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Comments about Callaway Golf Big Bertha Irons (1996):
I've purchased from Calloway Used before and got what I expected: A replacement club in like-new condition that was in much better shape than the club it replaced.
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Comments about Callaway Golf Big Bertha Irons (1996):
I have used this clubs for the first time playing golf,for the beginner like me,it's very satisfying, and make learning golf easier.
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Comments about Callaway Golf Big Bertha Irons (1996):
Filled a noticeable void in between mid-irons and the hybrid. Also, an excellent club out of troublesome situations.
Also, looks good in the bag as completing the set.
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Comments about Callaway Golf Big Bertha Irons (1996):
The clubs are great. I am new to golf and am not good. i concentrate on hitting down on the ball and have broken two clubs from swinging too hard and hitting the solid driving range matt. Probably not the clubs fault. I like the clubs alot, they feel good and very solind when i hit a good shot.
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Comments about Callaway Golf Big Bertha Irons (1996):
I played 3 over on the back 9 at the Inwood Club LI my first time out with these clubs.
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Comments about Callaway Golf Big Bertha Irons (1996):
Use in regular play, only 3 & 4 iron give me problems so I have replace them with a hybrid 4
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Comments about Callaway Golf Big Bertha Irons (1996):
I think calloway need to make their new irons from this mold of irons, just love the forgiveness
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Comments about Callaway Golf Big Bertha Irons (1996):
I have owned 1996 irons since new and to this day i haven't found a more balanced club from any manufacturer. They feel like an extension of my arm . awesome clubs
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Comments about Callaway Golf Big Bertha Irons (1996):
very solid irons
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Comments about Callaway Golf Big Bertha Irons (1996):
great for building a game
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what does 1flat lie mean for irons2 answers
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One flat means that the toe of the club will point down more than a standard set. This would fit someone who is shorter than 5'10" or so. If you would like to place an order to make the lie standard, please call our sales team at 1-800-200-4726.A:
angle of the face of the club is 1 degree flatter than stanrdQ:
Are these grooves v,square or u. in other words are they still legal. Any help would be great.1 answer
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The 1996 Big Bertha irons will have square grooves. These will be legal for the recreational golfer until 2024.Q:
what does it mean +2 on lie angle1 answer
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The meaning of +2° on the lie angle just means that the irons have been bent 2° up from the standard lie angle.Q:
The Shaft on my Big Bertha (1996) 7-iron snapped and I want to keep the head and replace the shaft. I'm looking for a firm flex graphite shaft from the original set.1 answer
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Unfortunately, we do not sell components. You could call our repair department in California at 800-588-9836, and they may be able to assist you.Q:
what is lie angle std black1 answer
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Standard black lie angle is the standard lie angle for all of our golf clubs. It is the standard lie angle for a golfer who is between 5'8 and 6'0 feet tall depending on their wrist to floor measurement.Q:
What is trade in value for 3-LW very good grips. Clubs show natural wear.1 answer
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Our current trade values can be found under the "Trade-In Trade-Up" link on our homepage. All set values listed are for 8 clubs that would include a 3-PW, or 4-SW. If you have additional wedges with your set you will receive the set value that is listed, plus an additional 1/10th the set value for each additional club. All trade values are subject to change at the beginning of each month. If you have any further questions feel free to call our sales or customer service staff.Q:
i was wondering if there is a obvious way to tell apart 1996 and 1994 set?1 answer
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I believe the 1996 set has the club number in the middle of the sole on a cutout, while the 1994 set has no cutout and the club number is closer to the toe of the clubhead.Home Big Bertha Golf Clubs Beginners Callaway Calaway Calloway Headcovers Head Covers Used Golf Clubs Discount Golf Clubs
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