About Callaway Big Bertha Driver (I)

The maximum has now gone from the original 190 cc limit to a hefty 460 cc's. As the club head size increased, the Callaway Big Bertha 454 driver and the Callaway Big Bertha 460 driver made their appearance.

 

For most golfers, driving a golf ball long and straight down the fairway is a great thrill. But unfortunately, before Ely Reeves Callaway, Jr. arrived on the scene, the higher handicap golfer rarely had this great experience. Then, in 1991, the Callaway Big Bertha driver appeared in the market. The great German Big Bertha howitzer, the Callaway Big Bertha driver featured a revolutionary change in golf clubs and discount golf clubs- a large volume club head.

 

With the appearance of the big headed driver, a 190 cc steal head golf club, the perfect drive was as close as your nearest golf store. The secret was in the large head with the increased sweet spot.

 

Before, only a near perfect meeting of the club and ball would result in a great drive. Now, the Big Bertha drivers such as Callaway Big Bertha 460 Driver allowed more room for error and if the swing wasn't exactly perfect the golf ball would still rocket down the fairway.

 

Since introducing the first Big Bertha, Callaway has continually tried to improve their callaway drivers. Improved versions have appeared as the "Great Big Bertha" and the "Biggest Big Bertha". But Callaway wasn't finished. They introduced titanium models including the Grand Big Bertha Hawkeye Titanium driver. Titanium drivers are designed to lighten the club head without sacrificing distance. The great Big Bertha Hawkeye titanium driver became an overnight success.