Mavrik Max

Independent reviewer testing documents 8,700 MOI with the 14-gram weight in the rear position — exceptionally forgiving by conventional measures. Mis-hits don't lose much distance and don't go far off line versus sweet-spot strikes. Buyer's-guide testing placed it near the top in multiple performance categories, ranked near the top in accuracy. Top of the game-improvement-driver range.

Reviewer testing measured 168.7 mph ball speed with a total distance of 312 yards. Buyer's-guide testing placed it a mile per hour faster than the average ball speed for all drivers tested. Slightly below the family's standard sibling because the higher-MOI build trades some absolute speed for forgiveness — but still mid-anchor for the game-improvement category.

When the heavier weight is moved to the heel, the head produces about 14 yards of left bias to help golfers who struggle with a slice — both weight positions are neutral-or-draw, no fade option. With weight in the rear, the head adds solid stability; 14g in rear for max forgiveness, 14g in heel for max draw. The head fights one direction by design — bottom of game-improvement range.

Reviewer testing notes the feel is just as stable and solid as the family's standard sibling, with a nice balance between forgiveness and feedback. Contact feels crisp and solid with a sound to match. Family-shared acoustic engineering produces a solid tactile signature; slightly below the standard sibling because the heavier deep-CG build dampens the explosive character.

Reviewer testing notes the over-the-top explosive sound of the prior generation has been replaced with a much more natural, muted crack — not too loud or too muted. A solid impact note with a bit of clickiness — similar to the family's standard sibling. AI-tuned acoustic produces refined character.

Reviewer testing describes the largest footprint from address with a straight topline and a crown that stretches back and down towards the turf — a confidence-inspiring look. Launch coverage notes the shape is very similar to the prior generation — less innovative aesthetically than the family's standard sibling. Earned Gold-tier Hot List recognition despite the less daring shape — solid mainstream game-improvement looks.