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Callaway Big Bertha 2004 RCH 75w (BLK) Regular Flex (Pull-out 7 or 9 Wood Shaft)

Saturday, August 28th, 2010


The RCH 75w (black) is the standard graphite shaft for Callaway Big Bertha (2004) fairway woods. Available in Light, Regular, & Firm flexes.
Used Price: $20.00

Men’s Callaway FT Hybrid 2008 Woods Utility
The Callaway FT Hybrid 2008 hybrid features the following:

  • A stainless steel face and body combine with a tungsten-infused sole to strategically position discretionary weight in the club head for a higher Moment of Inertia (MOI) and precise positioning of the center of gravity (CG)
  • The OptiFit Weighting System allows golfers to choose a Draw or Neutral Center of Gravity (CG) bias to fit their individual shot shape needs
  • Designed for a wide range of golfer launch conditions and ability levels for maximum hybrid playability and forgiveness from any lie

    Callaway X Hot Fairway Wood with Graphite Shaft
    Callaway X Hot Fairway Wood w/ Graphite Shaft: The X Hot 3-wood is an extension of Callaway Golf s X Fairway Woods line, incorporated with a larger head volume and shallow face for increased forgiveness and confidence. Its 455 Carpenter Steel face is lighter and stronger than a traditional stainless steel face, providing increased ball speed for unmatched distance from any other 3-wood Callaway Golf produces. The larger head volume helps Callaway Golf engineers raise the Moment of Inertia for greater forgiveness and more stability. With its lighter and stronger face composed of 455 Carpenter Steel, the Callawy Golf X Hot Fairway Wood delivers increased ball speed off the clubhead for unmatched distance. This lighter steel also enables Callaway engineers to increase the clubhead volume, allowing for a higher Moment of Intertia, greater forgiveness and stability, and higher confidence at address. Callaway Golf’s unique X-Sole Design rests the clubhead on two distinct areas of the sole, eliminating the tendency of a head to rock back and forth, ensuring that shots start online. The Callaway Golf X Hot Fairway Wood features a Fujikura Banzai shaft, providing great feel and exceptional control to compliment the X Hot head’s performance. At 44 inches, this shaft increases clubhead speed for longer shots than ever before. Callaway engineers have incorporated a number of patented technologies, including S2H2, increasing

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    Men’s Callaway Big Bertha Fusion Fairway Wood

    Saturday, August 28th, 2010


  • Stainless steel face, sole and body combined with a carbon composite crown maximizes perimeter weighting for exceptional stability at impact, and particularly on off-center hits.
  • Variable Face Thickness (VFT), a patented Callaway Golf technology, maximizes the Moment of Inertia (MOI) of the club head for maximum speed and distance
  • S2H2 and Tru-Bore technologies provide optimal weight distribution and improved feel and control at impact.
  • Available in 13, 15, 17, 19, 21 and 23 degree lofts, and comes standard with an Aldila Fusion NVS graphite shaft.

    Men’s Callaway FT-Hybrid Woods Utility
    The Callaway FT-Hybrid club features the following:

  • Constructed of a stainless steel face, sole and body with a lightweight carbon composite crown which allows for maximum perimeter weighting for enhanced stability and forgiveness
  • Optifit System technology allows the Center of Gravity (CG) to be positioned for a draw
  • VFT technology maximizes ball speed and perimeter weighting for increased distance and forgiveness
  • S2H2 technology repositions weight from the hosel to the perimeter of the club head
  • TruBore technology provides enhanced feel, stability and control
  • Introduced in 2006

    Men’s Callaway FT Tour Fairway Wood
    The Callaway FT Tour fairway wood features the following:

  • A stainless steel face and body combine with a tungsten-infused dual-runner sole to strategically position discretionary weight in the club head for a higher Moment of Inertia (MOI) and precise positioning of the center of gravity (CG)
  • The OptiFit Weighting System allows golfers to choose a Draw or Neutral Center of Gravity (CG) bias to fit their individual shot shape needs
  • Designed for low to mid handicap golfers seeking Tour-like fairway wood performance

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    Callaway Mens FT Tour Fairway Woods

    Friday, August 27th, 2010



    Callaway Mens FT Tour Fairway Woods feature:

  • Sole: Tungsten-loaded sole plate allows engineers to strategically place the CG for optimal ball flight trajectories and shot-shaping control; Dual runner design ensures cleaner turf interaction for more flushed shots
  • Setup: Soft, durable stainless steel clubheads
  • Face: Lower leading edge makes the sweetspot more accessible for various skill levels
  • Hosel: Stainless steel hosel creates the performance that will appeal to a wide range of players
  • Grip:Callaway Golf Universal grip
  • Shaft: Fujikura Fit-On E370 Graphite, Achieves low spin with a high launch for the player with a mid to faster swing tempo

