Best Women's Golf Sets 2025

Golf is hard, even for those who have been playing for a while. However, it is especially difficult for those new to the game, especially for women just starting out as one of the first things they need to think about is making sure they get the best women's golf clubs suited to them.

These clubs should make the game easier rather than harder and make the experience more enjoyable. That's where a golf club set comes in. They are designed for the maximum amount of help, as they will generally consist of clubs that are manufactured with a lightweight graphite shaft, large heads, low and deep weighting to make them easy to flight and a face with a large sweet spot.

There are many excellent value sets on the market and we have put a number of them to the test out on the golf course, over several rounds, to see which ones are the best.

In our well considered view, the selections below are the top models on the market currently but, for the more experienced and skilled women golfers, package sets might not be the way to go and you should narrow your focus and take a look at our guides on the best golf drivers for women, best golf irons for women, and best women's putters.

Alison Root

Alison Root has over 25 years experience working in media, predominantly dedicated to women's golf. She is a respected voice across all areas of the game and plays a key role in the testing of all women's golf gear, including clubs. She also oversees the testing team for women's clubs, which includes writers Katie Dawkins and Carly Cummins.

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Best Women's Golf Sets

Best overall

Featuring everything a beginner golfer needs, this package set from Strata is a real favorite of mine. Like the men's Strata set, you get a lot for your money, with this set including a 12° driver, fairway wood, 4 and 5 hybrid, 6-9 iron, PW, SW and a putter, as well as a highly durable and strongly performing stand bag which has plenty of room for all the essentials.

Now I should admit, compared to the Ping G Le3 and TaylorMade Kalea Premier clubs, you won't get as much technology in this set from Strata, however the looks and performance is good and definitely exceeds the value price point. In testing, crucially, these clubs made the game easier as they were really easy-to-hit and looked very confidence-inspiring.

So, what in particular performed well? To begin with, I noted that the big-headed driver, the 3-wood, and the cavity back irons all allowed me to flight the ball nicely, whilst also providing a generous amount of power and delivering excellent distance. What's more, on the greens, we found that the alignment aid on the blade-style putter came in useful so, when it comes to striking the right balance between quality in performance and value for money, we would say this is easily one of the best golf sets for beginners on the market. I should finally mention that there are four different sizes of set to choose from, above we tested the Ultimate model, but there are also 11 and 14-piece sets.

• Read our full Strata Women's Package Set Review

Best ultra premium set

Callaway is a brand with a long-established reputation for making some of the best golf clubs on the market, and the Reva 11-piece set certainly lives up to that, as you get a driver, 3-wood, 5 and 6 hybrids, 7-9 irons, pitching and sand wedges plus a putter. The clubs are all housed in a high-quality bag too which comes in a variety of colors, depending on the size of REVA set you go for.

In terms of performance, I found the clubs were effortless to swing and they delivered a high-launch with noticeable power and distance. However, where this model stood out was within the putter, as the fang-shape design features Stroke Lab technology to help with tempo and consistency. Personally, i felt this premium putter really elevated this set and didn't really give me a choice but to include it in this guide. One other aspect I liked is that you can also buy individual REVA clubs, like the Callaway Big Bertha Reva Women's driver, and even Callaway Reva golf balls.

Finally, one last reason as to why this secured the ultra premium tag, is because of the little touches, such as the soft, tacky grips that provided comfort and added to the overall ease of use. Where this will appeal to women is that these are lightweight clubs with a focus on forgiveness. They are designed in such a way to allow women to feel they cannot miss the center of the club face, with the large circular focal point on the driver, the oversized heads of the hybrids and the cavity-back, large, forgiving irons all promoting confidence at address.

• Read our full Callaway Reva Ladies Package Set Review

Best looking

Wilson are one of the most experienced brands in the game, meaning they know what they’re doing when it comes to affordable clubs and package sets. For example the Magnolia, which I selected as the best looking set in this guide, has all the clubs a golfer needs and houses them in a stylish bag that elevates the aesthetic.

The set comes with a driver, 3 wood, 4, 5 and 6 hybrid, 7-SW irons and a putter, presenting excellent value for money. The oversized head and generous loft on the driver means getting the ball in the air wasn’t an issue, while the head size on the irons provides a big sweet spot and nice levels of forgiveness. I also loved the bespoke wedge in testing – a rare find in golf club sets. It was versatile around the greens and in bunkers and allows for a range of different shots to be hit when scrambling.

Overall the Magnolia clubs are consistent and look great. The hybrids provide more versatility, particularly from the rough, and the mallet-shaped putter features a prominent alignment link for help on the green lining up and starting your putts on line on their way to the hole. An excellent, well-rounded effort from Wilson.

