The BEST GOLF CLUBS ever made.....

The BEST GOLF CLUBS ever made.....
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In this video Rick Shiels PGA golf professional teams up with Golfbidder to build a set of the best golf clubs ever!
Rick picks a driver, 3 wood, hybrid, irons, wedge and putter and then gets out to Clitheroe golf club in North West England to play some golf with the clubs. Rick will have some tough decisions to make, will he use golf clubs from Callaway Golf, TaylorMade Golf, Titleist Golf, Mizuno Golf, Ping Golf, Cleveland Golf, Srixon Golf, Cobra Golf, Nike Golf, Wilson Golf, Odyssey Golf or even a Scotty Cameron putter?
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[@RickShielsPGA]

What do you think is the *best* club ever made?

[@chendusingh]

Callawaaaaaayyyy all the waaaayyyyy

[@djk4018]

Rick Shiels Golf , got to be the taylormade m1 , first with adjustability , made golf a different game and brought people into customs fit

[@mwskye3531]

Rick Shiels Golf TaylorMade burner 2.0 driver is the best.

[@zacharycelello9922]

My favorite club I’ve ever put in the bag is my Titleist 913 Hybrid

[@konstantinethegr8]

Big bertha for sure. Everyone wanted it. You’re forgetting the old balata balls too

[@Roffom]

I’ve just got into the game of golf and I pretty much have a full bag of Callaway Big Berthas. I even have the driver with the original headcover. These have been passed down to me by my dad and I love them.

[@lookatallthatpopcorn]

I remember my dad getting the Great Big Bertha in 97, and as an 11 year old I thought it was the height of golf technology. I still remember playing with him that summer and just feeling like I was crushing it for miles.

[@Bob-ts2tu]

when the guys at our club started getting them one remarked he was hitting is so much further and said 'it's almost like cheating' :)

[@matthewprice7519]

Started playing in 97 aged 12. That Big Bertha was everywhere

[@brianroyster7510]

And I'm the one guy that couldn't find one with a shaft that fit. Club always produced too much backspin. Crushed drive on a fast course would roll out like a full gap wedge. Could not miss a fairway but it was 30 yds short of my Macgregor.

[@jsee2385]

I still use a big bertha I bought used off ebay in 2008. Everyone give me shit till my drive is the longest 50% of the time. Lol

[@thisis675]

The great big bertha war bird is so iconic. I remember seeing that club when I was in a pro shop at 7 years old. I thought it was one of the coolest things I had ever seen. The sound it makes when you have a good strike is so pure.

[@daverodgers779]

I have the Big Bertha Warbirds putter.

[@tylercady3985]

I still use a GBB. It's my dad's driver that I kinda stole when I started playing because he had 2 drivers and I preferred the Big Bertha to the John Daly Extreme that he likes. So I threw the Big Bertha in my bag

[@russellhammer5976]

I had a 7 degree Wardbird. So cool and so hard to hit

[@gregmitchell2435]

it's not a war bird.. only the 1998 version was called the war bird for its steel sole plate.. the one in the video is the GREAT big bertha "titanium"

[@stoffmiester]

2:40 “how many of you owned one of these” - I’ve never even played gold let alone owned clubs, but I’ve somehow watched about 15 of your vids in 12 hours 😂 might be a time to start 🤷‍♂️

[@gilerarunnertc1834]

stoffmiester you’re a golfer my friend.

[@stephenmax4843]

it's always a great time to start golfing

[@iPuffBud]

Yeah, man! I just started and getting a set of my own clubs on Thursday. Definitely a great time. Hopefully you started seeing this comment is a year old haha

[@mesk412]

Grip and rip bud. Get out and have some fun

[@rictr7421]

I use a rbz 3 wood and aren’t looking to replace it

[@snowmochi1373]

I still have that callaway driver. It was my father's last gift to me.

[@stevef4010]

I sold mine with a bag of 1960s Acushnet irons for $50. Now wish I kept it..lol I still have the 2 ball putter though. Never felt the need to change it.

[@paintnomics9523]

Sorry about your father

[@mimic5653]

I play with my mother’s clubs (1990’s Callaways). Helps me stay connected to her.

