Callaway Mavrik 4-16.5* Fairway Wood Stiff Flex RH Rogue 70g Graphite # 193562

Callaway Mavrik 4-16.5* Fairway Wood Stiff Flex RH Rogue 70g Graphite # 193562 Dexterity - Right-Handed Shaft Details - 130MSI Roue 70S Flex - Stiff Loft - 16.5 Item Length - 43.25" Grip Type - Original Grip Condition - Good Grip Size - Standard Head Cover - Yes Head Cover Condition - Excellent Gender - Men Condition Rating - 9 Excellent Condition Chart 10 New 9 Excellent 8 Very Good 7 Good 6 Fair 5 Poor 10 New 9 Excellent 8 Very Good 7 Good 6 Fair 5 Poor Brand new condition. May have very limited use, but will still have that new luster. ... Club Type: Fairway Wood Type: Fairway Wood Golf Club Type: Fairway Wood Brand: Callaway Dexterity: Right-Handed Handedness: Right-Handed Shaft Material: Graphite Sport/Activity: Golf Flex: Stiff Loft: 16.5 Item Length: 43.25" Department: Men SKU#: 193562 9 Excellent

Callaway Rogue fairway woods are designed to deliver long distance and forgiveness for a wider range of golfers. They feature Callaway’s Jailbreak technology, which uses two internal bars to stiffen the clubhead at impact, transferring more energy to the ball for increased ball speed and distance. Additionally, a large, deep Face Cup creates a larger sweet spot and promotes higher ball speeds on off-center hits, making the Rogue fairway woods more forgiving on mishits. This club is a good option for golfers who want more distance and forgiveness from their fairway woods, with a focus on a larger sweet spot for improved performance on mishits.

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The Callaway Rogue comes in three models: The ST LS, which is good for golfers with faster swing speeds who want forgiveness without sacrificing shot shaping; the ST Max, which is a long and forgiving club with a mid-launch and a slight draw bias; and the ST Max D, which is good for golfers who want to increase their launch and hit the ball further and straighter. Overall, the Callaway Rogue is good for golfers who want a versatile club that offers distance, forgiveness, and an easy launch.

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Owen Harding