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Cleveland Launcher UHX

2019

Reviewers (Plugged In Golf, Golf Sidekick, Golf.com ClubTest) consistently praised the UHX for its 'combo set' approach, calling out easy, high launch and noticeable extra distance (reviewers reported gaining roughly 5-10 yards per club) versus more traditional players' irons. The set sits above Cleveland's more game-improvement-focused Launcher HB Turbo irons and below its players'-distance offerings, competing directly with combo/hybrid-iron sets like Callaway's Rogue/Mavrik and TaylorMade's M6/SIM lines of that era. Minor critiques centered on stock grip sizing and a busier alignment/cosmetic look on the long irons, but overall the UHX was well-regarded as a forgiving, easy-to-hit option that still lets better players shape shots with the shorter clubs.

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Designed for mid-to-high handicap recreational golfers who want extra forgiveness, easy launch, and distance in their long irons but still want a more controllable, precision-oriented feel in their scoring clubs. It suits players transitioning away from full game-improvement sets who aren't yet ready for a players' cavity-back or blade design.

VERIFIED PRODUCT FACTS

What is specific to this model

The Cleveland Launcher UHX (Ultimate Hybrid Xperience) irons, released in 2019, are a progressive combo iron set blending hollow-body construction in the long irons (4-7) with cavity-back designs in the short irons and gap wedge (8-PW-GW). Cleveland built the set around a high-strength HT1770M steel face insert to boost ball speed and forgiveness while still offering shot-shaping control where players need it most.

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construction type

Progressive combo set: hollow-body construction (4-7 irons) transitioning to cavity-back construction (8-PW, GW)

material

High-strength HT1770M steel face insert with variable face thickness; cast/forged steel body with rough-cast and polished finish quadrants

set makeup

4-iron through GW (gap wedge)

loft lie length by club

4-iron: loft: 20° • lie: 61.5° • length: 38.875 in • 5-iron: loft: 23° • lie: 62° • length: 38.25 in • 6-iron: loft: 26° • lie: 62.5° • length: 37.625 in • 7-iron: loft: 30° • lie: 63° • length: 37 in • 8-iron: loft: 34° • lie: 63.5° • length: 36.5 in • 9-iron: loft: 39° • lie: 64° • length: 36 in • PW: loft: 44° • lie: 64.5° • length: 35.75 in • GW: loft: 49° • lie: 65° • length: 35.5 in

shaft options

steel: True Temper Dynamic Gold DST 98 (some retailer listings also reference True Temper XP 90 as an alternate steel option) • graphite: Miyazaki C. Kua 60 (approx. 61 grams)

stock grip

Lamkin 360

price at launch

Approximately $699-$914 for the 4-AW/GW steel-shafted set depending on retailer and era (Cleveland's original 2019 MSRP was around $899-$914 for the full steel set)

HT1770M Steel FaceHollow/Cavity Split Set DesignTour Zip Grooves with Laser MillingV-Shaped SoleVariable Thickness Face

GEARCADDIE MODEL ANALYSIS

What this exact club is designed to do

Reviewers (Plugged In Golf, Golf Sidekick, Golf.com ClubTest) consistently praised the UHX for its 'combo set' approach, calling out easy, high launch and noticeable extra distance (reviewers reported gaining roughly 5-10 yards per club) versus more traditional players' irons. The set sits above Cleveland's more game-improvement-focused Launcher HB Turbo irons and below its players'-distance offerings, competing directly with combo/hybrid-iron sets like Callaway's Rogue/Mavrik and TaylorMade's M6/SIM lines of that era. Minor critiques centered on stock grip sizing and a busier alignment/cosmetic look on the long irons, but overall the UHX was well-regarded as a forgiving, easy-to-hit option that still lets better players shape shots with the shorter clubs.

Full technology & specs list
HT1770M Steel FaceHollow/Cavity Split Set DesignTour Zip Grooves with Laser MillingV-Shaped SoleVariable Thickness Face

construction type

Progressive combo set: hollow-body construction (4-7 irons) transitioning to cavity-back construction (8-PW, GW)

material

High-strength HT1770M steel face insert with variable face thickness; cast/forged steel body with rough-cast and polished finish quadrants

set makeup

4-iron through GW (gap wedge)

loft lie length by club

4-iron: loft: 20° • lie: 61.5° • length: 38.875 in • 5-iron: loft: 23° • lie: 62° • length: 38.25 in • 6-iron: loft: 26° • lie: 62.5° • length: 37.625 in • 7-iron: loft: 30° • lie: 63° • length: 37 in • 8-iron: loft: 34° • lie: 63.5° • length: 36.5 in • 9-iron: loft: 39° • lie: 64° • length: 36 in • PW: loft: 44° • lie: 64.5° • length: 35.75 in • GW: loft: 49° • lie: 65° • length: 35.5 in

shaft options

steel: True Temper Dynamic Gold DST 98 (some retailer listings also reference True Temper XP 90 as an alternate steel option) • graphite: Miyazaki C. Kua 60 (approx. 61 grams)

stock grip

Lamkin 360

price at launch

Approximately $699-$914 for the 4-AW/GW steel-shafted set depending on retailer and era (Cleveland's original 2019 MSRP was around $899-$914 for the full steel set)

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