[@cbailey9724]

Bryan Jeon I’m so sorry for your loss ❤️

[@joegould7459]

I still got my grandpas biggest big Bertha from 1997. Mint condition. A shame im left handed

[@PurexSkill26]

This video is literally my current golf bag. I use my dads old clubs he bought 20 years ago

[@lancebailey1704]

Me too I need to extend them they are a little to short

[@sus7457]

me too

[@maxmoore7730]

My dad still has his too

[@Devogel123]

This

[@pikepuncher6683]

I got my uncles clubs they are awesome

[@Ruinsthename]

I never had the odyssey two ball. Back in the early 2000's when it was new, I tried it out and i gotta say it felt phenomenal. Not many putters have the feel that this one has. But I couldn't hole anything with it and frankly the price was outrageous. Especially for a putter that I couldn't aim with. Now, quite possibly, the main problem in this equation was me, but we all have our preferences and I've always liked blade style putters better.

[@gregmitchell2435]

it's not a war bird.. only the 1998 version was called the war bird for its steel sole plate.. the one in the video is the GREAT big bertha "titanium"

[@manilove2pwn]

i like how you left those missed puts in a lot of people would have edited them out

[@brandonwindsor5313]

Rick is real

[@JonathanPoto]

Your videographer is doing an amazing job. That zoom in on the rescue clubhead after the fairway shot was beautiful.

[@jeyjey5741]

I knew the Big Bertha would be involved because when it came out, its all i remember my Dad and Uncle talking about for a month. Lol

[@nickinportland]

I have a white hot 2 ball putter! Thought it was just old now I can tell the boys it’s iconic 😎

[@bluekeys7661]

Bubble shafts, 2 balls and Big Berthas. A lot of nostalgia here.

[@nigelio3]

"OMG I love this club so much...I need something different" - Every golfer ever

[@jmabs5096]

I'm one of the few, I got a RBZ non adjustable that's my newest club. 15 year old cobra king 3-Sw ssi set. Adam's golf 56 degree and Adam's putter of some sort. Still out preform most of my friends and shoot low 80s. 70-90% of your game is on you, not the clubs!

[@winston846]

I still have my Callaway 8° Great Big Bertha War Bird driver from the late 90s. I no longer use it, but I used to bomb it. The best drive I can remember hitting with it was green high on a 370 yard par 4. I'm 56 now and can no longer generate that kind of clubhead speed, but it would be interesting to pull it out and see how it fares today.

[@andyhawthorne5030]

Just found your channel and what a walk down memory lane. I still hit my ping eye irons, fitted of course, and the warbird driver in 7.5 loft and TaylorMade burner plus 3 wood. Different shaft in driver as I have a proforce gold 55 in a low torque stiff flex. New subscriber!

[@michaelsherman5678]

I think the Ping Eye 2 irons would be worthy as a stand alone iron set that propelled equipment forward.

[@mpkelley20]

Michael Sherman agree 100%. They changed golf a lot for weekend golfers. Plus, didn’t they have square grooves? Caused havoc with rules of golf?

[@RickShielsPGA]

Good shout Michael!

[@daniellowen4866]

My first full set of irons were ping eye 2 I still love them to this day and take them out every once in a while

[@jz4461]

I'm 26 years old and Ping Eye 2 irons were my first adult set of irons. Very sentimental.

[@the1mexicant]

Driver - TM R7 Wood - TM RBZ Hybrid - TM Rescue Irons - Ping i2 or g2 Wedge - Cleveland tour actions Putter - odyssey 2 ball

[@joebarr37]

Never played golf, but yet I still watch every single video you upload all the way through. Keep it up!

[@RickShielsPGA]

You need to start playing Joe!

[@joebarr37]

Rick Shiels Golf I want to, but it’s just about finding the time and money!

[@reuk]

Get a 7 iron and have fun at the driving range Don't spend a fortune at the start like the most of us 🤣

[@tomkrigby]

Maybe Golfbidder could kit Joe out and Rick could give you some starter lessons...

[@joebarr37]

tomkrigby That would be amazing! I’m from the U.K. and I don’t start my third year of university until September so I’ve got nothing but time.

[@davidturner4987]

I started playing again a few years ago after twenty years and was using a very old set of clubs my stepfather had given me when I came across a full set of pxg clubs with an Odyssey putter in it at a thrift store. I love that putter and I am still using it. I payed about 3 dollars for it but I wouldn't sell it for a hundred. It significantly improved my putting.

