Cleveland Golf Launches New RTZ Wedge

Adopts New Z-ALLOY Material for Outstanding Performance
10% Increase in Carbon Content for Softer Feel
6g Extra Weight Utilized in New Center of Gravity Design

Dunlop Sports Korea's Cleveland Golf introduces the new RTZ wedge.

It is the club used by Hideki Matsuyama (Japan) when he won The Sentry, the PGA Tour season opener, which ended on the 5th. This product applies new materials to deliver overwhelming spin amount and spin stability. The new RTZ wedge adopts a new alloy material called Z-ALLOY. It increases the carbon content by 10% compared to existing materials, resulting in a softer hitting feel. Approximately 6g of extra weight is utilized in a new center of gravity design for optimal spin. It has become easier to hit the ball in the center, enabling more precise spin control.

It comes standard with Dynamic Gold S200 or N.S. 950 Neo shafts in nine lofts ranging from 46 degrees to 62 degrees. Cleveland Golf expressed confidence, saying, "We expect many golfers to improve consistency in their short game around the green," and "RTZ is the most perfect wedge we have ever made." Dunlop is also holding a promotional event where customers who purchase two or more RTZ wedges will receive two dozen Srixon Q-STAR Divide balls as a gift. Cleveland Golf's wedges have ranked number one in domestic usage for four consecutive years.

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