• Read our full Wilson Magnolia Ladies Set Review

Best beginner set

With the game of golf continuing to grow, Cleveland Golf has designed this ladies package set to target new players joining the game. The Bloom set comes with a driver, 5-wood, hybrid, 7-SW and a putter, providing a good starting block for newcomers to build their first golf setup. In addition to the clubs, you get a smart cart golf bag with a detachable pouch that highlights the standout black/pink color scheme, which I really liked.

One of the main struggles beginners have is getting the ball airborne – this set makes that part easy. In testing I found these clubs were easy to launch, maybe unsurprising given the 14-degree loft on the driver and the deep face on the 5 wood. I was particularly impressed by the hybrid that gave me great feedback and a consistently high ball flight from a range of different lies and slopes. The set gives players significant forgiveness through the cavity back irons and the big sweet spot, while the 56-degree sand wedge performed well out of bunkers and around the green.

A mallet-shaped putter rounds off the set and is aimed to give golfers enough forgiveness to achieve consistent, smooth rolling putts. The Cleveland Bloom set is therefore a wonderful place for someone to begin their trip into the world of golf.

• Read our full Cleveland Bloom Ladies Package Set Review

Best forgiveness

It’s becoming harder to find good value in the golf club market, so the Accubar Plus Ladies golf set is the perfect happy medium for the golfer looking for a good quality set without the sky high prices.

The clubs are great quality considering the price, with a driver, fairway wood, 4 and 5 hybrid, 6-SW and a putter coming as part of the set. The bag is pretty stylish too, with green/silver headcovers to match the color scheme.

Like all the clubs in this set, the driver cannot compete with the best drivers on the market in terms of technology packed features, but new golfers aren't necessarily looking for that anyway. What beginners need is easy launch and forgiveness, something this driver provides in abundance. I found the driver in this set was a home run for beginner players, while the rest of the bag allows women to easily get the ball in the air and offer good playability for confidence-boosting shots.

Completing the set is a mallet-shaped putter that is a similar shape and design to what you will find in our guide to the best putters for beginner golfers. This set is great for someone taking up the game, but a player with some experience under their belt may have to opt for a different set of clubs given these are targeted at beginners.

• Read our full Ram Golf Accubar Plus Ladies Set Review

How we test golf sets

Golf club sets are no exception when it comes to our testing ethos and methodology. We put sets to the test out on the course and over a number of rounds to see how they perform on different courses and in varying conditions. It is only through using each club out on the course and at the range that you can get an idea of how well something is made and how it performs.

What sets our testing out from the rest is that we are all golfers, making reviews about golf equipment for the everyday golfer. No manufacturer can 'buy' a good review. If we say something is good - it's because it is! If we say something isn't that great, we'll tell you exactly why, but thankfully the quality of golf equipment is sky-high in the modern day so we don't have to resort to this too often.

As mentioned above, women's club testing is overseen by Golf Monthly's Women's Editor Alison Root, who has decades of experience in golf and testing equipment. She is then supported by Carly Cummins, a golf writer with two decades of experience and supreme knowledge on golf equipment.

How to choose a golf set

If you want to get an entire set of clubs then there are some crucial factors to be aware of before purchasing. We have given some advice below.

What comes in the set

The great thing about golf is if you want to buy single golf clubs for your bag you can, but you can also get entire sets with one purchase too. When doing the latter, you want to be sure all your bases are covered – are the clubs you want included in the set? Does it come with a golf bag, and is it any good? When buying a beginner set, the hope is that within a few years your game will have improved enough that you will be ready to take that next step up in equipment from the more specialized golf clubs – buying a set lets you do this gradually, adding to your golf bag over time to fill in the missing pieces and improve where is needed.

Quality

A misconception with golf sets is that they aren’t the best quality – this can be true, but not with the sets we have mentioned here in our review. If you head down to your generic high street sports store, chances are they’ll be selling some relatively poor beginner sets. Therefore, it’s worth going for trusted brands that know what they’re doing, not the one making clubs for the sake of it! The prevalence of Wilson, Callaway and TaylorMade in this area is a case in point. Again though, putters especially tend to not be the highest quality and even if they are, they may not suit your eye or your putting stroke, so that might be the one area where you need to make a separate investment.

Forgiveness

Even the low handicap players are chasing forgiveness – golf is hard at the end of the day. Not every shot will find the sweet spot in the middle of the club-face, so for beginners it’s crucial to find a set that set you up for success with adequate forgiveness. Beginner clubs often have bigger heads with greater sweet spots to counter for those off-center strikes. Keep this in mind when purchasing your first set.

Budget

Obviously there are different sets at different price points so it is worth thinking about whether you want to spend more or less here. Whatever price point you come in at, there will be a package set for you.

For more buying advice when it comes to golf equipment, be sure to have a read of our guides on the best beginner golf clubs for ladies, or best women's golf clubs.

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