[@trackcoachmac]

Yeah I still have the Driver, used it today. Im not comparing myself but I was hitting mine around 275-80. I've tested new clubs but can't bring myself to spend hundreds for about 10-12 more yards. Some things are classic because they just work.

[@dickturnip504]

I still use the 1 iron made for me when the Tom Morris shop in St. Andrews still made clubs-----it is a "Pro Flite" with stiff steel shaft and I could hit it all day long 250 yards, "quail high" (Not as far today, I'm sad to say!!). I bought it in 1964 and it remains in fantastic condition.

[@fprintf]

I thought only God can hit a 1 iron?!?

[@mikesalt8248]

Ah memories, I used to go in that shop nearly every week when I lived there in the 70's. I used to help Eric Auchterlonie build hickory shafted putters, nice man !

[@denniss8644]

Nice video. Without question one of the best things I've ever done for my golf game is getting properly fitted for some Ping irons. I'm a white-dot and I have the G20 irons. That fixed my nasty slice with a quickness and made golf *a lot* more fun. Yes, you have to spend a bit of money for the whole set, but it was worth every penny to me.

[@steviesteve1]

I've still got the Big Bertha in my bag! Feels great when you rip it!! The sound is dreamy lol

[@jeffmurata3947]

thanks for the trip down memory lane, Rick. i still have that same driver you were hitting. was even able to hit that off-the-deck occasionally. great, great club!!

[@RickShielsPGA]

Thanks for watching Jeff!

[@chrisprosser25]

Titleist 975 F series was one of my favorite FM's. I could work it both ways, rely on it, and if I did my part it was extremely consistent. Had one in 15.5 and one in 20.5 with a Graffaloy 35S. The maroon shaft. Great club.

[@ernbone]

I use a 10-degree Warbird GBB every round...I love the club even though it is over 20 years old!

[@michaelpitsenberger1038]

Thanks Rick, you’ve really been helpful improving my game! Brought my game down from a 120+ to sub 100 in one year.

[@terrybrown7601]

That's all you ...and practice

[@markmatroni631]

You do have THEEEEE best swing of all instructors.

[@LilleyDaniel]

Lucky enough to always have the latest gear but will never change my 2 ball putter, still looks new too.

[@alexanderdisney1202]

mine doesn't look new, but I still use it.

[@PureChaos20]

I started golfing just last year. After showing interest in the sport, my dad gave me his old set of clubs to get started. The Callaway War Bird GBB Driver is the first driver I ever owned, and honestly, I love it.

[@Siggy_Sour]

glad you jumped in dude

[@sportscardude]

I have a new respect for the GBB War Bird that's been in my golf bag since high school (16 years ago.) I don't get to play very much; it's mostly been in storage the whole time, but I've always curled my lip at that club. I will swing it with a smile from now on knowing it's an icon.

[@gregmitchell2435]

it's not a war bird.. only the 1998 version was called the war bird for its steel sole plate.. the one in the video is the GREAT big bertha "titanium"

[@sportscardude]

@@gregmitchell2435 Ok, so mine is not exactly the same one he's using. And looking at it again, the one he's swinging looks like a way larger head. Mine's just a regular Big Bertha... but is a "War Bird" model (stamped right under "Big Bertha") in 10 degree. Not the same club-- guess this really is just a piece of junk then! 😂

[@larrymorris9013]

Rick I have the 2019 PM 54 degree sand wedge (I'm a lefty) and it is absolutely the best wedge i have ever owned

[@j.dreessen8503]

My Big Bertha Warbird still joins me on the links every time I play! Fantastic, reliable club - when I use it correctly, that is.

[@RickShielsPGA]

Good to hear 👌

[@dustinjohnson2328]

My odyssey 2 ball was the first club I ever purchased! I LOVE my putter. Was fortunate enough to be given the rest of my set… For the record, I’ve only been playing since August last year and your videos have helped me get much better faster!! Thank you

[@rongilbert4025]

I still play with the clubs I played with during the 2000's. I have a Guerin Rife 2 bar putter. Titleist spin milled vokey wedges. Ping Eye 2 irons and Ping Eye 3 woods. The only newer club I have is my driver which is a Taylor Made R11s. I have had many of the newer clubs but I always went back to my old trusties.

