Without the adjustable hosel, it features a lower and deeper center of gravity for higher launch and flight compared to Launcher XL. LAUNCHER XL LITE: The overall size stretches the volume limit to occupy the maximum distance from heel to toe and front to back for a stable head that resists twisting on mis-hits. Compared to the other models, its launch is more mid-high than high for a more piercing flight. The standard shaft length is 45.75 inches, although an "accuracy build" is an option with a one-inch shorter shaft. As lofts adjust higher, the face angle gets more closed. As lofts get lower, the face gets more open. Each head is adjustable by plus/minus 1.5 degrees, fitting a range from 9 to 12 degrees. The adjustable hosel lets you dial in launch.
LAUNCHER XL: A large face and large frame emphasize forgiveness. That makes the club easier to swing, which is what average golfers might appreciate most. Don’t overlook how effective the counterbalanced weight in the grip is, either. Extreme off-center-hit forgiveness is as real as it is spectacular, but so is the gamut of options from lightweight and draw-bias models to a 12-way adjustable head. WHY WE LIKE IT: This isn’t just a bigger head it’s smarter, too, likeĪ nose tackle who can explain behavioral economics. That face is supported by flexible sections surrounded by firmer sections that effectively create a second spring at impact. The face is pie-plate size, too, friendlier than a new neighbor bringing dessert. This mammoth footprint creates a stable head that resists twisting on mis-hits for better energy transfer into the ball. No, this one stretches that volume to occupy the maximum distance from heel to toe and front to back. The club isn’t merely at the volume limit allowed by the rules-almost all drivers can do that.
WHAT IT DOES: With a focus on size, Cleveland’s mission is to make your worst hits go farther and straighter.
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