Cleveland Mashie Utility Hybrid - M4 23.0°

Cleveland Mashie Utility Hybrid Overview

The Cleveland Mashie Hybrid with Graphite Shaft was created to bring utility back to the hybrid category.

Hybrids were initially introduced to replace long irons, the point being to hit the ball long and straight from any type of lie. The Mashie Utility Hybrid from Cleveland Golf is specifically designed to do just this. The sole of this hybrid features two gliderails and a center keel, which reduce turf drag and stabilize the club through impact. This makes the Mashie the most versatile utility golf club that Cleveland Golf has ever produced.

KNowing that the Mashie can and will be hit from rough and unforgiving lies, Cleveland Golf has finished this utility club with a classic, bulletproof retro-raw finish. Thus, though this hybrid has been branded with a throw-back name, the Mashie's technology and performance is hardly traditional at all.

Through collaborations with Lamkin grips and Miyazaki Shafts, engineers at Cleveland Golf have removed 30 grams of weight from the club. Just as it does with drivers and fairways, the removal of weight increases clubhead speed, producing more ball speed and more distance. The mashie is longer from any lie.

Cleveland Mashie Utility Hybrid Specifications
	Model			Cleveland Mashie Utility Hybrid
	Orientation			Right-Handed and Left-Handed available.
	Loft			M4 - 23.0°
	Shaft			Miyazaki C. Kua 59 Series
	Length			39.75"
	Grip			Lamkin 36g Superlite Grip
	Swing Weight			D4

About Cleveland Golf

Roger Cleveland began producing and selling golf clubs in 1979. Cleveland Golf started off as a company known for producing exquisite replicas of classic golf clubs from the 1940's and 1950's. Today, the company is regarded as one of the forerunners in product innovation and is home to the #1 Wedge in Golf.

In 1990, Rossignol, the world's largest ski manufacturer purchased Cleveland Golf. New high tech products called VAS woods and irons were introduced. Corey Pavin won the U.S. Open in 1995 with these products which provided greater awareness of the brand.

In 1997, product designs returned to the original great looks of classic clubs while incorporating modern technology for enhanced playability and Cleveland began to sponsor world class players like Vijay Singh.

As a sponsor of the Byron Nelson Championship and Cleveland Collegiate Palmetto Championship, Cleveland Golf is heavily involved in player development with support to junior, collegiate and developmental tour golf. The company is also title sponsor of an annual father-son tournament held at Pebble Beach and the Wee-ko-pa tournament held in Arizona.