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    Women’s Callaway Big Bertha Fusion Fairway Wood

  • Stainless steel face, sole and body combined with a carbon composite crown maximizes perimeter weighting for exceptional stability at impact, and particularly on off-center hits.
  • Variable Face Thickness (VFT), a patented Callaway Golf technology, maximizes the Moment of Inertia (MOI) of the club head for maximum speed and distance
  • S2H2 and Tru-Bore technologies provide optimal weight distribution and improved feel and control at impact.
  • Available in 13, 15, 17, 19, 21 and 23 degree lofts, and comes standard with an Aldila Fusion NVS graphite shaft.

    Women’s Callaway FT Hybrid 2008 Woods Utility
    The Callaway FT Hybrid 2008 hybrid features the following:

  • A stainless steel face and body combine with a tungsten-infused sole to strategically position discretionary weight in the club head for a higher Moment of Inertia (MOI) and precise positioning of the center of gravity (CG)
  • The OptiFit Weighting System allows golfers to choose a Draw or Neutral Center of Gravity (CG) bias to fit their individual shot shape needs
  • Designed for a wide range of golfer launch conditions and ability levels for maximum hybrid playability and forgiveness from any lie

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    Women’s Callaway X Fairway Wood

    Thursday, August 26th, 2010


    The Callaway X fairway wood features the following:

  • A 3-piece stainless steel fairway wood incorporating VFT Face technology and patented Callaway Golf technologies
  • A lower leading edge provides solid, consistent contact through the impact area from any lie
  • X-Sole design allows the club head to rest on two distinct points of the sole, preventing any rocking back and forth
  • S2H2 technology repositions weight from the hosel to the perimeter of the club head
  • Introduced in 2006

    Callaway ‘08 X Tour Fairway Wood with Graphite Shaft
    Callaway Golf ‘08 X Tour Fairway Wood with Graphite Shaft : Based on feedback from some of the best players in the world, Callaway Golf engineers have re-energized the best-selling fairways woods in the game. The new X Fairway Woods are designed to deliver for golfers every time they hit the course. The most significant upgrade is the addition of the highly successful Modified X-Sole Design featured in X Hybrids. This design lowers the leading edge and provides clean turf interaction from the rough or the fairway. The clubs also feature a slightly larger head size for better stability and slightly deeper face for a larger effective hitting area and higher confidence at address. Features: Modified X-Sole design provides versatile turf interaction and lowers the leading edge to help get the ball in the air New head shape is slightly larger for a higher MOI ( center of gravity ) and the slightly deeper face increases the effective hitting area Increased perimeter weighting provides superior stability on miss-hits and optimizes ball flight trajectories Callaway Golf core technologies include VFT and S2H2

    Men’s Callaway Steelhead Fairway Wood
    Each Callaway Big Bertha Steelhead clubhead is precisely balanced with a variable steel weight chip that weighs from 2 grams to 24 grams. This allows more weight to be placed deep in the club’s sole, producing a low center of gravity allowing you to get the ball airborne with greater ease! This Big Bertha Steelhead also features the Hawk Eye sole plate, which is proven to make wood shots from any lie easier to hit! This is sure to bring greater confidence to your game!

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    Women’s Callaway Steelhead Plus Fairway Wood

    Wednesday, August 25th, 2010


    Callaway’s exclusive Variable Face Thickness technology in the Steelhead Plus allows for a clubface that is both thinner and more durable by engineering precise thicknesses at special points across the interior of the face area. This variable thickness is carefully calibrated to increase the efficiency of the clubhead at impact to maximize ball speed. In other words…hit the ball longer!

    Callaway Big Bertha 2004 RCH 75w (BLK) Regular Flex (Pull-out 7 or 9 Wood Shaft)
    The RCH 75w (black) is the standard graphite shaft for Callaway Big Bertha (2004) fairway woods. Available in Light, Regular, & Firm flexes.
    Used Price: $20.00

    Men’s Callaway FT-Hybrid Woods Utility
    The Callaway FT-Hybrid club features the following:

  • Constructed of a stainless steel face, sole and body with a lightweight carbon composite crown which allows for maximum perimeter weighting for enhanced stability and forgiveness
  • Optifit System technology allows the Center of Gravity (CG) to be positioned for a draw
  • VFT technology maximizes ball speed and perimeter weighting for increased distance and forgiveness
  • S2H2 technology repositions weight from the hosel to the perimeter of the club head
  • TruBore technology provides enhanced feel, stability and control
  • Introduced in 2006

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