Callaway Big Bertha Steelhead – I've always subscribed to the adage, "If it isn't broke, don't fix it." So why did Callaway take the most successful woods of all time and scrap them in favor of the new look steelheads? Well, I'm sure the gurus at Callaway know more about golf and the market than I do, but they didn't impress me much with the move. The heads are a bit smaller, but I really miss the v-shaped sole plate that made getting ...
by John Kim.
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The explosion of the golfing population in recent years has been both a blessing and a curse on the golf community. The added interest, money, and technological enhancements brought on by the "new blood" have served to spark new courses, new equipment, and many other great advancements. But there has been a downside, one that few have addressed until now. There is so much more to behaving properly on a golf course than following the written rules. For a long time, customs and n ...
by John Kim, Executive Director/AG.com.
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Wood Review: Callaway Big Bertha Steelhead

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