On 2005-06-29, JM rated this Callaway Big Bertha II a 2...(5770)
Purchase: I purchased the driver online for about $200 (cannot remembe rexactly). It has a Grafalloy Blue (stiff) shaft and 10 degree loft. I purchased it hoping the 10 degree loft would help me hit the ball a little straighter, even if I lost a little distance. My previous driver was a Launcher 410, and well hit drives averaged 280-300 but consistency was poor.
Pros: There is simply nothing that I found positive about this driver.
Cons: I do not like the way the driver looks. I dislike the blue coloring, and it also seems to set up odd to me. I have always hit a fade with my driver. With this club, it was more like a death slice. I could not do anything to straighten it out. I can take my old drivers and put 7 out of 10 down the middle, and sometimes 0 out of 10 with this driver.
Quality: I feel that this is a well made club. I take care of my clubs, and the coloring, etc has held up well. I do not think anyone will have a problem with the quality of this club. Review Summary: If you normally hit a fade or have a tendency to slice, make sure you put a lot of consideration into the shaft for this driver. I feel like the Grafalloy Blue shaft does not perform well with this club. I am 6'0 tall and have a high swing speed (over 100mph with driver). I hit stiff shafts in all my other drivers, but I simply couldn't get this one to work for me. I couldn't draw this thing no matter what I did.
On 2004-03-29, earlwb rated this Callaway Big Bertha II a 5...(3211)
Purchase: Have not purchased, but I am considering it.
Pros: Quality
Cons: price
Quality: Extremely high quality and precision construction Review Summary: I don't think they make them better On 2002-12-14, Mark Mattice rated this Callaway Big Bertha II a 3...(868)
Purchase: Bought on e-bay for $320. 9 degrees of loft stiff shaft. Standard big bertha system 60 shaft. This is not the pro series model, but the standard model with supposed heel weighting for a draw bias.
Pros: I'm a 1 handicap and was hitting Taylormade 360. My average distance is 261 yds with the 360 and 270 yds with BB II.
Cons: I tend to slice the BB II and have to set up with the golfball adjacent to the ball of my left foot, in order to square the face at impact. I don't like the golfball that far forward, because it encourages an over-the top-move.
Quality: Well built, and very attractive golf club. Review Summary: I'm going to sell this one and buy the Taylormade R540. BB II is too difficult to square at impact for me, and I am constantly battling a slice with this club. On 2002-11-05, Gwade rated this Callaway Big Bertha II a 5...(756)
Purchase: I paid 1,000 dollars for this club. I got it from Callaway early, making it fairly expensive. I am not positive how much the retail price is curantly
Pros: I like how the club hits. Every time there is a chance, on a 4 or 5 par course, I will pull that driver out and always hit my Callaway HX Blue at least 200+ yards.
Cons: There isn't anything i don't like about this driver.
Quality: The quality is great, it has a bubble shaft, and driver. It has the newest, and best manufacturing in the history. They make the clubs by hand, and put a lot of time and effort into it. Review Summary: I just cannot say how good the club hits, I will always use a Callaway driver.
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 Re: looking for new irons
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ryno, the vr split cavity is a great stick no doubt. it is essentially the successor to the irons i just bought, the forged cci...kind of in that ra
Re: Talk about your range practice/session
Posted by DON:
Went to the range yesterday to practice. Took the new 9.5* driver to test it out. I hit it a lot better than I figured I would with that factory insta
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