Chris,

We have a full review of the B21 fairway wood here: https://pluggedingolf.com/callaway-big-bertha-b21-fairway-wood-review/

Best,

Matt

The 4+ is 20° so its essentially the similar loft as a Heavenwood or 7w. I am treating it as such.

I did consider keeping my old hy-wood but the issue is the original is only 18° and the head was 143cc. While new 4+ is 20° and 147cc. Both are the same length at 41.5″. So the gapping would probably be off. So i switched out my super hybrid with the new 3+ because it had a larger head at 163cc vs 147cc and was a half inch longer with a similar loft. And the new 4+ replaced my original hy-wood to keep my gapping consistent. I don’t carry woods only hybrids.

So u carry both the 3 & 4 hy-woods. I was thinking of adding the 4 to go with the older 3 I bought last year. Am I right in thinking the 4 hywood would be close to a 7 wood? I carry 6 iron up, no 4 or 5 irons.

Hzrdus Red RDX. Wanted a no upcharge option with mid launch and spin. Just didn’t like the Aldila. Even the Cypher from the previous generation felt better.

Roy, which shaft did you go with?

I do agree with Matt about the lighter shaft and put a 60g in both of mine. But it is such a safe and consistent club! Those who are looking for a club between the 5i and FW, 4+ at 20° is essentially a Heavenwood version of a hybrid. It lauches high and will hold greens. The Heavenly Hy-wood.

Steve,

As someone who is a little OCD about his clubs, I would not want to bag this club with a 40 gram shaft and put it between a fairway wood with a 60-70 gram shaft and a hybrid with a shaft in the 80 gram range. That said, the results I got were really good, so I’m very open to the idea that I’m overthinking this and making a mountain out of a mole hill.

Best,

Matt