Cleveland 588 Golf Irons Review

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Of the latest sets of 588 Cleveland Irons, the 588-TT or Tour Trajectory irons are the most aggressive. Similar to the Mid Trajectory models, the TT irons clearly defines the flight pattern they generate – a lower, sharper trajectory trusted by better players. These amazing irons really take your accuracy to a brand new level with tour-caliber feel and flight.

Face Forged Technology

One fantastic feature of 588 TT irons is its constant blade height running throughout the set, but possessing a dynamic blade length to prop up more forgiveness in the long irons and a more piercing and restrained path in the short irons. They also have forged face insert, something like a trampoline, to improve ball speed as well as overall feel.

The clubheads comprise a substantial cavity back with a skillfully constructed undercut to boost ball speed and precision on off-center hits. Its multi-material insert of polymer combined with aluminum just behind the face makes for a more consistent feel since it reduces the vibration at impact.

Engineered Design

In particular, 588 TT’s rounded sole and solid design make it a functional and versatile club from the rough. Based from this standard, it’s expected to outperform challengers from the regions outside the fairway because of both the face and sole design. This guarantees the maximum distance even on the least convincing hits of the golf ball.

Fully Customizable

Additionally, the 588 Irons namely Tour Trajectory, Mid Trajectory and Altitude irons can be effortlessly interchanged to convert a set with the favored combination of ball forgiveness, flight and feel.

PROS

Cleveland 588-TT boasts a number of interesting and impressive advantages that’s certainly above its competitors. In terms of playability, 588 TT is professionally designed to generate automatically, straight, soaring shots. It gives better performance as the higher-launching, MT and TT irons work together adequately to enable a player to combine a set. Its long irons can stand their own against hybrids. The club’s prominent attribute is its forgiveness and accuracy. Just like other game-enhancement irons, 588-TT is forbearing and possesses excellent directional correction. It’s definitely a sturdy club to hook or slice. When it comes to distance control, this tough club performs well on mishits compared to majority of player’s irons, and a solid touch on center strikes. Tour Trajectory’s forged face technology provides a hot, bouncy feel while preserving some softness. It’s nice to feel the clubhead throughout the swing. Base weighting runs through tough lies. The passive, friendly-looking finish of 588-TT is truly catching. It’s heavier than a real blade but compact on the actual. Its large and modest cavity stays confined away at address.

CONS

Expert golf equipment testers and editors agree that there are some drawbacks about 588-TT. First, it lacks the traits of a true blade and has less workability than many player irons. Second, it resists with delicate strikes. The hot face impedes you to dial in distances. In its category, 588-tt is a bit bulkier for a “tour” iron and lastly, the blade enthusiasts consider the thick toplines as a deal-breaker.

BOTTOMLINE

Overall, Cleveland 588-TT irons are a reasonable 588 version that falls between better-player and game-enhancement categories. Any player who values user-friendliness but desires for some blade-like touches should purchase it. If you’re not sure about how this club will work with your skill set, you can actually rent it at Cesar’s Golf Rentals to allow yourself a day of fitting and testing before buying.