Cleveland Golf HiBore XL Driver

Got this on sale and was well worth the $299 I paid for it at the time. Even debating getting another with a stiff shaft because mine is a regular shaft and my speeds are increasing. Not a miracle worker and won't fix a slice but is very forgiving. Great distances on normal and miss hits. Best drives with me really swinging have been between 270 - 300 but at a normal swing speed i can hit 200 - 240 easily. I did upgrade to a mid-size grip. I hit in my Sim room pretty regular and driver has been holding up well in Sim and course. Distances mentioned above were on course and measured with gps app.

My new HiBore and I went to driving range. Took a few strokes to get used to the longer length; but, once I started finding the sweet spot, my my my... 72 years old and hitting 200+ drives consistently!

It is a very nice driver for the money. At more than 200 dollars less than other brands-it is a great bargain! Top quality, and once you get used to hitting it, it will help with a slice. Granted….you may have to fix your grip, stance, etc to fix it completely, but the club definitely helps! It has a very nice shaft as well, all components of the club are quality brands-not “budget components”. From the grip to the head cover-it is very nice. I would say the biggest hurdle I had with this club was getting used to the shape of the head. It is definitely different. However-one trip to the driving range and I was good to go.

It’s a great driver except for I still have a site slice even though I’m trying to put a draw on the ball but you know I knock at 3:25 so I’m not gonna complain

Just got back from a simulator session and got about 75 drives in with it. First off not a fan of it not coming with a head cover. They way it gets shipped is just asking for a disaster to happen. Came with a small mark on the heel side when I removed the plastic from it. I usually play Cobra Drivers with and older Radspeed XB (Amazing if you can find one) being my practice stick and a Darkspeed Max being my gamer. It did not add any distance but I have a toe miss if i am not swinging great and it handles those really well. Only losing about 10% distance while keeping the line pretty well. Ripped about 80% right in the middle of the face and it feels great when you do. Great sound and feel. People my not love the shape but I think it is really cool. Cant wait to take it out for real and people to ask me what it is. This is a great driver for those who don't hit a mile or are just starting out.

Amazing driver. I left it at 9degree loft and I’ve added 30 yards to my drive! Came with the head cover. I love the looks and feel of the driver

Love this club. I got the regular flex shaft. Seemed like a lot of flex out of the box so I was worried. Got on the range and love the club. I am 6’2” and love the length of this club. It is longer than standard. Very forgiving and bigger sweet spot. Love the weight. Came with club cover as well. Very quality club for under $200. First Cleavland I have owned but now a fan.

I know some folks get worked up about the shape of this driver, but I think it looks okay and the triangle shape actually makes a lot of sense. Besides, if it hits well I couldn't care less. So, does it hit well? At first, no, I really struggled with contact and control. For me the problem wasn't the shape, though, it was the 46" length. My hand eye coordination is average (at best), so this driver was just too long for me to manage. After cutting it back 2.25" and adding a midsize grip, the performance did a total turn around. At a length that suits me, I hit it consistently longer with tight dispersion and am extremely happy with my purchase. I'm already a Cleveland golf fan (I play their Zip Core XL irons) so after essentially fitting the driver to suit me, I'm not surprised at all with how well it performs. Great purchase, great value, highly recommend!