Witness the Might of 'Big Bertha' A Weapon of Unprecedented Size

Named for the great German Big Bertha howitzer, the Callaway Big Bertha driver featured a revolutionary change in golf equipment- a large volume club head. Popularly named after Alfred Krupp's daughter, the 41.3-ton, 420mm “Big Bertha” had a horizontal sliding block and fired a 1,719-pound shell up ... Here, we introduce the history of Callaway from 1991 to the present, along with the backstory of the clubs released in each era. The gun being created by Krupp was a 420 mm howitzer, named Big Bertha after the wife of the head of the family. Being even larger than the ... When the original Big Bertha was introduced by the German artillery during World War I, it required ten railway cars to move it into position to fire into enemy ... Big Bertha is the name of a type of super-heavy howitzer made by the famous armaments manufacturer Krupp in Germany on the eve of World War I. Another huge ... The name "Big Bertha" was not standardized and was applied to both models, though it was occasionally related more narrowly to the "M-device." ... Big Bertha is the oldest cow to have lived. She died just 3 months short of her 49th birthday. In her lifetime, she managed to have 39 calves, and helped raise ... The best driver ever built! Golf nut! 14 years ago. Fantastic driver. I have yet to hit a driver that is as forgiving or consistent as this club. Although ... Big Bertha was a Droimeann cow who held two Guinness World Records. She was so famous that after her death a wake was held in the town of Sneem ...