[@Kronixification]

I've never played golf in my life and I've been binge watching your videos for days. Great production quality :-)

[@xTheNameisEthan]

MMRBOOSTING give it a try, I’ve been playing for about a year now and I’m in love with the game, especially since my knee is garbage at the age of 25 and I can finally compete in a sport again

[@KingMelo007]

I keep a Ruger Titanium GBB Warbird 11 degree in my bag for certain circumstances. My jaw dropped when you said its from 1997, A) because it's such a good club for its age, and B) I was born in 1997....

[@caldepen372]

In my current bag, I carry the Great Big Bertha Warbird, Taylormade Burner bubble stiff shaft irons, and that very Taylormade Rescue club! Never had the heart to change them out... thanks for this video although it dates me. I remember buying my Warbird as if it was yesterday.

[@pelicanlover69]

I play with the RBZ driver , 3 wood and 4 hybrid. I tried replacing them with Callaway V Series Big Bertha clubs, driver , 3,5,7 . Went back to the RBZ clubs and R11s 5 wood and 7 wood. I have played back to back rounds without missing a fairway with driver. The 3 wood goes almost as far with my swing and straight. I even bought the black RBZ and tried it, sold on ebay.

[@crreplogle]

I loved my GBB and those sparks when you really ripped one.

[@RogerKomula-kl9lb]

Got so many comments back in the day.

[@sethmcgregor5086]

Ping eye 2 beryllium copper irons. Some of the best irons ever made. They were so far ahead they of their time and still contend with irons being released today

[@JUMBOpin]

Those and the Tommy Armour 845s Silver Scott

[@johnnywaffles2482]

@@JUMBOpin my brother has a silver Scott 3 iron laying around. I absolutely love the thin cavity backed face on them

[@JUMBOpin]

@@johnnywaffles2482 I still have my,original entire set from 98 :-)

[@johnnywaffles2482]

@@JUMBOpin that 3 iron might be one of my favorite clubs of all time. The whole set must be amazing

[@johnnywaffles2482]

@@JUMBOpin looking at it now its actually an 855s not an 845s

[@ethansmith7]

This feels like a video about my current clubs…looked in goodwill for 6 months and eventually got a bag of callaway big berthas 3-P, 3&5W, Cleveland wedges and a 2 ball white steel putter. I’m just happy to finally be able to learn golf!

[@chefscorner7063]

My favorite Old Club I still keep in my bad is the Ping Eye 2 Sand Wedge (Black). It's the only club in my bag that when it's in my hand I know I'm going to hit a decent shot at worst. Of course practicing with it on the beach after surfing may have helped my comfort with it.. LOL

[@klaro20022002]

I think you should have mentioned the ADAMS Tied Lies fairway wood. The head design was made just a big impact.

[@roberttudor455]

Good call ... totally agree :)

[@bgdre12]

Got one in my bag right now actually.

[@kevinmorrison9569]

Yup

[@intentionaloffside8934]

I think you mean Tight Lies

[@garysmith6994]

Big Bertha titanium driver in my shed and that’s where it’s staying 😂

[@jacobr261]

Gary Smith I have it too... it’s sitting in my garage lol

[@johnathonandrew8952]

I've still got it in my bag

[@franklyles3988]

Gary Smith my dad has that driver but hates it rn

[@BVDsGoneFishing]

I have one too, played it in high school in the 90's. I can't part with it but I can't hit it now for the life of me.

[@andrewthompson8434]

Me too, I’ll never get rid of it

[@frozenragu]

The big Bertha takes me back to a primary school aged child at holiday golf clinics, I was younger and smaller than everyone else, but hit that big Bertha further than anyone! Only issue with Callaway is Ive had the head snap off 3 seperate drivers. Also a shout out to the bubble shaft Taylor mades

[@malachidavie5764]

I remember my grandparents got me a pair of left handed golden bear golf clubs for my 8th birthday present. I was right handed but they thought I was left. Played 2 years left handed then swapped to right. When I swapped to right my grandad bought me a new odyssey two ball putter. Didn’t think much of it back then but I wish I still had it now days. I’m 23 and getting back into golf. About to spend a decent amount on new irons. Love watching your videos Rick! The new and the old !

[@joegti10]

15 year old golf clubs still work good - what a revelation.

[@RickShielsPGA]

True!

