Higher handicap players interested in this driver are looking for a golf club that is easy to hit and just as easy to adjust.
Lastly, the Big Bertha comes stock with Tour authentic shafts (Fubuki Z Tour, Fubuki Zeta Tour and Aldila Tour Blue & Green) meaning no added costs when upgrading for exotic shafts! Callaway X2 Hot Driver 10.5 X2 Hot Callaway X2 Driver Adjustment Chart What Players Are Looking For: The X2 Hot driver is available in three different lofts: 9, 10.5 and 13.5 degrees. Club: Callaway X2 Hot Driver Loft Setting: 10.5° Face Setting: Draw Bias Shaft: Aldila Tour Blue Flex: Stiff It’s been a while since I’ve reviewed any Callaway equipment, the last time being when I was on the equipment testing team at Golf Monthly. Photo above: The larger, light face more forgiving face of Callaway’s X2 Hot driver. That technical jargon just means it is extremely forgiving! The Big Bertha also promotes a mid launch angle and mid spin rate which fits into a wider array of golfers with various swing styles. The larger face helps the X2 Hot driver retain all the forgiveness of the X Hot, but it adds about 1.5 mph of ball speed on average, according to Callaway testing. This is important because Callaway is able to redistribute weight low and back in the clubhead, which gives the Big Bertha a high MOI clubhead. This is similar in weight to clubheads that do not have the added adjustable attributes. Another interesting factor is the clubhead weight, which is 199 grams. The adjustments create a total of 16 yards of ball flight movement (8 yards left or 8 yards right). The APW allows players to adjust for a draw bias or a fade bias ball flight by maneuvering the weight across the back end of the club. The biggest and most noticeable attribute to the Callaway Big Bertha driver is the Adjustable Perimeter Weighting.
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