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Used Cleveland Golf Clubs

£19 - £325
price range
13
series
6
club types
277 listings

60 models

277 listings

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Launcher XL 2 Draw Driver

2 for sale

LH RH
Excellent –
V. Good –
Good £169
Fair –
41
Good condition Fair price

From £169

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RTZ Black Satin Wedge

2 for sale

LH RH
Excellent £110.95
V. Good –
Good £101.95
Fair –
37
Excellent condition Above market

From £110.95

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Launcher XL Halo Wood

1 for sale

LH RH
Excellent £99
V. Good –
Good –
Fair –
31
Excellent condition Above market

From £99

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Launcher HB Iron Set

1 for sale

LH RH
Excellent –
V. Good –
Good –
Fair £179.95
20
Fair condition Above market

From £179.95

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CBX Full-Face Wedge

1 for sale

LH RH
Excellent –
V. Good –
Good £99.95
Fair –
11
Good condition Priced high

From £99.95

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588 Altitude Single Iron

1 for sale

LH RH
Excellent –
V. Good –
Good £59.95
Fair –
1
Good condition Priced high

From £59.95

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588 Altitude Hybrid

1 for sale

LH RH
Excellent –
V. Good –
Good –
Fair £35
?
Fair condition Not rated

From £35

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588 RTX 2.0 CB Wedge

1 for sale

LH RH
Excellent –
V. Good –
Good £49.95
Fair –
?
Good condition Not rated

From £49.95

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Launcher Titanium Wood

1 for sale

LH RH
Excellent –
V. Good –
Good –
Fair £34.95
?
Fair condition Not rated

From £34.95

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Launcher 2008 Wood

1 for sale

LH RH
Excellent –
V. Good –
Good –
Fair £50.95
?
Fair condition Not rated

From £50.95

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Launcher HB Turbo Hybrid

1 for sale

LH RH
Excellent –
V. Good –
Good £69.95
Fair –
?
Good condition Not rated

From £69.95

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Launcher CBX Iron Set

1 for sale

LH RH
Excellent –
V. Good –
Good £324.95
Fair –
?
Good condition Not rated

From £324.95

Overview

Cleveland makes 6 club types across 13 series.

By category

Driver Brand

Drivers

4 series

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Wood Brand

Woods

4 series

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Hybrid Brand

Hybrids

6 series

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Iron Set Brand

Iron Sets

7 series

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Single Iron Brand

Single Irons

7 series

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Wedge Brand

Wedges

9 series

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By series

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Series

Available

RTZ

61

2025 · 2 generations · 1 club type

Wedges

Z-Alloy, and a softer wedge.

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Series

Available

RTX

66

2016–2024 · 6 generations · 1 club type

Wedges

Rotex Face, ultimate spin, tour control.

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Series

Available

Halo XL

31

2021–2024 · 3 generations · 5 club types

Hybrids, Iron Sets, Single Irons, Wedges, Woods

Extreme forgiveness, effortless turf interaction, maximum distance.

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Series

Available

CBX

34

2017–2024 · 6 generations · 1 club type

Wedges

Cavity back wedges, ultimate forgiveness, versatile spin.

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Series

Available

Smart Sole

15

2014–2024 · 5 generations · 1 club type

Wedges

Extra-wide sole, effortless short game, ultimate confidence.

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Series

Available

Launcher XL

3

2021–2024 · 2 generations · 3 club types

Drivers, Iron Sets, Single Irons

Extra large, extreme forgiveness, maximum distance.

Browse Launcher XL →

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FAQs

The questions buyers ask most about these clubs.

What is the difference between Cleveland RTX, CBX and Smart Sole wedges?

The RTX series provides a traditional blade shape for shot versatility, the CBX features a cavity back design for extra forgiveness, and the Smart Sole is a specialised wide-sole wedge built specifically to simplify bunker play and chipping.

Should I choose a Cleveland RTX, CBX or Smart Sole wedge?

Choose the RTX if you are a confident ball striker seeking control, the CBX if you want more forgiveness in a classic look, or the Smart Sole if you struggle with consistency around the greens or in sand.

What does ZipCore technology do in Cleveland wedges?

ZipCore is a low-density material inserted into the heart of the wedge that shifts the centre of gravity to improve stability and increase spin performance on off-centre strikes.

What is the difference between Cleveland Launcher and Halo clubs?

Launcher clubs are typically standard drivers, woods or irons designed for distance and launch, whereas the Halo range focuses on hybrid-style designs with wider soles to help get the ball airborne from difficult lies.