[@pb12661]

I would have to put the original Callaway Big bertha irons up there somewhere on the list. They had a huge impact on the game too.

[@barrybr1]

As of this week I'm now packing Titleist driver and fairway metals; 975j driver, 904f 3 fw and 975d 5 fw. I smacked them as well as the more modern clubs I replaced. Just enjoying the nostalgia.....and of course the beautiful old head covers!

[@kylekirkman7125]

I used to love the Callaway Steelhead driver. Best sounding club ever!

[@danopo]

I still play my Steelhead 3W and 5W. Great clubs!

[@lukehardy7165]

When I was a junior at 7 I had a putter similar to the odyssey to ball was holing from everywhere really helped my putting game

[@johnmabry6584]

The most consistent Driver I have own is the Taylormade Burnner Driver. The Two ball putter the best putter.

[@lukehardy7165]

John Mabry definitely

[@kareltresohlavy1922]

Got an Odyssey White Steel 2 ball Blade putter as a hand-me-down from a friend and I absolutely love it! Won't change that putter any time soon...

[@70Ford302]

I have that driver in my bag right now! It was my grandfather's. I keep saying I need to retire it and buy a modern driver, but the sound and feel when you really rip one with it is so satisfying...plus it reminds me of golfing with Papa Jerry.

[@MrKallen49]

I inherited a GBB from my uncle with a graphite shaft. I set it aside after he passed, but kept it around. On a lark I took it out to the range to see if it had any life left in it. Son of Gun it went long, straight and consistent as ever! It is a credit to Callaway and their designers!

[@newtssmokehouse]

I just picked up a 2 Ball putter from Callaway Preowned. Love it!

[@dereksavage9217]

Great video Rick! I actually still have this driver, I still use it as well. 8° GBB Warbird 35" firm flex original shaft. I drive this 300 on the regular.

[@alansherline7515]

I’ve wanted the two ball putter since they first came out. Finally bought myself one this month. Can’t wait til spring!

[@BROOKS39]

I still use my 20 plus year old Callaway Big Bertha 3 wood warbird sole plate to this day. Good distance and accurate. Bought a brand new Epic Max last year to replace it but hated it and went back to the Big Bertha

[@TheAdamn20]

Anyone ever used/seen a Ping Zing putter? I use one now that my dad had from way back in the day. Love it

[@kadoogan93]

had a ping zing 2 back in the day

[@timdetrick3837]

My dad still uses a ping zing 5

[@Siggy_Sour]

yeah man those are legendary

[@62blitz]

Yea the RBZ 3 wood is one of my favorites. Love the face of it as opposed to the current 3 woods which basically have no hitting surface and make odd ground contact. Bought another at Play It Again as a back up.

[@maxcatch]

Just picked up the full RBZ set. Loving the 3 wood.

[@noname-md6pw]

@@maxcatch I've got Taylormade M3 woods.

[@playingbadgolfwell9732]

Compared to Rick and every other golfer on the course, my bag looks like a museum display. I'm playing a 2004 Taylormade R5 Dual TP driver and matching 3-wood; two 2008 Taylormade Dual Rescues (3H and 4H); a set of 1996 Ping BeCu ISI irons (5I-PW); Three 2008 Cleveland BRZ 900 Tour Action wedges; and a circa 2000 Ping B60 Isopur putter. The only thing new in my 2011 Ogio Edge stand bag are my Titleist AVX golf balls (and last year's Nikon Coolshot 40i rangefinder.)

[@craigburbery2551]

Thanks Rick ,I got some enjoyment ,on that ,I still use that exact driver,my three wood as an sRixon14.5 with a bigger head ,my irons are ping eye,mk ones,and my putter is ping,,,,my carry bag is ping ,,,love the game,real healthy for a person

[@imo6]

Wow. That Great Big Bertha brings back great memories for me too. And I loved hearing the iconic "clink" sound. You always got instant feedback on whether you hit the ball pure or not. I sold mine on eBay when I got my Ping G5 in 2006. I wish I would have kept it! My ex-girlfriend stole my Odyssey 2-ball putter. Rude.

