Callaway Big Bertha irons review
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The Callaway Big Bertha long irons definitely have a different, not overly attractive, look at address thanks to their distinctive rear appendages. But the trick is to ignore this and focus on the iron-like bit at the front because they’re ridiculously easy to hit a long way, with no evidence of the ballooning flight I feared. A hugely forgiving, widely playable iron. Where next? More On Test: - Callaway Big Bertha Fusion Irons review - Callaway FT-iQ and FT-iQ Tour driver reviews - Callaway X-20 irons review Video: - Callaway FT fairway wood video review Galleries: - Callaway x22 irons and Callaway x22 Tour irons pictures - Callaway Big Bertha Diablo driver and Callaway FT-9 driver pictures Blogs: - Callaway Big Bertha Diablo range - Jeev Milkha Singh: What's in the bag?
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The most distinctive thing about the new Callaway Big Berthas is the sheer width of the soles in the three longest irons. These “I-brids” are designed to be as versatile and forgiving as hybrids while retaining more iron-like styling. From 6-iron up, forgiveness is the key aim thanks to increased offset, a large effective hitting area and a highly playable sole.
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