Big Bertha Irons Golf Club
Big Bertha Irons Golf Club
Callaway Big Bertha Diablo Irons 2009
Callaway Big Bertha Diablo Irons, the newly released Callaway golf clubs have catched numerous golf lovers’ eyes. They are fantastic. You won’t go wrong with these super cool, forgiving irons. If you are looking for awe inspiring power with the renowned forgiveness of the Callaway Big Bertha then the Callaway Big Bertha Diablo irons will definitely go the distance. Crafted for players who are interested in a more traditional looking driver that offers outstanding performance, Diablo irons are made with a 1020 carbon steel body and use a high-strength Carpenter Steel face. This winning combination promises you excellent distance and accuracy along with much greater control when compared to traditional irons.
Premium forged irons featuring contemporary styling and design elements for the elite player.
The new premium forged irons from Callaway Golf that offer the finest quality, craftsmanship and feel for the most discriminating golfers. Designed for players seeking a traditionally styled club with enhanced playability and performance, these irons feature a soft 1020 carbon steel body, a high-strength Carpenter Steel face. This combination provides outstanding distance with increased accuracy and distance control over typical forged irons with unparalleled levels of feel.
455 CARPENTER STEEL FACE
This lighter and stronger steel provides increased ball speed off the clubface for more distance while also allowing weight to be moved to the perimeter and lower into the sole for better accuracy and trajectory control than typical forged clubs.
FORGED 1020 CARBON STEEL BODY
Provides unmatched feel and performance, giving elite-level golfers incredibly soft, responsive feedback at impact.
TOUR-INSPIRED STYLING
With a thin topline, narrow sole, shorter blade length and minimal offset, these irons deliver the aesthetics, feel and shot-shaping ability elite players demand.
The Callaway Big Bertha Diablo is definitely one of the best irons that has come out of Callaway to date and will help add yards and accuracy to any golfers game.
Following on from the gorgeous Callaway Big Bertha Diablo Driver are the stunning Callaway Big Bertha Diablo Irons. These forged Irons are the hottest thing to hit the shops this year and their smouldering looks and top class flexibility on the course create a feeling like no other.
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What golf clubs were these?
Hi! In 2008 I went to a golf store to get my 2006 callaway big-bertha irons re-gripped. I was friendly with the golf pro there and he had me try either a taylor made iron set or a titleist iron set. I think it was taylor made, but I am not sure. Anyway, I loved the feel of these irons, and he said they would increase my distance. I am now looking for new irons (my callaway's don't feel right anymore) and would like to get the one I just mentioned. Unfortunately, the golf store went out of business. Does anyone know which irons these would have be. If you do, please tell me, it would be a big help. Thanks!
Sure sign of a sucker. Sorry, but you've been tricked by the classic bait-n-switch. Sounds like the guy wanted to make a last-second sale, and you were the "chosen one".
For one, he used the "these will give more distance" routine... That's not entirely accurate. Chances are, the lofts on the TM's were stronger (a trend nowadays) and the shaft was longer than your BBs. That IS going to add distance, but could cost you control. Besides, it'd only be something like 3-5 yards, anyway, if they happened to actually increase your distance.
Secondly, you allowed yourself to fall for his tricks- to the point where your old sticks aren't "right" anymore. Those BB's aren't that old, by irons standards- technology doesn't change that much, or enough to be completely relevant since the introduction of titanium and carbon-fiber... especially with iron technology.
Sadly, it gets worse. There's no way of knowing for sure what he was having you demo- could be old r7's (only a year older than your BB's), could be Burner's, Burner TP's, who knows? You could be embarking on a fools quest, with no happy ending.
My opinion would be to stick with what you have. Grips are the only physical contact you have with your clubs, and changing them obviously is going to have an immediate impact on your feel. Give them a fair shake. If they still don't feel right after a couple of months, go to a golf store and demo all the TM's they have. That's the only way of finding the clubs you seemed to have fallen in lust for. If you DO find them, get fitted for them. If you fall out of favor with your old irons that fast, I could imagine you'd suffer from buyer's remorse if the "off the shelf" sticks weren't right for you.
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