Amazon has 14-Piece Callaway Men's 2019 Strata Plus CompleteGolfClubs Set (Right Hand) for $379.99. Shipping is free.
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The Strata Plus Set is a full set with a great combination of distance and forgiveness right out of the box. Set includes: Driver, 3 Wood, 5 Hybrid, 6 - 9 Iron, PW & SW, Putter, Stand Bag, and 3 Head covers
Woods: Driver has a 460cc club head with a larger sweet spot and graphite shaft for more distance off the tee. The 3 Wood promotes faster swing speeds and long shots
Hybrid: 5 Hybrid is designed for versatility and forgiveness on shots where you would usually hit a difficult long iron
Irons/Wedges: 6 to 9 irons, pitching wedge & sand wedge have perimeter weighting and progressive sole width technology for improved control
Putter: Mallet putter with alignment to help give you incredible accuracy
Our research indicates that this deal is $220 less (37% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $599.99 at the time of this posting.
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Amazon has 14-Piece Callaway Men's 2019 Strata Plus CompleteGolfClubs Set (Right Hand) for $379.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter niki4h for posting this deal.
Note: Estimated delivery dates may vary by location.
About this item:
The Strata Plus Set is a full set with a great combination of distance and forgiveness right out of the box. Set includes: Driver, 3 Wood, 5 Hybrid, 6 - 9 Iron, PW & SW, Putter, Stand Bag, and 3 Head covers
Woods: Driver has a 460cc club head with a larger sweet spot and graphite shaft for more distance off the tee. The 3 Wood promotes faster swing speeds and long shots
Hybrid: 5 Hybrid is designed for versatility and forgiveness on shots where you would usually hit a difficult long iron
Irons/Wedges: 6 to 9 irons, pitching wedge & sand wedge have perimeter weighting and progressive sole width technology for improved control
Putter: Mallet putter with alignment to help give you incredible accuracy
Our research indicates that this deal is $220 less (37% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $599.99 at the time of this posting.
About this product:
2-year warranty
About this store:
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Started golf 3 years ago. Bought a strata set. Not worth it. Go grab a Maltby set at golfworks.com for a similar price but 2-3x the quality and performance. I've been so happy with mine.
Started golf 3 years ago. Bought a strata set. Not worth it. Go grab a Maltby set at golfworks.com for a similar price but 2-3x the quality and performance. I've been so happy with mine.
Which one would you recommend? Getting a lot of options
Started golf 3 years ago. Bought a strata set. Not worth it. Go grab a Maltby set at golfworks.com for a similar price but 2-3x the quality and performance. I've been so happy with mine.
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How's the price for someone just getting into golf at 40+?
Bought this set 2 years ago and still playing it. Local Pros tried and said the irons, wedges, putter are playable especially for beginners. The driver is terrible. The wood and hybrid is okay. If money not an issue, I think Stix has better offer and better clubs (Costco sell them every now and then). Knowing what I know now, I would get the Stix or Calloway Edge. The Strata has zero resell values. Do a little research on resell market as well so if you do spend a bit more, you might be able to resell and pay less for the next upgrade.
Try your luck on some used irons/sets. You will prob get something way better at around the same price point.
If you start getting really into it, youre going to change out this set anyways
Which one would you recommend? Getting a lot of options
I was playing ping G's and switched to the KE4 Max's last year. They feel as good as the G425s I tried. Great super game improvement set. I think I paid $380 for a graphite 4-PW and Gap wedge. I also got their wedges and putter which I also loved.
How's the price for someone just getting into golf at 40+?
Just started awhile back myself as a 40+ golfer, so take this with a grain of salt.
Price is fine because you won't know what you like/want for awhile anyway. For instance, what's your swing speed so which shafts work best for you? Will you prefer long irons or hybrids? What's your putting style, so would you prefer blade/mallet/whatever putter in what length? The list of questions about preference goes on. Point is you won't know until you play and, as in most sports, your equipment probably won't be your hold up until you get some technique worked out. And like someone else sort of said, if you really get into golf, you'll be changing out your first set eventually anyway.
For what it's worth, I have the Callaway Edge set. I like it a lot but have found there are things I'll change (lower bounce on my SW, more hybrids, another wedge or 2, drop 3 wood for a 5, etc) so I can also see that in another year or two (which would give me 2-3 years with it), I'll probably upgrade and likely to the maltbys posted above. Starting with them would have been doable but I wouldn't have had a clue what I wanted/needed so even if I'd started with that brand I'd likely have to replace them too with something more suited for me.
Just pick something in your price range and upgrade later when you have a better understanding of your own game...just my opinion.
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I personally have the KE4 max for player improvement clubs and I love them.
My 1 handicap buddy has the TS4s.
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If you start getting really into it, youre going to change out this set anyways
I personally have the KE4 max for player improvement clubs and I love them.
My 1 handicap buddy has the TS4s.
Price is fine because you won't know what you like/want for awhile anyway. For instance, what's your swing speed so which shafts work best for you? Will you prefer long irons or hybrids? What's your putting style, so would you prefer blade/mallet/whatever putter in what length? The list of questions about preference goes on. Point is you won't know until you play and, as in most sports, your equipment probably won't be your hold up until you get some technique worked out. And like someone else sort of said, if you really get into golf, you'll be changing out your first set eventually anyway.
For what it's worth, I have the Callaway Edge set. I like it a lot but have found there are things I'll change (lower bounce on my SW, more hybrids, another wedge or 2, drop 3 wood for a 5, etc) so I can also see that in another year or two (which would give me 2-3 years with it), I'll probably upgrade and likely to the maltbys posted above. Starting with them would have been doable but I wouldn't have had a clue what I wanted/needed so even if I'd started with that brand I'd likely have to replace them too with something more suited for me.
Just pick something in your price range and upgrade later when you have a better understanding of your own game...just my opinion.
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