With REVA, Callaway has committed to something bigger than the products themselves — a community for women where their insights and needs will be valued and incorporated into future offerings, which is great news for new and experienced players alike. The product line will be available at retail beginning on Oct. 15.

The new Callaway REVA is engineered for women who want to increase their distance, launch the ball higher, and have more fun out on the course. It promotes longer, straighter shots, and it’s easy to hit with an oversized construction that conforms to the rules of golf.

There’s some debate about whether Strata are actually made by Callaway. And as far as we can tell, the answer is… they’re not. They’re just distributed by Callaway. But, on a positive note, Callaway is very protective of their golf brand, and the exceptional golf clubs associated with it.

Reva is Callaway’s new brand of clubs dedicated to women under the iconic Big Bertha line.

The RCH 40 shaft is lighter and has a unique bend profile it is also an inch shorter than in the BB-21 offering. The club also has a lighter swing weighting. This affects how heavy the head of the club feels as you swing it.

The Reva uses an oversize design that pushes the ball’s diameter to 1.73 inches. In terms of volume, that makes the ball nine percent larger, but more practically, it raises the ball’s midpoint by three percent. That change facilitates distance in two ways.