About Callaway Big Bertha Driver (Ii)

The United States Golf Association (USGA) began to allow golf manufacturers to increase the club head size. The maximum has now gone from the original 190 cc limit to a hefty 460 cc's. As the club head size increased, the Callaway Big Bertha 454 driver and the Callaway Big Bertha 460 driver made their appearance.

 

With the appearance of the big headed driver, a 190 cc steal head golf club, the perfect drive was as close as your nearest golf store. The secret was in the large head with the increased sweet spot.

 

With the dramatic improvements in golf club metallurgy, more and more discount golf clubs are available in use metallurgy. Ladies Callaway Big Bertha 460 driver became available, proving that women can use a large club head driver. Callaway's patented Fusion technology, fuses (hence the name) titanium and a carbon composite. This helps redistribute the club head weight and move it away from the center of gravity. This subtle change increases the club's stability. The result is even more distance and improved accuracy. Callaway has also designed a shallower face and flatter shape into the Big Bertha driver, Callaway FT-i 25th Anniversary Driver for example, this kind of driver can further increasing distance and accuracy.

 

Since introducing the first Big Bertha, Callaway has continually tried to improve their callaway drivers. Improved versions have appeared as the "Great Big Bertha" and the "Biggest Big Bertha". But Callaway wasn't finished.

 

The results are not unnoticed by the touring pros. Both Phil Mickelson and Gary Player have strongly endorsed the Callaway driver.