[@davewylie654]

That "tinny" sound!!! You nailed it Andy. I remember hitting it and thinking i broke it 🤣🤣

[@jonmassey3721]

The war bird gbb was my first driver really takes me back in time seeing you hit one

[@matto.1074]

Still have and play the three wood and heaven wood. Love... ❤️

[@craigseddon4884]

Were you loaded? I had to make do with Wilson Staff (which were really cheap clubs then) when I first started, I got gifted a War Bird when my Grandad stopped playing golf.

[@markywellsboy2182]

Bought the 2 ball putter for my son when he was 11. He has kept it in immaculate condition, not a blemish or a mark anywhere on it. He still uses it at the age of 31. He loves it.

[@jamespark8909]

I bought a Odyssey 2 ball putter in 2006 and have been using it ever since. Absolutely love it!

[@seandarbby9359]

I just started picking up the game of golf, and I got the Great Big Bertha driver in my bag for $5. But since I’m still figuring out my swing, I definitely don’t hit it that far lol

[@Tofferuuuu]

Rick what if you reviewed the as seen on tv(ads on youtube )clubs

[@flacoface]

I was the proud owner of an Odyssey 2 Ball putter. I couldn't control distance well with it, or any mallet putter. I gave it to my son, and he loved it.

[@olivercarpenter7563]

I had the 3 wood in the bag until about 3 years ago when the whole set was stolen. It sat next to a Taylormade M1 driver, 714MB Irons, Vokeys and a Del Mar. It looked so out of place but it did more than hold its own. Great club

[@mattblevins2211]

I've still got an Odyssey 2 Ball in the bag!

[@mdjamilabdulkarim1364]

Me too!!!

[@louisdupont6548]

Me too and I have a 3 wood and a driver big Bertha

[@jonwithers4607]

So do I. Why change what's working?

[@Spankenstein99]

Adams tight lies 3 wood. I think I’ve seen one in every golfers garage 😂

[@mikewilson7036]

That was the last 3 wood I hit well

[@dougbackman7788]

I had a Biggest Big Bertha 11 loft in 1999. You just brought back some great nostalgic childhood memories of me and my Dad at Willowbend.

[@thronepotato]

iconic golf bag for me.....Big Bertha Driver, RBZ 3 wood, Ping Eye 2 irons (BeCu of course), Cleveland CG wedges, MacGregor Response M615 putter (Go Jack!)

[@isaiahsinger7101]

Played an early 2000 Big Bertha in a rental set a few years ago. Still the best feeling drive I've ever hit.

[@louisdelucia8145]

I absolutely despise golf videos. And yet, I can watch Rick's all day. I like his style. Seems as if he is a friend talking before or after a round of golf. Thanks for your efforts, Rick.

[@mikethewhizz5085]

Thanks to Rick's videos, I decided to spend some Christmas money on my very own Taylormade RBZ. I got it in a 5 wood, exactly what I wanted to replace, and am very excited to give it a try :)

[@jasonhayford3713]

Still have my Two ball. Love it. Always have been a huge Callaway lover. Slightly bias cause my mother worked for them for quite some years during the golf boom. Yes i benefitted immensely. New clubs every year if i wanted.

[@Randomalia]

12:23 - My current driver

[@joshschwarzbauer8155]

Still in my backup bag. I used to call it Sparky- it used to throw sparks when I grazed dry grass on my drive.

[@jdoritohead4983]

I have one but fuck that

[@tristanmurphy9826]

Same

[@FriedEggsGolf]

Definitely looking forward to the trickledown views on the PM Grind rap song 😏

[@3232jrob]

Randy!!! We are waiting for a video bro!! I check 2 or 3 times a day to see if you uploaded yet. I know Iknow...turn on notifications. I will next vid you post! Cheers!

[@kellysargent9231]

I still have and use, at times, an Odyssey White Hot 2 ball putter...LOVE IT! My first Driver was the GBB Warbird...one of the best pieces of equipment EVER. Revolutionary in its day! Great memories

[@rahulkaap]

I just got into Golf 3 months ago. And last week I got a a Callaway 2nd had kit with Odyssey 2-ball putter!!!

[@RobinDaniel1956]

I just got one of the Odyssess Two-Ball putters and love it!

[@simonlewis5166]

Think my putter from my youth went: Ping Anser Wilson TPA18-S Ram Zebra Ping Zing 2 Odyssey 2 ball

[@konstantinethegr8]

Still have my callaway big bertha in the garage!

