Callaway Big Bertha Fusion (Irons)
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The Big Bertha Fusion irons incorporate Callaway Golf’s uniquely superior, weight-shifting Fusion Technology to combine untraditional technology and extreme perimeter weighting with a traditional look in a revolutionary package.
With a clean, sleek look at address no other game improvement iron has ever approached, Big Bertha Fusion Irons deliver the unmatched playability, performance and confidence that could only come from Callaway Golf, the established leader in forgiving iron technology. Three components — a proprietary Tunite alloy cradle, a lightweight titanium face insert, and a TPU SenSert — make the Big Bertha Fusion Irons the most technologically advanced irons available today.
The new Big Bertha Fusion Irons are offered in graphite or steel shafts. The standard graphite shaft is the RCH 75i, available in light, regular and firm flexes; the RCH 85i is a strong flex; and the RCH 45i is designed for women golfers. The standard steel shaft is the Nippon 990 Uniflex. Left-handed versions of the Big Bertha Fusion Irons will be available in early 2005.
Big Bertha Fusion Irons are avilable now. Offerings include a 2-iron through 9-iron and pitching (46 degrees), approach (50 degrees), sand (56 degrees) and lob (60 degrees) wedges. The standard set configuration will be 3-iron through pitching wedge.
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31 Aug 2005
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1. dave_1_ | Rated
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21 Jan 2007
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I have been hunting for a really forgiving set of irons for ages. I had been using Wilson DI5âÄôs which are by no means bad clubs at all. I saw a set on eBay for $600 delivered. They had only been hit 6 times so they were a real bargain.
So off I went to the course with excitement and they delivered in spades. Number 1- they go a mile. Number 2-itâÄôs easy to control the ball they area midsized head but feel slightly oversize. Yet I was able to shape the ball pretty well. These have a Titanium face so the ball rockets off the face. Spin wise they are also very good, ball stopped dead in tracks on the greens. They are slightly off set so squaring the club face is pretty easy. I was even able to hit a 4 iron. Nice piercing ball flight instead of the ballooning flight you get with so many irons these days. I play on windy course that is exposed so itâÄôs great, they also have no jarring at all they just âÄúhurtâÄù the ball at impact. ItâÄôs like you havenâÄôt even hit it.
I am not going to say go rush out and get these because they are a bit hard to findâĦthey are early 2005 model. So eBay is a good chance. I play off 13 and had no trouble hitting them at all. The research I did said they were forgiving yet lower handicappers would also benefit. The Callaway grips also feel nice (quite spongy and soft)