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(More customer reviews)I bought this club for my husband, but when the comapny failed to give me an accurate description of the item after is was purchased, I called them.Basically they said that they did not carry the club that was advertised, that they would send the one they had in stock which was completely oposite to what I was buying.Long stor short, I returned it.
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Product Description:
Big Bertha Heavenwood with Graphite Shaft A hybrid in its highest form. You get the performance of a long iron and the forgiveness of a fairway wood. They're your go-to clubs for confidence, consistency and playability anywhere on the course. For years golfers have struggled to hit long irons just right, and many have even replaced them with easier-to-hit utility clubs such as 5- and 7-woods. Although this is an effective alternative to long irons, many golfers still have trouble getting the ball airborne, while accomplished golfers seem to prefer the playability of a smaller head design. The Big Bertha Heavenwood keeps everyone happy. Its elongated, low-profile head design allows golfers to get under the ball in all types of turf conditions. The low and deep center of gravity in the clubhead makes it a breeze to get the ball airborne. Elongated Low-Profile Face: The face inspires confidence in your shots and creates a high moment of inertia. That means you get more resistance to twisting, more stability and increased forgiveness. Core Technologies: S2H2 Design (Short Straight Hollow Hosel) shortens hosel length to redistribute weight and improve feel and control. Tru-Bore extends the shaft through the head for feel and control that go all the way through to the sole of the club. Modified Warbird Sole: Makes it easy to hit from any surface and promotes solid contact with your ball for distance and green-grabbing trajectories. Two-year
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