Callaway Great Big Bertha Hawk Eye Woods

Pros: Promotes a nice draw. Well-balanced club.
Cons: As usual, Callaway's a little pricey.

For the past five years, I've been whacker, a hacker, and an all around joker who couldn't break 90 on the course. Well, this season has been different and I owe it to my winter purchase of the Callaway Hawk-eye strong 3 wood. Besides my god-awful...

Pros: Grip it and Rip it
Cons: Can take a while to hit right

The Hawk Eye Big Bertha Woods are about the best wood I have ever hit and I've hit a lot of them. Taylor Made, Snake Eyes, and Titleist have no comparison to the Hawk Eye. With a lower center of gravity, they allow you to have better contact with the...

Pros: Very good club for high handicappers who have trouble getting the ball in the air
Cons: Not good for low handicappers because the it will cause you to hit the ball too high and probably will not like the feel of these woods in you are a better player

These hawkeye fairway woods are not of the same design as the driver. I know many people who have used both and only liked one or the other. If you look closely at the bottom of the fairway woods and the hawkeye driver, you will notice the difference....

Pros: Hits far
Cons: too expensive, steelhead is better

I purchased a Hawkey driver and #3 wood this year. I already had a Steelhead #3 and #5 wood. I have since sold both of my Hawkeyes and added a steelhead driver to the bag. Here is why:

First I will discuss drivers, since I think they should...

Pros: Great looking
Cons: Over priced

I chose the callaway because I was slicing so bad and thought it would help,and it did.Plus I was wanting to get further distance out of my shot,I have gained 20yds. so far.I was looking at three different clubs at the time I bought my Callaway club,...

Pros: Longer and straighter shots from all lies
Cons: Pricey, and if you already have a good draw, LOOK OUT!

There are a lot of fairway woods out there; and I tried most of them. These are by far the best hitting clubs on the market. I already had a set of Big Bertha War Birds; and ditched them when I picked up 50+ yards a club; and began hitting straighter...

Pros: Improved confidence & consistency
Cons: High price, not a club for those who hook.

This driver has given new life to my otherwise mediocre swing that made novice croquet players proud. I purchased a stock 9 degree firm Callaway Hawkeye driver (as well as a Hawkeye 3-wood) and quickly discovered weekend hackers CAN and DO hit fairways....

Pros: This club has the best feel that I have ever felt.
Cons: I can't think of any.

I am a fourteen year old lefty and I was looking for a 3 wood to get me about 225 yds. and a 5 wood about 180-200 yds. I started with the three wood expecting awesome things to happen, but instead my five wood was going about 200 yds. Just recently I...

Pros: Has a plate to help balance and new shaft.
Cons: Mostly designed for people with steep swings(not me)

My grandfather recently purchased the driver of this set. I went on a roung with him and noticed the new club along. This was not match play so I asked if I could give it a try. On the first hole I hooked it into the tall fescue. That ball was...

Pros: Monty Ooo about the club not who plays it Okay it's very long
Cons: To deep to try and hit off the fairway

First off I don't owe this club never have but two play partners have them so I have hit enough shots to come up with a take.

I really like the driver %9 stiff shaft both friends have that club it this driver goes very far and the shatf does...

Pros: solid feel, forgiving clubs
Cons: none

these clubs are very forgiving and easy to hit. i played with a taylor made burner bubble wood before the callaway, and i appear to be getting an extra 6-10 yards on my drives. if this is your first time using titanium woods, make sure you get a wood...