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Callaway Rogue Golf Drivers
The Callaway Rogue Driver offers increased distance and forgiveness, featuring a large Titanium A.I. Flash Face for exceptional ball speeds and consistent distance, even on off-center hits. Designed for mid-to-high handicappers, it includes a lightweight Callaway Tungsten Speed Cartridge that lowers the center of gravity for higher launch angles and longer carry. Overall, the Rogue Driver combines forgiveness and distance technology to enhance performance off the tee for golfers of all skill levels.
Key features include:
| Jailbreak Effect | Together, Jailbreak and X-Face VFT work together to create the Jailbreak effect which promotes a boost in ball speed and distance. |
| Triaxial Carbon Composite | Light and strong, saving substantial weight which is now in the heads perimeter to increase MOI and forgiveness. |
| Boeing Aero Package | Worked with Boeing to redefine the geometry of the leading edge to improve airflow to promote faster head speeds. |
| Shaft Selection/Multiple Weights | 40g, 50g, 60g and 70g weights, including Aldila Synergy, Aldila Quaranta, Project C EvenFlow, and Project X HZRDS Yellow. |
Top Competitors
The TaylorMade SIM 2 Driver offers a strong alternative, prioritizing adjustability and forgiveness for a similar range of golfers. It features a large titanium clubface designed for high ball speeds and a forgiving overall design. The key differentiator is an adjustable hosel that allows golfers to fine-tune loft (±2 degrees) for launch angle optimization. The Ping G425 Max Driver focuses on a similar blend of distance and forgiveness as the Rogue Driver, but with a stronger emphasis on forgiveness. It features a large titanium face and internal technology for distance potential. The key differentiating factor is a larger sweet spot design and movable weight technology.
Progression of the Rogue driver:
Callaway had success with their Epic driver in 2017 featuring Jailbreak Technology. In 2018 they released the Rogue to provide a higher level of forgiveness.
Upgrades to the Rouge include:
- Improved Jailbreak Effect and 25% lighter than before. The key difference is on off-center hits. By increasing the MOI, the Rogue performs better on mishits.
- Everything else is lighter as well, starting with the Triaxial Carbon Crown which is under 10g.
- The sole is titanium (the triaxial carbon that was in the Epic sole was there because of the sliding weight track). This track does not exist in the Rogue.
- The Rogue has a larger head shape at address. It is still the same 460cc as the Epic, but is shallower and deeper.
- No sliding weight around the rear of the head, which saves another 15g.
| 👍 Pros |
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| This driver has helped me drive longer than I have in years, with more playable drives too. |
| Smash factor is insane and have gotten the fastest ball speeds of all the drivers I tried. |
| I can absolutely bomb the Rogue driver, and put the ball wherever I want with it. |
| 👎 Cons |
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| Not the most satisfying impact sound but gets the job done. |
| This driver did not perform well, it was frustrating. |
| No distance gains, and the sound at impact is...weak. |
The Callaway Rogue Driver is a solid choice for a wide range of golfers, especially those who prioritize forgiveness and distance. While there are newer Callaway drivers on the market, the Rogue consistently gets high marks for its well-rounded performance. Some golfers might prefer a driver with more adjustability options, but the Rogue Driver comes in a few loft options to help you dial in your launch angle. Overall, if you're looking for a forgiving driver that delivers distance without sacrificing feel, the Callaway Rogue Driver is a great option, especially considering the value you can find it for these days.
Mark Wright