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The distinctive look of the Niblick didn’t immediately excite many members of the GM team. The elongated clubhead has a thick topline and unusual alignment aid that requires some getting used to. We were, however, impressed by the performance. The heavy h

Cleveland Niblick
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The distinctive look of the Niblick didn’t immediately excite many members of the GM team. The elongated clubhead has a thick topline and unusual alignment aid that requires some getting used to. We were, however, impressed by the performance. The heavy head leads your hands through a smooth chipping stroke and it’s around the greens where you notice the performance benefits. If delicate shots are your nemesis, this could make a serious difference to your scoring potential.

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By incorporating key hybrid, iron, wedge and putter features, Cleveland’s Niblick has been designed to combat a variety of on-course situations. It features the same heel-to-toe length of a hybrid, while the length of the shaft is the same as a putter. It should sit at address like an iron, but there is 8° of bounce on offer that should help the average player guard against fat shots.

Paul O'Hagan
Paul joined Golf Monthly in 2006 in a junior role and has since worked as senior staff writer and now as technical editor. He writes equipment and instruction content and tests the vast majority of golf clubs that are introduced every year.
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