A:

Any altering of length will effect the weight and flex of the shaft up to a certain point. Usually you cannot tell a huge difference in weight or flex until you cut more than 2 inches off the shaft. If you want to cut it down to 43 inches, you should have no problems.

A:

With the Big Bertha Diablo, you have the choice of getting a Neutral or a Draw bias.

A:

The neutral Diablo Driver only comes in 8, 9 and 10 degrees.

A:

Both the Diablo and the Ft-5 will be a good driver for the average golfer. They are both available in a Draw and Neutral bias. The Diablo will be more forgiving and less hot off the face.

A:

I would recommend going down to a 10 degree. You are hitting the ball far enough but going down a degree will help out a little bit with ball flight and a little more roll.

A:

For pre-owned clubs we only charge sales tax in the state of Texas. For new clubs purchased on our shop.callawaygolf.com site there is sales tax for all states.

A:

If you are a brand new golfer than I would suggest speaking with one of our sales representatives for them to help you find the right driver for you. You can call them at 800-200-4726, and they will be happy to assist you.

A:

I would almost be 100% accurate stating that you would be hitting your 3 wood as far as you would hit your driver. If that is the case, I would say, stick with your 3 wood. The rule of the game is to keep your ball in short stuff. But if you want to try a driver, here is my take. I am a 25 handicapper and use a 10 degree lofted driver, but I tend to hit a high ball that is why I have the lower loft. I believe a higher handicapper should hit the highest lofted driver they can find as you want to get your ball high in the air to maximize the distance. Mind you not a pop up, but high enough to take advantage of any air current that flows above us. I think most high handicappers are in the 10.5 to 11 degree loft range. I would not suggest anything lower than 10 degrees. As a FYI, I hit the fairway 98% of the time and I am known to be a sneakly long driver, hit the ground and let it roll. Good luck!

A:

Average clubs will show normal wear from frequent play and may have natural scratches, pop up marks and/or bag wear on the shaft. These are great clubs for those looking for performance and value and are less concerned about cosmetics.

Good clubs have seen normal use (usually several seasons) but are in better than average shape for that particular model club. They may have some cosmetic imperfections but will look better than the average club in most players’ bags.

Very Good clubs have clearly been hit but are in fantastic shape. They may have a few scratches if you look closely but will still look like the newest club in most bags.

A:

The Ft-9 Tour will give you more distance over the Diablo.

A:

The BB Diablo has a 460 cc head.

A:

play more often buddy

A:

The HT (High Trajectory) club is designed to get the ball in the air easier. Anything with a higer loft is easier to control. You should be able to control this club better but you could lose distance because of the high loft.

A:

A senior flex shaft is designed for someone with a slow swing speed of about 70-80 mph and a draw bias means that weighting in the club head will promote a draw in the ball flight.

A:

The Diablo is a newer club and will give you a little more distance over the BB 460. Both clubs are forgiving and will be comparable in terms of playability. As someone with a higher swing speed I would recommend a stiff shaft.

A:

A draw driver has a closed head.(about 15%)

A:

False.You need a fast swing for a steff shaft.Ball speed about 150.A steff shaft well go straight with a slow swing but not as far.

A:

We do customize most of our Callaway clubs. Please call our sales team at 800-200-4726 for pricing and inventory questions.

A:

Draw bias is for golfers with a fade or slice. This will help them straighten that out. Neutral is for golfers that typically hit it pretty straight. Both will look the same when you set it down but the weighting inside is different on both.

A:

Draw is used to correct slice created by an incorrect swing and/or stance.

A:

All BB diablo draw drivers come with a 1 degree closed face. All Big Bertha Diablo Neutral head drivers come with a .5 degree open club face.

A:

The uniflex shaft is a light weight regular flex steel shaft. The senior shaft is a light weight graphite shaft. Steel is going to be more consistant with the distance of the shot, and graphite will increase the distance of the shot.

A:

The standard version of the Big Bertha Diablo driver is only produced in full degree lofts from 8-11, and 13. There is a 10.5 degree Diablo that is produced in our Tour Authentic line, but the club is slightly different. It has a full length hosel, is neutrally weighted, and is set up 1.5 degrees open. Tour Authentic products are available through phone purchase only.

A:

The shaft on the Big bertha Diablo Driver is the Aldila DVS shaft. It does have Red Flames for graphics. It will have the name Aldila written on the shaft.

A:

Do yourself a favor; if you have rotator cuff problems, go with
the Callaway Graphite senior shaft. It is a lot softer on your
shoulders. There is less vibration in a graphite, also the senior shaft is less stressfull to joints giving better yardage on an easier swing. This is what I experienced after switching. I had no perceivable loss of accuracy or distance. Good luck........Doc

A:

I would recommend the 11 degree Diablo driver.

A:

Yes this is a 460° head.

A:

Our inventory turns over so much from day to day. The best thing to do is to call our profesional sales team at 1-800-200-4726 and if we dont have it right now we can put you on our wish list and contact you back when we get on in.

A:

The Draw version of this club will have more weight distributed towards the heel of the golf club. It is designed to help reduce a fade, or promote a draw. The Draw will also have a slightly deeper, or taller, face than the neutral version making it slightly more forgiving. If you have any questions about which fairway wood is right for you please feel free to contact our sales team.

A:

Yes, they come with head covers.