Cleveland Niblick II DW Wedge

Product Review

Classic Concept, Modern Design. The Niblick is a Short Iron Hybrid that allows players to simplify the short game for improved consistency. The forgiving head, shorter club length, and upright lie angle allow players to move closer to the ball without choking up for improved comfort and consistency. The 42º is perfect for lower chip/pitch shots and can replace a PW distance on full shots. The “all-around” 49º is designed for medium height pitches, long bunker shots, mid range wedge shots, and can replace a gap wedge on full shots. The 56º is a bunker specific design with a wide forgiving sole to improve bunker shot consistency for mid-high handicap players.

Product Features

Short Iron Hybrid Technology: Combines a wedge sole, putter club length, iron address shape, and hybrid stability to create a versatile short iron scoring club.
Impact Stabilization Technology: Dual reinforced ribs and stability bar in cavity back design improve feel and responsiveness at impact.
Forgiveness and Accuracy: Progressive offset and wide sole design provide maximum forgiveness and control on scoring shots.

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Like cheating, July 4, 2011

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As reference, I'm a 20-handicap, 53 years old...

The Cleveland Niblick is so easy to use it's almost like cheating. It's the only club in my bag with which I can dial in a distance consistently, using full, 3/4 and half swings. This review is for the 49 degree, but I also have the 42 and 56 degree versions. You can really feel the club head when you swing, which has become very important to me, so much so that I'm now on the lookout for irons that feel the same way. I can fade, draw, hit high or low with this club all the time.

The 49 degree niblick (which falls between your newer-model pitching wedge and your sand wedge, something like a gap wedge) can handle anything from 100-110 yards in with ease: shots from short fairway bunkers, from the rough, and of course from the fairway, where a nice half-swing will give me about 50 yards with a bit of roll (great for safe shots to the back of the green), and 3/4 works for about 75-80 yards. Around the greens, it's...Read more