See my other listings for other Brands, Models and Options. At TZ GOLF we specialize in vintage clubs and golf related items that have a cult like following, may be underrated in some circles, are beautiful to look at, have great performance, give a better value than overpriced new equipment, and will help golfers have more fun style on the golf course. FOR FASTER SHIPPING... CHOOSE YOUR PREFERRED OPTION AND ADVISE ME OF YOUR CHOICE USING A NOTE WITH THE ORDER. Callaway Big Bertha 7 Wood SINGLE CLUB 1991 - 1995 The Callaway Big Bertha fairway woods use the sole design of a utility club to help increase forgiveness. The internal weighting that the Warbird sole design allows, results in increased perimeter weighting to maximize Moment of Inertia. This high MOI keeps the club from twisting on impact to give you straighter, more accurate drives--even on those not-so-perfect shots. Callaway Big Bertha Warbird 7 Wood SINGLE CLUB 1996 - 1998 Ely Callaway, founder of Callaway Golf, chose the name Big Bertha for the driver he introduced in 1991. He borrowed the name from a German WWI howitzer, nicknamed Big Bertha because of its massive size and power. The Big Bertha driver was revolutionary at the time for its fully stainless steel construction during a time when many golfers still used traditional wooden drivers. The head of the original Big Bertha, while small by today's standards, was quite large by 1991 standards, which immediately set the club apart from competitors. Besides setting a new standard for size and materials, the Big Bertha driver was revolutionary in that it put more weight around the perimeter of the club-head, resulting in a thinner, more forgiving club-face. The design instantly enlarged the sweet spot compared to persimmon drivers, while remaining lightweight. This Big Bertha driver is suitable for players who tend to slice their ball or struggle to find consistency in ball flight. While Big Bertha will allow you to hit it long because of its larger sweet spot, its forgiveness accommodates players of all abilities. The original Big Bertha driver launched in 1991, and during that time was considered to be massive because most golfers were still using persimmon drivers. Made of stainless steel, Big Bertha OG clocked in at 190cc. Big Bertha?s large sweet spot, which provided a new level of forgiveness, separated the line from its competitors. Designers eliminated the neck of the club by extending the shaft through the club head which created more energy at impact. At 190cc, the 1991 driver was only about 40% of today?s 460cc drivers, and is more comparable to today?s 3-woods, which have club-heads in the 175cc neighborhood. Big Bertha has become one of the most recognized names in golf as a staple of the Callaway Golf lineup that has been successful since it launched in the 1990s. Although the Big Bertha line was designed to help high-handicappers play better, touring pros benefit from other clubs in the Callaway lineup. Phil Mickelson, Jon Rahm, Henrik Stenson, and Xander Schauffele headline a group of more than three dozen Callaway staffers on the PGA Tour. Callaway also has more than 50 players on staff among the LPGA, Korn Ferry and Champions Tours, including icons like David Leadbetter, Annika Sorenstam and Pete Cowan. Review: "This is not a grip it and rip it club. The drivers of today are spectacular with their 460cc heads and 275+ distances off the tee. For me however a 275 yard drive into the woods is not a good thing. I mean it is hard to brag about driving 25 to 30 yards past the competition when I have no second shot and they are in the fairway. So I have gone back to the war bird in an attempt to become more competitive. Taking this club to the range I found that I really do have to keep my head down through impact and stay focused on the ball. Who knew? I also found I can hit a draw, a fade and strait all about 240 to 250 yards. On the range. We all know that very little of what you do on the range follows you to the course. However if I can stay in the short grass twice as much as I have been over the past few years my newly developed scrambling skills should help me get a few more pars. I have zero expectations and high hopes." Both sides of golf love the 7 wood Datahead Lou Stagner loves the 7 wood, conversely Golf Sidekick, "Matty Boom Boom" also uses the 7 wood for controlled distance in trouble situations. Callaway Big Bertha OR BB Warbird 7 Wood SINGLE CLUB FOR FASTER SHIPPING... CHOOSE YOUR PREFERRED OPTION AND ADVISE ME OF YOUR CHOICE USING A NOTE WITH THE ORDER. S2H2 Big Bertha OR Warbird 7 Woods All clubs have Graphite Shafts Right Hand Clubs are in good condition, lots of life left. Big Bertha grip is Golf Pride New Decade Multi Compound grip, Warbird is Star Grip Tour Wrap style and are playable. The Easy to Hit, Big Berthas have been a very popular choice for many years Compliment your purchase with a Callaway Stand Bag... https://www.ebay.com/itm/265706771692?hash=item3ddd5b94ec:g:Bh0AAOSw6W1ijSuR Bid with confidence (100% positive feedback) Fast shipping