Cleveland HiBore XL Lite Driver 2025 - RIGHT - ASCENT PL 40S - 9.0 - Golf Clubs

The original Cleveland HiBore's unconventional shape and internal design revolutionized the game, spawning an entire industry of clones. The new HiBore XL Lite Driver is worthy of carrying on the illustrious name, once again setting a new standard in performance. Built with a lighter head and lighter components than the standard HiBore XL, the Lite offering helps slow-to-moderate swing speed players maximize ball speed, launch conditions, and overall distance. The Lite also features draw-biased weighting to assist in correcting the unwanted slice. Cleveland's primary objective with the HiBore XL was extracting the maximum amount of stability and forgiveness possible, the two categories where the first HiBore dwarfed the competition. To do so, Cleveland relied on artificial intelligence to fashion the head, ultimately landing on a triangular chassis. This innovative profile allows for two pivotal traits that a traditional driver can't achieve while adhering to USGA regulations. First, it positions the rear sole weight exceptionally low and a vast distance from the face. The resulting center of gravity generates a massive amount of MOI, the measurement for stability. Second, the triangular shape permits for one of the largest and most forgiving ball striking areas on the market, including an expansive sweet. Whereas a typical rounded driver must sacrifice one of these attributes, the HiBore's cutting-edge construction can simultaneously deliver both. Cleveland finishes the HiBore XL Lite with ALDILA's ASCENT PL shaft and Golf Pride's Tour Velvet 360 Lite grip. Cleveland HiBore XL Lite Driver Features: High launch, mid/high spin Lightweight build designed to help slow-to-moderate swing speed golfers increase clubhead speed for improved launch and distance Internal draw-biased weighting reduces slice spin for straighter drives A.I. designed chassis purpose-built for enhanced forgiveness, stability, sound, a high launch, and one of the largest ball striking areas in the