Two words almost every golfer immediately recognizes—Big Bertha.
That’s right, Callaway’s Big Bertha line has returned. Created for players seeking more forgiveness and the ability to get the ball in the air easier, the Big Bertha line includes everything from driver to irons.
Big Bertha Driver
With a low center of gravity that’s shifted forward in the clubhead, the Big Bertha driver is designed to help players who battle a slice. The low and forward CG helps reduce spin that leads to a slice, while engineers put weight into the heel to promote a draw.
Key technologies
Big sweet spot
The XL face offers a large sweet spot, and Callaway continues to use artificial intelligence to optimize speed across the surface.
New lightweight Jailbreak
Jailbreak has been a key technology for Callaway for several years, creating stability and increasing ball speeds. It is found in the Big Bertha driver in a new lightweight system.
Head shape
The player’s perception of the head of a driver creates confidence. In this case, the head profile is stretched, creating the impression of a forgiving clubhead.
Carbon Crown
With a triaxial carbon crown and lightweight components, Big Bertha is lightweight to support faster swing speeds.
Is it for me?
If you slice the ball and are looking for a driver with an iconic history that promotes a faster swing speed, you’ll need to consider Callaway’s Big Bertha.
Irons
The goal of the Big Bertha lineup is to create forgiving clubs that inspire confidence. You’ll find exactly that in the irons, which are created to deliver easy distance, even on off-center strikes.
Key technologies
Improve launch conditions
Tungsten weighting, 11 grams in all, is used to improve forgiveness, while 43 grams of internal tungsten is positioned for higher launch in long irons and easy control in shorter irons.
Artificial intelligence designed Face Cup
Callaway engineers have utilized AI to create a high-strength face cup to optimize speed and spin across the face. Each head features a unique pattern to enhance performance.
Forgiving
The classic Big Bertha shape has been refined to give you confidence when you’re about to hit an important shot. The irons have a thicker topline and wider soles, as well as longer blades and more offset to generate straight ball flight, especially for those used to slicing.
Lightweight
Using lightweight components, Big Bertha irons support faster swing speeds.
Black Smoke finish
The black finish is darn sexy and looks very premium.
Hybrids
Golfers seeking more forgiveness are likely to pass on long irons and seek out hybrids that create higher, straighter launch conditions. That’s exactly what Big Bertha hybrids offer—enhanced offset to limit your slice, so shots fly far and incredibly straight.
Key technologies
Bertha Shape
Designed to inspire confidence, the head is larger and feels easier to hit. It is also designed to limit slicing for those who cut across the ball.
Precision Tungsten Weighting
Callaway has positioned tungsten internally to deliver forgiveness and launch the ball high, whether from the fairway or the tee.
Lightweight
The components in the hybrid promote hitting the ball high in the air while an adjustable hosel provides the ability to optimize trajectory.
Jailbreak with Batwing Technology
Using AI, the face on these hybrids flexes for great ball speed, while the Face Cup technology optimizes spin and speed.
Fairwood Woods
Developed in a shape designed to be perceived as forgiving by the player, these fairway woods are lightweight and aimed at golfers seeking to limit a slice. Similar to other clubs in the line, they launch easily, and create fast golf speeds given their lightweight format.
Easy launch
The shape, with their oversize profile and shallow face, inspire confidence and offer high launch conditions. The fairway woods also use progressively shorter shaft lengths to promote consistent contact for improved launch and carry distance.
Jailbreak with Batwing Technology
This offers stability, and allows the face to flex for great ball speeds.
Lightweight
Like all of the clubs in this line, you’ll find the fairway woods, with its triaxial carbon crown and lightweight components, easy to swing, while adjustability on the 3 and 5-woods help players dial in their specs.
Is it for me?
If you’re a golfer swinging under 90 miles per hour—and that’s a lot of us—and you have the tendency to slice, consider doing a fitting for Big Bertha fairway woods.