golf ball technology

What difference is there between the irons Callaway Big Bertha 2004, Irons and the Devil 2010 Edge?

I heard that there was lot of technology improvement golf irons, drivers and hybrids in the last six years. How much is marketing, and how much of what is real? I read reviews that say that tolerance of each year more iron, and hit the ball further ... but hey, is not just marketing BS?

The only technology "improvements" are to strengthen the lofts (29 * 6 iron instead of 31 *, for example) and an increase in the length of the club general. This, in theory, for more photos (about 2-3 * of loft negligible) ... but also contributes to a loss of precision (the plates are designed for first). Of course, these tests are performed in robots, so unless you're a cyborg, you will not be able to making the swing even and again and again ... but do not feel bad, not professionals, including (PGA including Tiger Woods) may whatever. If there is something really important, I think it is more of tungsten in the sole of the iron head. Tungsten is a heavy metal, therefore the more the sole of the club will be lower center of gravity, which helps golfer swings not very good to get the ball in the air. If you have more than average its remarkable ability to ball, there's really nothing that can improve their game that is not a custom fit. There is a way of being more tolerant, but it is ugly clubs. The thickening of the sole, the thickness of the top line and a large piece projecting holes (as Yellow ... thing ... in the back of the Nike Sumo irons) can help you. But generally, the "technology" is so pervasive in the eye there is a lack of confidence. Not only that, a poor swing because of poor results, regardless of the "technology" is present. There is no magic cure all "In golf.

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