and Ping G2

Reviewed by: mnoll ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
Launcher Comp 15 degree w/ Prolaunch Stiff

Summary:
Cleveland has done a fantastic job with this club. It's long and easy to hit. Shots can be shaped with a minimum of effort and the face is HOT. Although I'm still a little partial to the Sonartec 3.5 (a little more workable), this club is definitely more forgiving.

Customer Service:
Cleveland is excellent!

Similar Products Used:
Titleist 904, Sonartec 3.5, Mizuno, Tour Exotics

Reviewed by: drhophead3 ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
15 and 19 aldila NV65

Summary:
These woods are great! Easy to hit from the tee, fairway or rough. Nice traditional feel. By far the best fairway woods around, especially with the shaft upgrade

Customer Service:
N/A

Similar Products Used:
Adams redline, Taylor V-steel