Overview and Features
- A 460cc driver with a shallower face and flatter shape for longer and straighter balls, even with off center-shots
- Highest Moment of Inertia (MOI) of any Callaway all titanium heads
- Deeper center of gravity means more power
- Correct alignment for the golfer is guided by the Chevron logo
- VFT face design results in a more robust face and increased ball speed
Description
An all-titanium design, the Callaway Big Bertha 460 driver is designed to be just within the limits of the R&A and USGA. The head is stretched and flattened to produce lower and flatter hits. The deeper center of gravity ensures longer and straighter hits with off-center shots and maximizes forgiveness. The driver has modified VFT Technology which means that face thickness is designed specifically to maximize the drivers conditions under the USGA Characteristic Time test, resulting in a much more robust face and increased ball speed from strikes anywhere on the face.
The wider head shape results in the highest MOI of all the Callway titanium head drivers, producing more stability and straighter shots.
To help the shots start on-lone and elminated any rocking back and forth, the Callway Big Bertha 460 driver has Consistent Alignment Sole which ensures that the club rests on two stable areas of the sole. It also has a Correct Alignment Stripe which allows golfers to square up with the correct alignment.
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- : 7.5
For the average golfer out there, clubs make all the difference. This one makes a great driver. i use to use beginner clubs and i couldn’t play to save myself. with this driver and some better clubs i’ve gone from the high 20s to the low 30s. new quality drivers like this one will make a big difference
My swing speed is 94-96 and with this drivers I’ve gained around 18-20 yards with a lot more accuracy down the fairway
Has a solid feel and is accurate. Evident that there is a draw bias with miss hits. Offers reasonable correction on fades and slices. Finding more of the fairway with this club. Good values from a good brand.
I’m a 8 handicap and can usually strike the ball 240-250 yards. I’m very wary of those 280 yard stories. this club has a good, solid feel and long distance while maintaning USGA specs. Drivers that don’t conform a ruining the game.