Callaway Big Bertha
Consistency's the key word with this fairway wood
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CALLAWAY BIG BERTHA £199(g) £149(s)
Design and Tech Benefits Proven technologies like S2H2 and Tru-Bore, with internal weighting and an optimised centre of gravity, give great playability and forgiveness. The RCH 75w shaft has been designed to deliver a consistent feel through impact. Shaft irregularities are minimised to produce a solid ball flight every time you use it.
Specs Available in R/H only 3, 5 and 7-woods. Light, regular, firm and strong shafts.
GM VERDICT Callaway can usually be trusted to produce a good-looking fairway wood and this classic design is only going to confirm that reputation. Sitting behind the ball it looks very appealing. This fairway wood offers a forgiving strike that has real game improvement potential. Looks and performance are spot-on, the GM testers scored this fairway wood highly. Get the right shaft option fitted when you buy and we reckon you're on to a real winner.
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