Cleveland Golf builds some of the finest golf club sets in the world, yet rarely seems to receive the recognition rightfully heaped on other manufacturers. Despite having a small PGA Tour staff - Cleveland famously dropped David Toms at the beginning of 2007 - Cleveland players such as Jerry Kelly, Vaughn Taylor, Brett Wetterich, and Vijay Singh continue to have success on the PGA Tour.

The Cleveland CG Red iron set is designed for the more accomplished player although it features some technologies that make it an option for some higher handicappers.

But the clean, classic look at address hides the game improvement features of these golf club sets while you are browsing in a golf shop. The new Micro-Cavity Technology increases forgiveness while allowing for the ball to still be worked any way the player would like. The irons also feature less offset and a more compact head, two very important features that the low handicap and professional desires in an iron. Cleveland has also begun to mark the lie angles on the heads with a series of color-coded markings on the hosel to determine if the club is flat, upright or standard.

Instead of going the minimalist route with the Cleveland CG Red iron set, Cleveland designers have touched up virtually every available square centimeter of the clubhead. The obvious and most prominent decoration is arguably the most functional, of course: the red Gelback that gives the club its name and purpose.

Anyway, these cool looking Red golf club sets are worth a look and would even be a good option for a higher handicapper that is a decent ball striker. Have a look at these… get past the colorful inserts and base your decision on their performance instead.