[@toddbuckendorf9286]

konstantinethegr8 same! It was my first driver I've ever owned.

[@luckyb4541]

yup i paid retail for a twoball in 03 when they came out . 200 bucks ! improved my putting

[@T1N_MAN_55]

I had the Big Bertha Warbird driver! 10* with the original RCH 90 shaft. Absolutely loved that driver! Until about 6 years ago when the head broke off from the hosel. Had to upgrade to the big headed driver. I still play the original Big Bertha Warbird 3 Wood and 5 Wood with the same RCH 90 shafts.

[@mrmfaulkner22]

I remember begging my dad to buy me the RBZ at the driving range years ago when I was like 13 years old... An absolute bombshell! Sadly he never bought me it :(

[@newmanfertig886]

LOL - Your Dad was smart. You probably couldn't hit it then, and now that you're all grown up you don't want to buy it for yourself. Too funny.

[@mrmfaulkner22]

Newman Fertig I have it now

[@mavrickkolpien2938]

I found “the biggest big Bertha” at a pawn shop last year. Had to buy it!!

[@loganyoung9244]

My grandpa gave me one of those lol

[@interestedbystander196]

Thanks Rick. Absolutely brilliant video. Fun fact: the name "Big Bertha" is a reference to a specific type of long-range artillery howitzer used by the German army during WWI. These guns were nicknamed "Dicke Berta" (Fat Bertha or Big Bertha) by the German soldiers as a reference to Bertha Krupp, head of the Krupp family who ran the company building these guns. The application of the name to the golf club was quite fitting: just like the famed howitzer guns, the Big Bertha driver was known to launch a projectile a very long way indeed. 🤓

[@pamelahutchinson2306]

I still have mine , tried others but always come back to the 2 ball. Keep up the great work. Cheers

[@jonstacey9876]

That was my dream driver when I started golf!! And that’s still my putter 😂

[@williamhickey9200]

I love my 2 ball! Got it from play it again sports for 20 bucks. Still has the headcover too.

[@VuDuNation]

I still have the RBZ in my bag when I'm not feeling too confident in my driver

[@TheVillest]

i busted out my great big bertha from the closet last week for a little fun on the course. i put it up against my old taylormade rbz and the bertha was a consistent 5-7 yards longer on almost every drive. not too shabby for a 30 year old club LOL

[@harrygunning616]

I got some RBZ's 3 and 5 off my grandparents and I didn't realise how good they would be, still in my bag and I adore that white head behind the ball

[@thomasmacgruber6701]

My set for the 90's was ping zing 2 irons, big Bertha driver and rescue club. Best round I ever shot was 82 at Bethpage green. Bringing back memories here.

[@MPerski]

You might want to add the SuperStroke putter grip. There were fat grips before, but now SuperStroke is everywhere, thus iconic.

[@charliemartindale8655]

Teryllium TeI3 sante fe, 7 years older then me, my dad got it when he was in the golf buisness, greatest putter ever made

[@chuckyz2]

Bought one new in 96 or 97 and it is the only putter I have or will ever use again.

[@Thumper68]

I like my pro platinum mid slant 2 been playing for about 20 years. Great feel like nothing else I’d say just like the teryllium putters.

[@chuckyz2]

@@Thumper68 I like that camaro

[@Thumper68]

chuckyz2 thanks

[@cuddycabinrestorationproje9155]

The original rescue club was the "ginty." I watched Billy Casper demostrate one on the driving range back the early 1970s at the Alpine Country Club in Alpine, Utah. He would literally stomp the ball into the soft ground and still get it airborne.

[@johncroisant6855]

I still have a 2 Ball White Steel putter in my bag and got a 2 Ball Triple Track Blade Putter for Christmas. I have loved playing the 2 ball for 10 years.

[@xBreexZe]

I'd say the aeroburner is the most iconic 3 wood to this day. Thing is a rocket!

[@RickShielsPGA]

It’s a good one for sure!

[@jacobmccain8082]

I played the original burner for a decade. The aeroburner was longer but was wild for me. Same with RBZ.

[@averymartin2645]

I still have one in my bag

[@xBreexZe]

@@averymartin2645 yup... same here lol

[@chuckyz2]

It didn't get any longer than the RBZ. Easier to hit off the deck with a different look. They still haven't passed the RBZ in distance.