Callaway

Livin the Dream – Such a smooth Iron! I don't think I've ever hit a ball so good! These clubs are a dream and I have never played such a good round. Will be taking them out again this weekend.

Callaway Big Bertha 2023 Irons 6 - PW,AW,GW Graphite Shafts RCH 65R – I have been playing golf for approx 50 years; my average GA handicap over the last 5 years would be about 14 to 15. I bought these clubs as a… Read more

birthday present to myself because my Taylormade RSi irons were starting to get a bit shabby. I looked at specs and professional reviews and took professional advice for easy to hit irons with particular attention to loft. After testing the 7 iron in a simulator I was then fitted for length in my local golf shop. Anyway, to cut a long story short, I have tried to play with these irons now for 6 weeks, taken them to the practice fairway a number of times but have found them almost impossible to hit. Okay' when I actually manage to get it right the 7 iron will travel about 125m and the PW about 90m. But 4 times out of 10 I am hitting the 7 iron weakly to the right (not a slice) and 5 times out of 10 I shank the PW, AW and GW. I no longer have any confidence in these irons and have reverted back to my old set of RSi irons, which I hit the same distance with no shanking. I believe the reviews published are by professional golfers, trying to sell an average iron at a big price. The average golfer, which I believe I am, will not find these clubs easy to hit at all. I didn't. In my time, I have had many sets of clubs but have never experienced the disappointment that I have with the Callaway Big Bertha 2023 irons. What a waste of $1800 AUD. I believe you may have to totally change your game to hit these irons well.