Are these clubs really Callaway?
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Well, if you Google Calloway and Strata, they are shown from the Calloway web site. I believe they are the least expensive line from Calloway. I like the clubs and I play about 3 times a week. I did buy a new putter and a sand wedge. (this set doesn't have a SW) I think they are just fine for the price.
1091771
No- Labeled Strata- which I think is a open pricepoint from Callaway...but no Callaway label anywhere. For the price a very nice set with everything needed...I got it for my 13 year old
1056747
probably not. they are made for like 5 9 to about 6 2. check out junior sized clubs.
841202
I am very happy with these clubs. For the price they are very nice. Durable and everything you need in one bag.
302623
The Callaway Tri-Ball Hitting Nets are designed to support REAL golf balls.
1357630
That's a great question. Not only does the Amazon description not say anything about a warranty, but neither does Callaway's website.
403779
Usually not and I never see the pros using them. Sanctioned tournaments under SCGA, PGA, USGA, etc. most likely don't approve of them, as of yet. You've heard what they think about the belly putter. But in club tournaments, it is up to the tournament committee to decide whether to allow them or not. It's all about advantage. Check with your local club pro or tournament committee persons. Hit 'em straight.
1910666
These are part of the Callaway product line with a lower price-point. They are very nice clubs and the quality is of Callaway standards! You will not be disappointed!
2145339
don't bother. the irons are fake/counterfeit. I fell for the cheap price but could tell immediately that it wasn't the real deal. Check out the comments in the reviews.
2267528
Yes, but if you have a decently fast swing, don't get these. The driver, 3 wood and hybrid have lite flex shafts which are very, very flimsy.
559799
The set has clubs 2 through 9 and PW/SW combination. At least that was in the set I bought two years ago. It may have changed.
1307410
I run the complete set but I've sprinkled in the older Orlimar versions for the 3-6 irons as they have longer shafts and I got used to them. The degrees I use to reference these clubs are 3-21, 4-23, 5-26, 6-30, 7-35, 8-39, 9-43, PW-47. I get a lot of crap from my buds but I'm not a divot hitter. I sweep rather then hit "down" and these work for me. Hit a Hole in One with the 7 the other day.
2002838
This is the latest version of the ladies Callaway set of entry level clubs. Strata is the name they use for them.
296806
Yes, they are good clubs. I purchased them because I am an occasional player.
326836
Jose, I assume you are an adult with average adult strength. These clubs are a bit "whippy" for grown ups. Also, I am not sure they would hold up too long with a grown man swinging them. If you are new to the game you would be better served by going to a golf shop and buying used clubs that they could cut down for you and put on new grips. You would get much better clubs for not too much more money. By the way my 14 year old son loves these clubs. His face when he hit his first 100 plus yard drive was priceless. Good luck.
1200145
Precise. They Are cheap clubs and I have had 2 heads come off on my irons. Drivers are ok still.
2086232
I went to their website -- www.callaway.com to research their products and found this on their website: It indicates to me that they are not soley made in the USA -- usually products that are made here in the US are labeled as such. Appears they could be made anywhere. Hope this helps.Supplier Certifications Over the course of the next 12 to 18 months (through 2013), Callaway Golf Company is introducing a program to require direct suppliers to certify that materials incorporated into the Company's products comply with the laws of the countries where the suppliers are doing business. I went to their website -- www.callaway.com to research their products and found this on their website: It indicates to me that they are not soley made in the USA -- usually products that are made here in the US are labeled as such. Appears they could be made anywhere. Hope this helps.Supplier Certifications Over the course of the next 12 to 18 months (through 2013), Callaway Golf Company is introducing a program to require direct suppliers to certify that materials incorporated into the Company's products comply with the laws of the countries where the suppliers are... » Read More I went to their website -- www.callaway.com to research their products and found this on their website: It indicates to me that they are not soley made in the USA -- usually products that are made here in the US are labeled as such. Appears they could be made anywhere. Hope this helps.Supplier Certifications Over the course of the next 12 to 18 months (through 2013), Callaway Golf Company is introducing a program to require direct suppliers to certify that materials incorporated into the Company's products comply with the laws of the countries where the suppliers are doing business. « Show Less
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I believe they are. Just a starter or beginner set. Either way they are s great set of clubs even for an older player like myself. Enjoy