Callaway Steelhead Plus

Callaway Steelhead Plus

Big Bertha. In the world of golf, this is a name that is synonymous with forgiveness, feel and performance. Introduced by Callaway Golf 1994 Big Bertha began one the revolution with an iron weight to push the edge of the club. This unique design became the foundation upon which Callaway would continue to improve, we amaze with each new model. In 1996, Callaway released an updated version of the original Big Bertha Irons, with some modifications. In the new model, designers use the size of the clubhead and the volume of the cavity to push more weight to the edges of the club head. Through a hosel shaft actually extends through the center the club provides more stability and feel is expected of all Callaway products. The Sole has been slightly modified the model to allow the club to pass through of the poor are with friction, even lower than before.

Callaway also introduced the Big Bertha Gold Series Iron in 1996. Using the prototype of the original Big Bertha iron designers repositioned the sweet spot, added a new single contour and redistribute weight in the head. The Big Bertha Gold the series has an axis of 96 RCH Series and are made of aluminum bronze alloy for a softer feel. Iron Gold Series held 360-channel level originala less constant and thin face. The Great Big Bertha Tungsten Titanium Iron successful course in 1997. In this design, Callaway used titanium with a tungsten insert create a club head that was perfect for use in almost all conditions. Insert only represents 15 percent of the volume of the clubhead, but represents 40 percent weight, maintaining the perfect size and center of gravity squarely where it belongs.

The Big Bertha X-12 Irons and X-12 Pro Series followed in 1998. With a center of gravity more than the original Big Bertha Irons, X-12 was designed to help golfers the ball in the air. The X-12A to maintain the 360-channel lower grades, patented S2H2 Callawaya Technology and Tru-Bore. The Pro-Series was designed for lower handicap golfers and included the design Less offset allows the more experienced golfer the ability to work the ball more easily. Also includes 360-channel lower grades, the S2H2 and Tru-Bore Technologies. The X-12 Irons were first introduced stainless steel irons by Callaway and many believe it was this iron that set the standard for high performance board to follow. The Steelhead X-14 Irons X-12 followed in 2000 and quickly became in the best-selling iron in the history of Callaway. Also available in a Pro-Series, the X-14 is stainless steel construction and Callaway's Variable Face Thickness (VFT) technology that guarantees a perfectly placed center of gravity (COG). Optimized for the long, medium and short iron, sharp face thicknesses, from top to bottom and in the heel to toe. The Pro-Series, designed for the advanced player was designed with less-Displacement of X-14

Original Callaway Big Bertha is updated more in 2002. This iron set, Callaway adds all of the latest Italian technology, which maintain the original appearance and very popular form of the Big Irons Bertha were known for. These technologies led the golfer using the game to a new level with more tolerance and peak performance. Also introduced in 2002 was The Hawk Eye Vft Irons. Simply, in this series, Callaway, simply use all their knowledge of design and added the Titanium package. The most popular irons Hawk Eye VFT, however, was the internal weight pocket that allows the designers of the position of the mass deep and low across the clubface. This design provides the beaten path without sacrificing forgiveness or feel. The following year, Callaway returned to the drawing board to create the new Steelhead X-16 and Steelhead X-16 Pro-Series. The changes include a shorter blade length and wider topline of the back addition to incorporating the latest technology of Callaway, the weighting Notch. The X-16 includes features a low center of gravity, a sole camber and a satin finish. The Pro-Series, were given a sheet-like design more less offset, a thinner top line and narrower sole, and a main straight edge.

In 2004 and 2006, Callaway added two models to the original Big Bertha Irons, and in 2005, introduced the X-18, the X-18 Pro-Series and the X-Tour Irons, Big Bertha Fusion. Proving once again that his is not a company to rest on the ITA laurels. Known today as the leader and pioneer in improving the game, Callaway Golf continues to make ita better to make us better in the course.

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	Men's Callaway Steelhead Plus Driver
	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...

	Women's Callaway Steelhead Plus Fairway Wood
	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...

	Men's Callaway Steelhead Plus Fairway Wood
	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...