Cleveland Golf 2017 Huntington Beach Golf Putter Review

Last Updated on December 1, 2023 by Daniel

The Cleveland Golf 2017 Huntington Beach Golf Putter is a golf putter with a low-profile blade and a comfortable grip that lets you swing more freely. The Golf Putter features Cleveland’s IsoGrip Technology, which creates a more consistent grip feel. The Cleveland Golf Huntington Beach Golf Putter has a straight blade that helps improve your putting. It has a multi-material grip for a more secure feel. This Putter is constructed with high-quality materials and has a split face design with a multi-material grip.

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Cleveland Golf 2017 Huntington Beach Golf Putter: Key Features

There are nine different head designs, each designed for a specific stroke and player.
The precision-milled diamond-shaped face pattern and Speed Optimized Face Technology (SOFT) provide players with an incredibly soft feel and consistency in distance control.
Putts start on the line when their center of gravity is low, which enhances their feel and stability.

Cleveland Golf 2017 Huntington Beach Golf Putter: Design and Technology

Cleveland released the Huntington Beach line of putters in order to create a line of putters that had all the materials, design features, and technology of their higher-priced competitors, but at a significantly lower price. This mission has been accomplished by Cleveland, as they have yet again demonstrated why they are the leaders in short game clubs.

One of the main features of the Huntington Beach line is its nine different head designs, which give players plenty of options when it comes to choosing a putter. The 1, 3, 4, and 8 are classic blades while the 2, 6, 6C, 10, and 11 are classic mallets each with unique characteristics. In contrast to the 17-4 stainless steel used in previous Cleveland putters, all heads are made of 304 stainless steel which is 54% softer. For better feedback, the feel and sound are much softer.

The face of the putter has a rough diamond-shaped surface that measures 0.012″ as opposed to the 0.003″ milling depth on older Cleveland putters. Comparatively to other similar putters, its center of gravity has also been lowered in the face. Due to the combination of these two features, the ball rolls more quickly and with a softer feel at impact, resulting in enhanced responsiveness.

Huntington Beach introduced Speed Optimization Face Technology on three of its putters in 2018. This unique diamond-shaped milling pattern and better weight distribution increase MOI and forgiveness across the entire face, allowing you to maintain distance control even on mishits.

Cleveland Huntington Beach Putter: Fact

A typical round of golf involves nearly half of our strokes on the putting green. For this reason, it is imperative to choose a putter that not only looks good but also fits your stroke properly. Unlike any other putter line on the market, the Huntington Beach Series offers nine different head designs. Those looking for the best in putter design, technology, and customization at an affordable price should consider a putter from the Huntington Beach line.

BENEFITS

A variety of head designs and numerous options for length, loft, and lie make customization easy for players
Compared to many of their competitors, Huntington Beach putters are considerably less expensive
Distance control is more consistent with Speed Optimization Face Technology

DIFFICULTIES

For left-handed players who need a left-handed putter, only model one is available
Some players find the lines and edges of the putter to be sharp and aggressive compared to other putters
Many players are used to a more solid impact feel and may find that soft feel too dead

Specs

Huntington Beach putters come in four classic blade designs (1, 3, 4, and 8) and five mallet designs (2, 6, 6C, 10, and 11). There is only one left-handed model. The heads are made of 304 stainless steel and feature precision-milled diamond-shaped faces. In addition to the standard loft of three degrees, Huntington Beach putters are available in a range of four degrees.

The lie angle can be adjusted within a five-degree range, but the default is 70 degrees. There are three different lengths available for putters: 33″, 34″, and 35″. There are four different types of steel shafts: plumber’s neck, slant neck, double bend, and center shaft. The head weights range between 345 and 360 grams; the stock grip is blue and medium in size.

Final thoughts

Cleveland Golf’s Huntington Beach line of putters is built with cutting-edge technology and materials to deliver the best combination of feel, forgiveness, and consistency. With nine different head designs and a variety of lengths and lofts to choose from, golfers of all abilities will find the right putter for their game.