Callaway Woods

Are There Any Better Clubs Than Callaway Woods?

Once introduced in 1991, Callaway’s innovative and revolutionary Big Bertha driver set a standard that has remained unequaled to this date. The company took this same high tech design and applied it to all fairway woods it produced, thus becoming legend in the industry and the number one choice of golfing enthusiasts worldwide.

Like its driver counterpart, Callaway woods provide a level of ball striking forgiveness that helps reduce the frustration levels faced not only by beginning players, but the agony faced by a slight miss hit even on the professional tour.

The applied technology incorporating a larger volume, all stainless steel head than was typically a normal, along with a shallow face and lower leading edge, helped many golfers whose swing was far less than perfect. The innovative club design allows for increased MOI, or moment of inertia, reducing any extra club twisting that occurs at ball striking. This allows for less miss hits along the club face so longer distance, and greater accuracy, can be achieved.

Although quite popular from the start, many golfers had several complaints including too much air time that resulted in shorter distances achieved. Convinced that the technique combining different construction materials – titanium, stainless steel and carbon – was on the right track, company design engineers formulated a fused approach to the elements usage, developing the fusion technology in popular use still today. This led to the creation of the FT line of Callaway woods where the perimeter weighting also was adjusted along with the club’s face thickness.

Design attention also focused on club shaft development adding to players’ desire for better feel and forgiveness when striking a golf ball. Although the company has developed versions designed for the more accurate swinging motions produced by advanced and pro golfers, the majority of golfers are attracted to the standard versions of Callaway woods.

Callaway woods include the new Big bertha Diablo line along with the FT, FT-Tour and FT-1 Squareway woods. The former provides for a within USGA specs square-like head which provides for greater accuracy shooting out of the rough along a fairway. Also complimenting the offers of Callaway woods are the less expensive X series that offer uncompromising performance at affordable pricing. The company also offers the Big Bertha Diablo line specifically designed for the discriminating woman golfer.

Callaway woods are designed to eliminate fear out of using them. Before the company developed its innovative approach toward changing not only club head size, but construction techniques along with varied material choices, many beginner to average duffers carried unscathed woods, always head covered in the bag. The inability to produce the proper swing led to so many miss hits by beginning to average skill level players that for some, using a wood on the fairway was not a pleasant choice.

Through widening the sweet spot and producing a club that is more forgiving, the company now can boast a selection of Callaway woods that will reduce that frustration level while producing the happier results experienced when strokes are shaved off one’s play.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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