Callaway Big Bertha Irons Review
The name "Big Bertha" carries with it the connotation of an oversized, user-friendly golf club that can help golfers improve their distance and minimize the consequences of off-center hits. In its Callaway Big Bertha Irons, the company that originated the brand name has a new series of clubs that matches its famous drivers in that regard.
There are two versions of this series. Both have mid and short irons designed to be the most forgiving on the market, with oversized clubheads and a larger hitting area. Wide soles help the clubs weep through the turf.
 NEW CALLAWAY GOLF BIG BERTHA X 22 IRONS 4 SW STEEL X22  US $.01
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 SET OF CALLAWAY BIG BERTHA 2004 IRONS 4 PWGW NICE FIND US $.01
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 Callaway Big Bertha X 12 3 Iron Golf Club US $.50
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 Callaway Big Bertha X 12 4 Iron Golf Club US $.50
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 CALLAWAY BIG BERTHA 2006 IRONS 3 PW STEEL UNIFLEX US $.99
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 CALLAWAY BIG BERTHA X 12 IRONS 3 PW STEEL UNIFLEX US $.99
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As for the rest of the series, golfers have a choice between conventional long irons in the Big Bertha clubhead design, or more forgiving "i-brids" that combine design elements of both irons and hybrids. The i-brids have a lower and deeper center of gravity to get the ball in the air more quickly, and both i-brids and irons have the Callaway wide sole.
In addition, the Callaway Big Bertha Irons have a host of proprietary technologies to maximize their utility. Extreme Notch Weighting, and S2H2 designs more weight from the hosel and center of the clubface to the perimeter for a higher MOI. The VFT Technology increases ball speed, resulting in more distance and forgiveness, and the 360-degree Undercut channel moves the center of gravity lower and farther back. The result makes the Callaway Big Bertha Irons (MSRP of $799) a great choice for mid to high handicappers.
