CONTEST Your Favorite: The 2022 Grandaddy of em All with Callaway Golf

[BuckNasty]

Twenty words are so few when you really think about it. Time to get appropriately expeditious with your sesquipedalian vocabulary

 

[JB]

Some awesome answer. Here is another set of irons I wanted at one time. Pretty unknown Callaway club.. I thought they were so cool looking when they came out.

Thats not a blade.. This is a blade. lol!!

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those are cool looking.

 

[Templet0n]

those are cool looking.

Circa 1992

 

[drp3434]

MD3 56° S-Grind. I miss greens and I feel like I can hit any chip. Great workability that inspires confidence.

 

[JB]

Circa 1992

I was a senior, just driving a beater

 

[Templet0n]

I was a senior, just driving a beater

I was 12 or 13 and had just started playing golf.. I wanted these then.. Who knew blades would always be a draw..

 

[DataDude]

Anyone ever play one of these? They were part of the original Big Bertha line. I could absolutely smoke this, but also shank the fire out of this

 

[Tevenor]

I was a senior, just driving a beater

Junio here. And playing silverscot 845s.

 

[Bjornjorg]

Anyone ever play one of these? They were part of the original Big Bertha line. I could absolutely smoke this, but also shank the fire out of this

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YES!! When you hit it square, that ball soared! When you didn't.....not so much

 

[DataDude]

YES!! When you hit it square, that ball soared! When you didn't.....not so much

That square was tiny

 

[JW Smoove]

X18 irons. Callaway helped me establish a kids golf program, sent 2 cases - kid length irons! Only OEM that helped.

 

[JB]

 

[Bjornjorg]

X18 irons. Callaway helped me establish a kids golf program, sent 2 cases - kid length irons! Only OEM that helped.

Great irons. The X18 pro series were my first set of "real" irons (all others were hand me downs, or cheap knock offs). I still have them just because of sentimental value

 

[Templet0n]

Who is Nick Mclnally and how did he get so smart?

 

[robrandalgz]

Original Epic Driver after reading the Granddaddy reviews, this was a great driver for me, I wore it out!

To this day, I have never been more excited about a release. I was broke AF when they first came out but I was able to get ahold of one fro CPO a few months after release. Absolutely adored that club.

 

[robrandalgz]

Twenty words are so few when you really think about it. Time to get appropriately expeditious with your sesquipedalian vocabulary

You're deliberately trying to make me feel stupid, aren't you?

 

[ULEWZ]

I had Callaway rogue clubs and loved the sound when hitting the sweet spot. Miss those clubs.

 

[mson]

Twenty words are so few when you really think about it. Time to get appropriately expeditious with your sesquipedalian vocabulary

 

[4hourrule]

Twenty words are so few when you really think about it. Time to get appropriately expeditious with your sesquipedalian vocabulary

Whad he say?

 

[4hourrule]

I was 12 or 13 and had just started playing golf.. I wanted these then.. Who knew blades would always be a draw..

1st set of clubs were top flight blades. Not the club for a beginner or in the winter...ouch.

 

[TWright971]

Callaway Sure Out 58 degree wedge. So easy it eliminated my fear of greenside bunkers. Still in the bag.

 

[Bryndom]

Epic Fusion irons are so long and easy to hit, I say “Hasta la vista, baby” to the golf ball

 

[Sarzar]

Only Callaway in my bag right now is the bag itself. So lightweight & easy to organize how I like.

 

[Sarzar]

Only Callaway in my bag right now is the bag itself. So lightweight & easy to organize how I like.

But really want to do a wedge fitting & try it those new JAWS!

 

[donny475]

Circa 1992

I was a senior, just driving a beater

1992 I was already past 10 years active duty and in the Air Force Reserves, Also a radio personality in Southwest Oklahoma