Equipment
FIRST LOOK: Callaway’s Line of Big Bertha Irons and Hybrids
They’re baaaack!
Yesterday, Callaway introduced the next generation of Big Bertha irons and hybrids, which will available for pre-order at the end of this month and in retail stores in January of 2019.
New Big Bertha Irons: Easy Launch, Serious Distance
Big Bertha is our easiest to launch distance iron, and it’s led by our groundbreaking new Suspended Energy Core. More on the new Callaway Big Bertha Irons: http://bit.ly/2PTUrFn
The new iteration builds off the 2016 OS irons release and will add what they call a “suspended energy core.” That core is made up of a metal injected molded tungsten weight that’s encased in the urethane microsphere material inside the irons.
And for those of you who know their iron technology, yes, it’s the same technology inside the Rogue irons.
The new technology is meant to increase feel and sound at impact while also improving launch and overall distance.
The new Big Bertha’s are meant for those of us with a high-handicap that could use a little help, while not having to sacrifice everything we love in irons: launch, trajectory, distance, and the all-important, forgiveness.
The new Big Bertha hybrids have also incorporated previously released technology into the clubs. You might be familiar with Callaway’s Jailbreak Technology. Along with Jailbreak, the hybrids also feature their proprietary Hyper Speed Face Cup design that allows for more ball speed across a larger area of the face.
Finally, for the first time ever, the new Big Bertha hybrids come with an adjustable hosel that will allow for customized launch angles and spin rates.
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