The Big Bertha Alpha 815 fairway woods and hybrids feature the driver's same eight-way hosel adjustability that allows users to tweak lofts up to two degrees higher and one degree lower. Each come in a compact shape that is geared to appeal to the better player's eye, and each utilize the company's high-strength steel cupface design.
The fairway woods ($300; 14, 16, 18 degrees) include 3-gram and 30-gram weights in front and rear portions of the sole. With the heavy weight forward, the goal is to reduce spin; while shifting the heavy weight to the back aims to boost dynamic loft to increase launch angle. The sole weight on the hybrid ($250; 18, 20, 23 degrees) is not adjustable but helps positon weight low and forward for a more penetrating trajectory.
Both products are expected to be in stores Jan. 16.
Just wanted to say that I am looking forward trying the clubs out Thanks alot!
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