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To begin with, the Strata Complete Golf Set consists of a 12° titanium driver, fairway wood, 4 and 5-hybrid, 6-9 iron, pitching wedge, sand wedge and a putter, with the 11 clubs all packaged together in a tidy stand bag. It’s designed specifically for women with the ‘Ultimate’ in the name targeting female golfers wanting to achieve ultimate distance, forgiveness and performance.
In testing, we found it does precisely what Strata set out to achieve. The big-headed driver is easy to use and tee shots fly straighter and further—particularly in the hands of slower-swinging, less experienced golfers.
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The fairway wood is compact and, therefore, versatile for a range of course scenarios. What’s more, the face is deep enough that you can easily hit it as a more accurate alternative to a driver off the tee. We particularly enjoyed the powerful flight from the tee and even used it instead of the driver on tighter holes.
Onto the irons and, right out of the bag, these reminded us of the original Callaway Big Bertha irons, with the same distinctive shaped cavity back, wide soles and thick top lines featuring.
The result is a sleek aesthetic and an iron that is remarkably easy to hit. Our only qualm was the silver finish which on sunnier days can reflect light into your eyes on address, but there’s no denying that these could challenge some of the most forgiving irons on the market.
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You get two wedges in this set. One is a pitching wedge that does a great job for simple chip and runs, recovery shots from the rough and approach shots. Then there’s the sand wedge, which has a sizeable head you can open up wide and easily slide under the ball—perfect for any beginner looking to learn bunker shots.
Last, but not least, is the putter, which features a standard blade-style design with a single alignment line in the center for aiming. We found it to be adequate but felt that a heavier mallet-style head with a bigger footprint would give beginners a bit of a helping hand.
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Housing all the clubs is a robust little stand bag, which is lightweight and features velour padded double straps to…
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