Callaway Big Bertha irons review by Golf Monthly editor Michael Harris. We review the new irons that Callaway engineers claim are two clubs longer than previous designs.
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@ albatros12, Face loft is largely irrelevant, focus on launch angle instead. If you lofted a game improvement iron like a blade, they'd balloon. If you loft a blade like a game improver, they'd go nowhere. Launch angle is the key, not just loft in isolation.
Not strange they are 20 yards longer. Their 7 iron has stronger loft than my 6 iron. Great job, Callaway