As it is important to some, even the head cover looks nice. Sitting two degrees open, it should appeal to better players and players who move the ball from right-to-left. The DST Tour comes in at 430cc, and again it looks more compact, which is a feature some people prefer.
The DST Draw sits three degrees closed and is draw biased via internal weighting.
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Some drivers look more like spaceships than golf clubs.The DST is a 460cc driver, but the black paint job and classic shape doesn’t make it look that big. This club has a very classic, simple look and to me it’s a nice departure from the odd shapes and weird materials and colors in use by some club companies these days. The top line has no alignment marks or badges which makes for a nice clean look, focusing your attention on the ball that is about to be punished. The face area has just a few score lines arranged in a semi-circle around the sweet spot.
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The new driver is a standard pear shape with a black paint job on the crown and some blue highlights around the chrome sole plate. So, let’s see how the Launcher DST performs! (Click on the pictures for a closer look!) AppearanceĪs I mentioned before, Cleveland went with a more traditional look for the DST. Switching gears and going back to a more traditional looking club will help, and if that doesn’t get you interested, the performance of the new clubs certainly will. The HiBore and HiBore Monster drivers just didn’t appeal to players visually, even though they performed well.įor 2010, Cleveland Golf has answered the call and is introducing three new driver models – the Launcher DST, DST Draw and Launcher DST Tour. Cleveland’s previous driver offerings didn’t make a huge impact and while they were solid clubs, they were not very popular with consumers. Anchored by their ever-popular wedge offerings like the new CG15 Wedges and solid and playable irons like the new CG7 Black Pearl and the new HB3 Hybrid irons, Cleveland is making a comeback in the driver market in 2010. Since being purchased by SRI Sports in 2007, Cleveland Golf has been hard at work developing new clubs and products and they have seen a nice resurgence in the market and on the professional tours.
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