Is there ANY POINT in buying brand-new golf clubs?
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
- In this video we review the Callaway Big Bertha 23 irons against a set of game-improvement irons from 10 years ago - the Ping G30 irons.
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Thanks for watching our review of the new Callaway Big Bertha Irons 2023. 
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callaway 6 iron 24 ° - ping 6 iron 27° - In my opinion you should have compared the ping 6 irons with the callaway 7 iron
Yes was thinking the same thing, just hit one more with the pings. Need to compare lofts not numbers on clubs.
Absolutely, I couldn't agree more with what you've pointed out. This is an unfair comparison and mere "clickbait" to try to sell the Big Bertha's!
More loft is better! Better spin. Better decent angle. No brainer. These stronger lofts are overall stupid for the average player. Especially if ball speed and swing speed are a bit slower than normal
Agree😊
I still have the G30 irons in my attic with regular flex shafts for when I get older and swing slower! I will give my Ping 430’s to my son.
save your money buy the older clubs, and get a hybrid for longer shots , you know get a 18 degree hybrid to compare to the 18 degree 4 iron of BB . lofts should be considered to compare irons to irons . IMO of course
Would love to see you review the ELEVEN Hybrid 'irons' 🙏🏻
No point whatsoever of upgrading to new clubs unless you have too much money to waste, club fitting is a con , how can you get fitted for a full of irons hitting one club in 1 to 2 hours.
Mavrik Pros were the unicorn irons, have all this tech, AI face, tungsten microspheres, but not so chunky.
I just got a new set of irons -new to me. They are 6-year-old Callaways and I love them! Got them from Callaway pre-owned which gave me a good price for my older irons on my trade-ins! Club manufactuers are under marketing pressure to introduce new irons/metal woods every couple years. But are they really THAT much better?
A nice review, welcome from Canada
I purchased the new BB two months ago and they are thicker than I prefer but the height and distance are impressive. I traded in my T-200’s which I loved but the BB were 10 yards longer and stopped with no problems. I had to change all my wedges due to the gaps and I’m hitting the 9 iron 150, which is impressive for an old man. I must agree with the previous comment that you can’t compare a new iron to a 10 year old iron and call that a fair test.
Ping g 30 much better spin. If your hitting the green you want the ball to stop sooner than later! Correct. New technology is not working for the average player. I have G25S. Love them. Good lofts on them giving grest spin. Who cares if you are hitting a 7 iron vs an 8 iron. PW vs 9 iron. I want the ball to stop!!!
After 10 years, the level of any golfer has changed.
So buying new irons is more or less necessary anyway, not to mention adapting shafts to your potential !
Really random, but I've been given an ex demo 7 irons of these. I currently play with some 15 year old Dunlop irons which I can't find information for but I want to add the new BB23 to my bag. What should I replace the 7 iron with? Are we saying that these go further so maybe the 6? Thanks
The look like Maverick Max irons , I am a big fan Big Bertha
Close to the green 52, 54 or 56 degrees wedges ( matter of feelings there’s so much good material out there) @ 7 wood , 6, 7,8,9, PW for the rest of the game
My very humble opinion with a 17 handicap
Don't listen to the snobby haters, they clearly don't understand that ALL golf club lofts have changed over the years, not just the Big Berthas. This is a great review. This video was reviewing decade old clubs compared to new clubs and it correctly showed the difference (which is the loft). Most companies have increased their loft over the years and this video perfectly portrayed this. Newer clubs allow higher handicappers to hit the ball further and easier since they get more range with a shorter club. Some people just love to complain.
The extra difference is created by stronger lofts and less spin , but that means you can hit a PW rather than a 9 iron. But it kind of makes the 4 and 5 iron redundant.
Short game is crucial if you can’t stop your scoring irons on the green … that’s a problem. I have similar clubs T400 but I use traditional wedges from 80 yards to score.
That’s my also opinion. Not enough spin but very good clubs. My personal choice is 7 wood Ping, Titleist T-350 6,7,8, T-200 9, PW . …and 50, 56, 60 * wedges
10+ yards but there’s a 3 degree difference in lofts between “6 irons” so the Big Bertha is gonna go further. Not a fair comparison.
Interesting test/review. I have Eye2s and G5s. Ping wins on spin Callaway for looks. For distance there are hybrids
Couldn’t you open the face in the bunker? The newer irons are stronger lofted.
Spin rate difference, how does that work? No good hitting it longer into green if it doesn't stop
Maybe get a 25 handicapper to test them out. Not many going to blow £1200 on that performance differential
It's a bit of a truism that simply trading last year's clubs for this year's is not cost effective. However, where would you draw the line? 4 years, 6 years? Darned if I know.
My 2c. If I can, I try new model clubs sometime in the year they come out. Unless I can see or feel a difference, no need to change. For example I had 10 yr old irons until last year, first time I could see a big difference with Paradym (& T200) irons. Have the paradyms now, just tried the new smoke AI irons, results (spin, carry, height, total) was identical to the Paradyms I currently have, no need to change (though I do like the thin top line). So I don't think there's a specific num yrs. Now my golf buddies 30 year ping copies .... that's another story!
Callaway 7 iron 27° ping g30 7 iron 30.5°.
There your distance. One club stronger.
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Good review but I have one issue, why would you use 42 deg PW from the bunker? should be SW, or worst case AW. I had a 10 yr old set of irons until this year. Tried new clubs every year as they came out, this was the first year I saw a big improvement with a set of Paradym irons. This club was not on my radar until last month I got a BB23 6 iron (for the shaft) and it blew me away how easy to hit it was. Have played 2 rounds and maybe 6 or 7 shots, all but one were long arrows. Have decided to blend the set with bb23 6, 7 paradym 8-pw (+gw 48, sw 54, lw 58).
18 deg 4 Iron. Lol. That's just plain ridiculous.
Nice review but the title doesn't really make sense. If you're using 10 year old clubs would you really recommend going straight to a brand new set of £1249 clubs? In reality you should be recommending trying out clubs 2-3 years old.
Only a person who knows nothing about golf clubs would listen to you.