Callaway Women’s REVA Golf Balls (Dozen, Pink)

The 2025 Callaway REVA is a women’s golf ball built for easy launch and a soft feel, and this dozen comes in a bright pink that is simple to find in the rough.

Why it made the list

Most golf balls are designed around average male swing speeds. That leaves many women playing a ball that feels hard and launches too low to carry the distance it should. Callaway built the REVA as a women’s golf ball designed for easy launch and forgiveness at moderate speeds.

At $26.99 a dozen it costs about the same as Callaway’s Supersoft, so you are not paying extra for the women’s fit. The 2025 model is the current version.

What it does well

• An oversized core is the key piece. Callaway says it promotes easier launch and helps produce longer, more accurate shots.
• Low spin characteristics keep the ball from ballooning or curving as much on drives and long irons.
• It keeps the soft feel golfers expect from Callaway’s softer balls, on full shots and putts.

The idea is to help a smooth swing get the ball airborne quickly and keep it on line. For players who struggle to carry hazards, that extra height and straighter flight matter more than any tour-level spin figure.

Who it’s for

It suits women with moderate or slower swing speeds, newer golfers who want help getting the ball in the air, and anyone who likes a high visibility ball. The pink finish is easy to spot on the fairway, against leaves in autumn and in the bottom of a bunker.

Who should skip it

Faster women players who already launch the ball well may get more from a premium ball. The Chrome Soft adds a urethane cover for wedge spin while staying soft. If you rely on spin to stop chips quickly, a low spin distance ball like the REVA will roll out more.

Key specs, explained

Callaway describes the REVA as an oversized construction that conforms to the Rules of Golf, so it is legal for handicap rounds and club competitions. A larger ball sits up a little more on the tee and in the grass, which some golfers find confidence inspiring. Callaway does not publish compression or a dimple count for the REVA.

How it compares

The Callaway Supersoft Golf Balls (Dozen) costs the same $26.99 and offers more color choices, including pink options, with a two piece build. The Titleist 2026 Tour Soft Golf Balls (Dozen) costs $39.99 and is a soft Titleist two piece ball with a broader target audience. The REVA stands out because Callaway designs it specifically around women’s swing speeds and adds the oversized core.

Good to know

The REVA also comes in white if pink is not her color. As a gift it works best for a golfer who is newer to the game or already plays a soft ball; if she plays a specific premium model, buy that one instead.

Questions about the REVA

Can men play the REVA?

Yes, any golfer can play it, and it is legal under the rules. Men with slower swing speeds may like the easy launch too.

Does the REVA spin much around the green?

No, it has low spin characteristics, which help on long shots but mean chips roll out more. Plan for extra release on short shots.

Is the pink color just cosmetic?

Mostly, yes. The pink finish does not change performance, but it makes the ball easier to track and find.