Callaway Big Bertha Fusion Irons
Callaway Big Bertha Fusion Irons
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[Apr 01, 2024]
nadya
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[Jan 01, 2024]
minami
Purchased: New
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[Dec 30, 2023]
Aeera
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. . . Purchased: New
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[Dec 21, 2023]
arissaaqila
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On the challenging holes, we saw beautiful shots and brilliant strategies from each team tstoto Weakness:
No, this is very good, guaranteed not to disappoint. Purchased: New
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[May 29, 2021]
ceceliafredrick
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These clubs are incredible. They hit very solid. When you miss, you can tell where you miss but you are not severely punished. Great game improvement clubs. I hit every GI iron under the sun before buying these and I'm 100% confident I bought the best GI clubs on the market. Louisville Hood Cleaning Weakness:
No negatives, all round excellent club. Purchased: New
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[Nov 08, 2012]
Captain Insano
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway Big Bertha Fusion Irons
I'm an admitted hacker, always looking for a way to buy a game. My clubs were stolen out of my car trunk, and with two kids in college, I didn't have much to spend on a new set of clubs. I found a used set (4-a) of Fusion irons at Roger Dunn for $140. Best money I ever spent. They're not the longest irons, but are very accurate and very forgiving. They probably are a little shorter than my (stolen) TM r7's, but I've found them to be much more reliable. These irons originally sold for $1100-1200, so to find a set for about 1/10th of the original price was OK with me. Plus, they look pretty cool, and the vibration insert really does help on mis-hits. Customer Service N/A Similar Products Used: Taylormade r7
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[Apr 17, 2012]
david buchanan
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway Fusion Irons
I paid $1500 for my set of Callaway Fusion Irons and was happy to have finally purchase what I thought was a top of the line set of clubs. Great clubs at the start but I am very disappointed with the end result. I only play in the summer as I live in Canada where the golf season is May-Sept at best. Fusion is an understatement as after three seasons of play the head of my 3 and then 7 iron literally came flying off the shaft, nearly wounding other playing partners. The clubs I thought would last me for years lasted just past their very short warranty of 2 years??? I would not recommend these clubs and will never purchase Callaway products again. I am very disappointed and disheartened as I am an avid golfer and feel like I have been ripped off. Customer Service Callaway has offered to repair the set for $50 a club - not a cheap investment the second time around. I'm not impressed with their customer service and have been told by the outlet I purchased the clubs from that Callaway customer service and/or warranty is not as good as their competators - Titlest, Taylor Made and Nike. Similar Products Used: Titlest - best irons I have ever played with. Sorry I ever purchased with Callaway. |
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[Jun 18, 2010]
Dexter Haven
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway ERC Fusion Irons
On paper these irons have all the buzzwords: titanium face, tunite cradle, etc. But don't be seduced. These irons are not nearly as good as Callaway irons of a decade ago. They are not as long nor playable as Great Big Bertha tungsten titanium irons nor as good as Big Bertha 2002 irons. Drivers and fairway woods have come along way in the past decade, but I'm not so sure the same is true of irons. The fact is Callaway couldn't produce the GBB tungsten titanium irons because now because they'd just be too expensive. But they are so well made in the fashion of Ping Eye2 irons, that they represent a real bargain in the used market. They are much, much better than the ERC Fusions. Customer Service Never needed it. Similar Products Used: Callaway X-14, pro series 12s, Big Bertha 2002s, 2006s. Nickent 3DX, Nickent 4DX, Ping Eye2, Eye3, G2, S59 and G10. |
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[Jan 06, 2010]
Roy W
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway Big Bertha Fusion
This is an outstanding set of clubs, both aesthetically and in performance. The Fusion irons have a much cleaner top-line than any previous versions of Big Berthas, and this is what I prefer as it gives me more confidence at address. The stock uniflex shaft seems to just work for me, as regular flex shafts are usually too whippy to me, but I don't swing fast enough for a true stiff either.
Customer Service Haven't had to use them. They do send free personalized club labels after registering on their website. Similar Products Used: Mizuno MX-17, Taylormade Burner, Ping Eye 2 |
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[Nov 09, 2009]
JP Jones
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Big Bertha Fusion
I got the Fusion irons because of previous good luck with Callaway irons, X14's. They are nice sticks, but I am not sure that they are as nice as the x series irons. They scratch really easy for a $1k set of irons and they are shorter than other irons that I own. Customer Service Callaway has great customer service and stands behind their products. Similar Products Used: Callaway X-14, Mizuno MX-19, and Ping G2 |