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Here is a great deal on a Callaway FT-9 Driver setup with the Fujikura ZCom graphite shaft for just $99.

The Callaway Golf FT-9 Driver expands on the success of the FT-5 Driver. Ball speed across the club face has been improved with to the addition of Hyperbolic Face Technology. The FT-9 Driver has the option of Draw or Neutral setups to allow golfers to choose the desired trajectory and ball flight they are looking for. Fusion Technology combines a carbon composite body with a titanium face cup creating maximum perimeter weighting and maximum forgiveness.

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Callaway Big Bertha Heavenwood

Tired of mishitting long irons every golf round? I know I am, and that that is why I decided to try out some hybrid woods recently. One hybrid that has been getting rave reviews is the Callaway Big Bertha Heavenwood, so I decided to give it a try and see if it could replace my long irons. The exact club I tried out for this product review is the Callaway Big Bertha Heavenwood 23 degree loft with a Callaway regular flex shaft.

If you are looking to replace some of your high irons with hybrid woods, I would strongly suggest that you consider checking out the Callaway Big Bertha Heavenwood. I have nothing negative to say about it at all, that is how good it really is. The first thing that I noticed about the club was its elongated, narrow clubface. What is great about the clubface is that it, along with a low center of gravity, it makes it easier to get more distance out of mishits. The Callaway Big Bertha Heavenwood feels fantastic on every shot, no matter if it is off the tee or on the ground.

Another great feature that I found especially useful for low handicap golfers is its versatility. Not only is it great to use on long par three’s, but in many other situations as well. For longer shots, I found that when I choke down and hit it easy out of a bunker, it can easily replace my mid iron for the same kind of shot. Another great situation to use it in is around the green. Out of the rough it feels like pure butter when I hit it, and just seems to fly off of the golf club no matter how deep the rough seems to be.

For shorter shots, the Callaway Big Bertha Heavenwood can be great to use when chipping or pitching. When you are chipping with the flag on the opposite side of the green simply choke down on this club and make a similar chipping motion than you would using a sand wedge; in other words, it can be used like a Texas wedge. It will take a couple of skips and roll right up to the hole every time. If the golf ball is caught between the fringe and the rough, simply play the ball in the back of the stance using this club and it will roll out straight practically every time.

There are two other positive aspects of the golf club that I found when playing a few rounds with it. First, the hybrid has a great ball flight out of virtually any lie imaginable. It gets right up in the air every single time, and I cannot say the same when using a three or four iron. Also, the Callaway Big Bertha Heavenwood is very easy to shape the ball with. If there is a shot where I need to get around a tree or a tee shot on a dogleg hole, I can use an inside-out or outside-in swing path and curve the ball any way I like. This can be especially useful for low handicap golfers, as situations come up on the golf course from time to time that require a long iron shot that must be shaped around something.

In conclusion, I found the Callaway Big Bertha Heavenwood to be a fantastic replacement for my long irons. I don’t have to struggle anymore trying to get the ball up in the air or shaping a shot around a tree. What makes this golf club especially useful is its versatility. You can be a lot more creative out on the golf course using this club, and it could aid you tremendously in cutting strokes off of your golf game.

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Callaway Big Bertha ’08 Combo Set


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The Callaway Big Bertha ’08 Combo Set is perhaps the most forgiving set of Calalway Golf Clubs in the market today. These clubs are made of stainless steel and are the product of the most brilliant and innovative engineers and technologies from Callaway.

These Irons, which are seen to be the ideal replacements for traditional long irons that are hard to hit, are aptly tagged as the new i-brids. They are highly playable, have the hybrid’s versatility and forgiveness. These Irons offer better forgiveness as a result of an increased offset, constant width sole and a larger hitting area.

With these Irons, you can expect a great improvement in your game by achieving optimal trajectories. It boasts of the known technologies by Callaway including VFT, Extreme Notch Weighting, S2H2 and the Modified TruBore.

Callaway FT-i Squareway Fairway Wood


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The Callaway FT-i Squareway Fairway Wood is an ordinary club that has been turned by Callaway into something extra. Callaway has succeeded in turning out a traditional club into square and this revolutionary design is making its presence felt all the way to the fairway woods. This club has greater moment of inertia thanks to the Squareway Inertial Design which made sure the club’s discretionary weight are positioned on the clubhead’s extreme corners.

This club boasts of the S2H2 technology which positioned the weight from the hosel to the clubhead’s perimeter. It also carries with it the VFT technology so you can expect greater ball speed, maximum distance and more forgiveness.

Expect the Callaway FT-i Squareway Fairway Wood to do what the FT-I Driver accomplished for drivers and that is to help golfers get their shots into the green.

The Callaway FT-i Squareway Fairway Wood has a stainless steel face with a carbon composite crown making for a lighter body and sole.

Callaway Mens FT-i Tour Series

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The Callaway Mens FT-i Tour Series is touted to be the straightest driver in the world with a 460 cc Complete Inertial Design, a CT/VFT Titanium Cup Face and an OptiFit Weighting System.

This driver is the personification of modern driver design that has pushed the boundaries of rules and shape to the limits. The design positions the weight to the clubhead’s extreme corners thus producing higher MOI or Moments of Inertia. With this driver you can expect more forgiveness, greater distance and an increased ball speed.

Expect more stability due to the precise positioning of the Center of Gravity. The body is made of carbon composite material making it lighter and with a discretionary weight placed in the areas where it is most needed.

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The Big Bertha Titanium 454 Driver by Calloway is not only the biggest Big Bertha driver in terms of size but in terms of features as well. This driver is bigger in distance and forgiveness thus providing the user the biggest confidence and performance. The Big Bertha 454’s extra large head means more stability and more accuracy off the tee. It has a higher MOI or Moment of Inertia matched with an ultra-thin face and can thus deliver faster ball speed.

David Mobley, who used the Big Bertha Titanium 454 when he won in the World Long Drive Championship, can attest to the driver’s ability to deliver an explosive performance.

This driver boasts of the S2H2 or Short Straight Hollow Hosel design and the Tru-Bore technology, both of which are patented by Callaway.

Callaway X-18 Graphite Iron Set

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If you’re looking for a gift for dad or for your special friend who plays golf then the Callaway X-18 Graphite Iron Set is an ideal gift. This iron has more forgiveness due to the weight distribution in the clubhead perimeter as well as the use of SH2 technology. This is also due to the club’s 360-degree undercut design.

The Callaway X-18 Graphite Iron Set has more moments of inertia and less twisting. Thus, you can expect straighter shots and more distance. This iron measures 35 inches.