Cleveland Golf is once again setting a new standard in short game innovation with the launch of the all-new CBZ Wedge with Z-Alloy. For the first time, this proprietary material is being featured in a cavity back design, making it the brand's most advanced game-improvement model to date.
The latest wedge introduces a new recipe for performance, expertly blending the soft, responsive feel of a blade with the enhanced forgiveness of a cavity back. The result is a modern design that delivers versatility, consistency, and control where it matters most.
The Metal That Does More
At the core of the CBZ Wedge is Z-Alloy, a revolutionary new steel formula developed exclusively by Cleveland Golf. Lighter, softer, and built for performance, Z-Alloy provides golfers with an unrivaled feel at impact. In fact, CBZ Wedges are 25% softer than the previous CBX 4 ZipCore models, while maintaining the durability and responsiveness expected from Cleveland Golf’s tour-trusted Wedges.
When Z-Alloy was first formulated, it was designed to outperform every wedge material on the market, including 431 stainless steel which is commonly used in cavity back wedges. While 431 is durable, its hardness and lower density come at the cost of feel. Z-Alloy changes that. It’s significantly softer and less dense than 431, delivering tour-level feedback traditionally reserved for blade wedges. Now, golfers who prefer to play cavity back models no longer have to sacrifice feel.Boeing Smith, Ph. D., Senior Research Engineer at Cleveland Golf
Greater Forgiveness, Greater Consistency
Based on a Cleveland Golf Consumer Insight Survey, the results revealed that 87% of golfers play forgiveness-focused irons, so it only made sense to bring that same philosophy to the short game. Enter CBZ Wedges, the ideal option for players seeking enhanced forgiveness and consistency without giving up the soft feel and greenside versatility that Cleveland Golf Wedges are known for.
CBZ Wedges are built with the same performance-driven DNA as the acclaimed RTZ Wedge, incorporating technologies like ZipCore, which repositions the Center of Gravity closer to the impact zone for improved MOI, control, and spin.
To further elevate performance, CBZ Wedges also feature UltiZip grooves for cleaner contact and consistent spin through turf and debris, while HydraZip face technology enhances spin in wet or challenging conditions, both optimized by loft for balanced results across the set. Finally, a redesigned Gelback TPU insert, now 94% larger, helps dampen vibrations and delivers a smoother, more responsive feel, even on mishits.
CBZ Versatility
For an added layer of versatility, CBZ Wedges have a Full-Face design option allowing players who make inconsistent contact to receive more spin on off-center shots. For those not afraid of the occasional open-face shot, CBZ’s Full-Face hosel-to-toe grooves and extended high-toe area help maximize contact on more creative shots for more consistent spin, flight, and stopping power.
When it comes to selecting the right sole grind, Cleveland Golf made the decision easy by pre-selecting each grind by loft. Both the CBZ and CBZ Full-Face Wedges feature grinds and bounces tailored to match each model’s strength in forgiveness and versatility, so players receive more benefit from the groove length of preference. On top of this, each sole grind features a leading-edge bounce chamfer to help the wedge get in and out of the turf with ease.
Customization Options
Giving players a truly one-of-a-kind look that blends personality with performance, Cleveland Golf is expanding its full slate of customization options. For the first time ever, players can choose custom skin designs for their CBZ Wedge, an industry-first among equipment manufacturers in the cavity back space. This exclusive option, combined with personalized paintfill and engravings, allows golfers to craft wedges that reflect their unique style without compromising performance.
For more information on the all-new CBZ Wedge from Cleveland Golf, visit us.dunlopsports.com/cleveland-golf.
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