Cleveland Golf- Launcher HB Turbo Draw Driver

This driver gets you some distance. I found it pretty forgiving. I like the sound of it & the first hit is pretty loud but a solid feeling powerful ping. My only issue is left handers get 1 loft and this club hits the ball high & far but could be an issue against the wind.

As someone that has consistently tried to get rid of the dreaded slice off the driver for years this club was recommended. I tried it out in my local shop and was amazed at how i now hit a slight draw instead of the slice. Yes i know its the draw model but there were times i would just tee up my 3 wood to drive. I have played two rounds with this driver and have only hit one slice. I hit mostly fairways in the middle and i absolutely love this driver.

So far so GREAT!! I have only played one round. It a few drives to get used to, but i hit 2 of my longest drives EVER. I usually average between 220 - 230, but i SMOKED 2 over 250.

I will updated this review after a few more rounds, but right now my favorite club.

Really solid driver. I have played eight or nine degree drivers for 20 years, I went to the 10.5 loft to get a little more heighth and carry on my tee shots and got exactly what I needed.

I recently was fitted for a driver. I went in fully expecting to buy a SIM, Mavrik, M6, King F9 SZ, Ping 410 etc, etc....I hit every combination of head and shaft the fitter recommended and then some. I was expecting to pay $500.00 for a new driver. After hitting dozens of combinations and comparing the numbers, I had determined that my old Cobra Fly-Z was just fine. The other clubs did not increase the ball speed and carry distance enough to warrant a change. Then, the fitter said "I want you to try another one." He went off deep into the store and came back with a 10.5 degree, regular flex Cleveland HB Launcher Turbo. I hit 10 balls with it and told him "I'll take it!" I didn't know the cost. I was willing to pay what ever it was. I averaged 15 yards more than my Fly-Z and 9 yards longer than the best of the others (Ping 410 by the way) I've lost a lot of distance and ball speed as I've aged (62). My 88 mph swing speed delivered a launch angle of 17.7 degrees, less than 2000 rpms, and a 130 mph ball speed. I averaged 228 yards per drive. I realize those numbers are not off the chart, by any means however, I hit this club further and straighter than EVERYTHING else. And it was $299.00! The only reason I don't give it 5 stars is because it is LOUD. I can live with the boom if I'm achieving those results.

62 years old, 11.4 handicap, Titleist AP1- 718 irons, Cleveland wedges CBX 50, 56 and Odyssey White Hot #2, Taylor Made M2 hybrids (3-4) Taylor made M2 3 wood And a Cleveland Launcher HB Turbo Driver!

Another great club from the Launcher line. Forgiveness and rebound are excellent. Great sound too for what it's worth. Plan to have it in the bag for the foreseeable future.

I bought previous model and was very happy with it. So, decided to try the new model and am very happy with this one. No frills , 12 degree ,regular shaft and performs well. Good height, straight, accurate, and good distance.

When struck right this thing goes. My mishits are towards the toe and its still pretty forgiving just lose a little distance.

Good club, good for older golfers. very light. Cheaper than other 2020 drivers

Seen some great reviews of this club on line and decided to give it a try, was not disappointed. I�€™m a high handicap golfer and appreciate that this club is as is, non adjustable. Would like to say I got 30 more yards per drive but I did not but I found more consistent �€œfindable�€ drives and I did also hit a few further than I have ever before. Keeping it in the bag for now.