nath85
Newbie
Does anyone know what woods matching callaways 2002 big bertha irons?
matching woods for old callaways
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ArnoldArmChewer
Tour Winner
Could be the old big Bertha and steelhead fairways, I guess they would be the last of the smaller headed clubs
Stuey01
Journeyman Pro
Why do you want woods that match your irons?
Better off getting some modern woods. Technology in woods has moved on much faster than in irons.
Better off getting some modern woods. Technology in woods has moved on much faster than in irons.
duncan mackie
Money List Winner
completely agree (and that ignores the issue that there aren't any really...anything Callaway would be a brand match)
CheltenhamHacker
Journeyman Pro
There are the Callaway big bertha warbirds! I own the 5W and it is such a nice club to hit!
Bratty
Princess Pouty (Queen of Fish Lips)
You say that, but I've yet to find a 3w or 5w better than my Callaway Steelhead Plus woods.
sev112
Tour Winner
The GBB II s are seriously good clubs and probably derive from that era
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
The BB's were great clubs in their time but I would rather look at the modern range (or at least something like the X22) where the shafts will be more up to date.
MashieNiblick
Tour Winner
Yes and Yes (2003).
Also I would say any of the Steelheads (Steelhead, Steelhead+ and Steelhead III)
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
Just picked up a Steelhead 5w for next to nowt on eBay.
Lovely little club that I hope will fill a gap nicely....
One of the best fairways ever
Lovely little club that I hope will fill a gap nicely....
One of the best fairways ever
beggsy
Journeyman Pro
Callaway steelhead are amazing woods better than any modern 3 wood I've ever hit
duncan mackie
Money List Winner
reading this I am confused as to why any other manufacturer has bothered to produce a fairway wood since 2003, let alone Callaway...
Jon321
Tour Rookie
What shafts have people got in their steelheads? Been watching a few lately but just concerned on shaft. I use a stiff in all my other clubs but stiff graphite seems very rare?
beggsy
Journeyman Pro
I use the uniflex steel shaft in mine and I have stiff in everything else you won't be dissapointed if you are I will buy it off you no questions as long as its not a lefty
Jon321
Tour Rookie
Just snapped a 3 wood up for just over 20 quid so ill see what all the fuss is about.
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
Just because something's newer it doesn't guarantee it's going to be better....
MashieNiblick
Tour Winner
The Steelheads are great woods,this is so typical of the modern golf consumer,oh a if I get the latest stuff i'll buy a great game bla bla bla,when will people learn 
,go ahead and line AG pockets further....Good on you Imurg getting a bargain and a great club to boot :thup:.
,go ahead and line AG pockets further....Good on you Imurg getting a bargain and a great club to boot :thup:.sev112
Tour Winner
A few guys were on here last week or so asking about Progen clubs
Progen's FullBore were a Callaway Steelhead "copy" (must be careful what I say)
They were very very good clubs, and were the reason I switched to Callaway's off fleabay, and which would still be in my bag if the (courtesy of Ping and GM) G20/K15 weren't as good (and new, not secondhand)
But they are in my. "Second" bag, along with my hogan irons
Progen's FullBore were a Callaway Steelhead "copy" (must be careful what I say)
They were very very good clubs, and were the reason I switched to Callaway's off fleabay, and which would still be in my bag if the (courtesy of Ping and GM) G20/K15 weren't as good (and new, not secondhand)
But they are in my. "Second" bag, along with my hogan irons
