Cleveland Golf Lightweight Cart SKU: #7837473
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View the Video Description for this product! (Please note that the color shown in the video may no longer be available.)- With your best clubs in tow, you'll be shaving strokes off your game in no time! The Lightweight Cart bag from Cleveland Golf® should be the only bag for you!
- Ten-inch 14-way top with full-length club dividers.
- Eight strategically-placed storage pockets with convenient insulated cooler pocket and fleece-lined valuables pocket.
- Shoulder strap containment, pen, integrated tee and molded scorecard sleeves.
- Injection-molded ergonomic handle and integrated trunk handle.
- Oversized towel ring.
- Rubber feet on the base to prevent twisting.
- Shoulder strap stash containment loop.
- Umbrella containment system.
- Quick-snap rainhood.
- Ball pocket embroidery location.
- Material: 420D Diamond Dobby / Honeycomb Ripstop Nylon / 420D Polyester / AirMesh / Fleece
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Roger Cleveland began producing and selling golf clubs in 1979. Cleveland Golf® started off as a company known for producing exquisite replicas of classic golf clubs from the 40s and 50s. Today, the company is regarded as one of the forerunners in product innovation and is home to the #1 Wedge in golf!
In 1990, Rossignol®, the world's largest ski manufacturer purchased Cleveland Golf®. New high tech products called VAS woods and irons were introduced and sales continued to flourish. In 1995, PGA Pro Corey Pavin won the U.S. Open with these same products -- bringing great awareness to the brand. However, consumers didn't take to the radical look of these products, so by the end of 1996 finances were hampered.
Greg Hopkins was chosen as president of Cleveland in 1997, and under his tutelage things began to look up for Cleveland Golf®. Product designs returned to the original great looks of classic clubs while incorporating modern technology for enhanced playability, and Cleveland began to sponsor world class players like Vijay Singh. Sales soared to five times the levels of '97 by 2005.
At that time Quiksilver, Inc., a leading surf brand, purchased that assets of Rossignol® which included Cleveland Golf®. Cleveland remained under their ownership until December of 2007 when SRI Sports, LTD purchased the golf brand. SRI Sports, which owns and operates several brands around the world combined to make Cleveland Golf® the number one club brand and number two golf ball brand in Japan, as well as having a major presence in Europe and North America.
With more than 325 employees in its Huntington Beach, California headquarters, Cleveland Golf® has a sales force in the United States of 65, three international affiliates (Japan, Europe and Canada) as well as 26 distributors worldwide. As a sponsor of the Byron Nelson Championship and Cleveland Collegiate Palmetto Championship (University of South Carolina, Aiken), Cleveland Golf® is heavily involved in player development with support to junior, collegiate and developmental tour golf. The company is also the title sponsor of an annual father-son tournament held at Pebble Beach and the Wee-ko-pa tournament held in Arizona.
Cleveland Golf® is proud to count among its professional tour staff members: Vijay Singh, Boo Weekley, Joe Durant and David Howell respectively.
In 1990, Rossignol®, the world's largest ski manufacturer purchased Cleveland Golf®. New high tech products called VAS woods and irons were introduced and sales continued to flourish. In 1995, PGA Pro Corey Pavin won the U.S. Open with these same products -- bringing great awareness to the brand. However, consumers didn't take to the radical look of these products, so by the end of 1996 finances were hampered.
Greg Hopkins was chosen as president of Cleveland in 1997, and under his tutelage things began to look up for Cleveland Golf®. Product designs returned to the original great looks of classic clubs while incorporating modern technology for enhanced playability, and Cleveland began to sponsor world class players like Vijay Singh. Sales soared to five times the levels of '97 by 2005.
At that time Quiksilver, Inc., a leading surf brand, purchased that assets of Rossignol® which included Cleveland Golf®. Cleveland remained under their ownership until December of 2007 when SRI Sports, LTD purchased the golf brand. SRI Sports, which owns and operates several brands around the world combined to make Cleveland Golf® the number one club brand and number two golf ball brand in Japan, as well as having a major presence in Europe and North America.
With more than 325 employees in its Huntington Beach, California headquarters, Cleveland Golf® has a sales force in the United States of 65, three international affiliates (Japan, Europe and Canada) as well as 26 distributors worldwide. As a sponsor of the Byron Nelson Championship and Cleveland Collegiate Palmetto Championship (University of South Carolina, Aiken), Cleveland Golf® is heavily involved in player development with support to junior, collegiate and developmental tour golf. The company is also the title sponsor of an annual father-son tournament held at Pebble Beach and the Wee-ko-pa tournament held in Arizona.
Cleveland Golf® is proud to count among its professional tour staff members: Vijay Singh, Boo Weekley, Joe Durant and David Howell respectively.
