Mavrik Max

Super game-improvement iron with a larger shape, wider soles, and a deeper CG for maximum forgiveness and easier launch. Crushed shots all flew the same distance; misses only 10 yards short of better swings. Off-center hits felt surprisingly solid thanks to urethane microspheres, with clear feedback on toe/heel without sting. The larger profile and deeper CG ensures maximum mishit protection. Shares AI-designed Flash Face Cup + Tungsten Energy Core + 360 face cup with the Mavrik standard. Top-tier SGI forgiveness — slight bump over Mavrik standard via SGI geometry.

Didn't feature among the fastest or longest irons in 2020 GI category testing despite the joint weakest loft. Ball speed is practically the same as the Standard Mavrik, but distance is slightly decreased due to higher launch and marginally higher spin rates, plus weaker lofts. Top-end ball speed actually exceeded Mavrik standard and Pro on the best swings. 7-iron loft is 30° (vs Mavrik standard 27°). Above-average SGI distance — same AI Flash Face Cup speed but weaker lofts and higher launch trade total carry for stopping power.

Designed for the player who wants to hit long draws — shot patterns are very tight but entirely on the left side of the center line. Thick topline and significant offset make it visually busy behind the ball. Positioned as the easiest-to-launch iron for moderate swing speeds. Weaker lofts + larger profile + deeper CG = explicit SGI build. Below-average workability — explicit draw bias with shot patterns entirely on the left side of center + large offset + thick topline + SGI geometry.

Contact felt surprisingly solid thanks to one million urethane microspheres. Shots on the center are crisp and definitely feel fast, but the face doesn't feel thin and click-y. Significant feedback on heel/toe strikes without sting. Described as having a buttery feel with that springier sensation, feeling a bit hotter off the face. Mishits feel more similar to sweet spot strikes. Shared urethane microspheres + suspended tungsten core damping with the standard Mavrik. Above-average feel — solid centered contact, springier than the standard with urethane damping flattening mishit feel toward sweet spot.

Each iron tuned to have its own sound — the Max specifically engineered to target specific frequencies to sound powerful (contrasting with the Pro's muted forged sound). Crisp contact that definitely feels fast. Urethane microspheres + suspended tungsten core keep vibration frequency low to give the irons a powerful muted sound preferred by most golfers. Heel/toe mishits give clear acoustic feedback without sting. Above-average sound — engineered to sound powerful for the SGI buyer; less muted than the players-tier Pro but consistent with category expectations.

Not the prettiest irons to look at behind the ball because of the very thick topline and varying degrees of offset. Much larger footprint with significant offset. Larger body and a deeper CG. Modern matte/satin Mavrik finish. Below-average address looks for the iron category — function-first SGI shape with thick topline + heavy offset + wide sole is appropriate for the target buyer but explicitly noted as visually busy by reviewers.