Rogue ST Max D

Largest footprint in the family — reviewer commentary notes this head is clearly the biggest of the bunch, primarily seen in the fact that it's the longest from front to back. Rated 'Highest' forgiveness in the family, with rearward weighting that lifts effective MOI and reduces face twisting on off-center hits. The shallow face and oversize shape provide a deeper sweet zone than the other siblings. Top-tier GI-class forgiveness profile within the era's peer set.

Independent TrackMan testing: 150.2 mph ball speed, smash factor 1.47, total average 240 yards from a spin rate of 4371 rpm. When spin was dialed down to 3300 rpm via lower-launch settings, shots reached 253-260 yards. The 27g forward tungsten cartridge plus perimeter Jailbreak bracing drives the same speed platform as the GI sibling, but the draw-biased CG and higher-launch geometry trade some carry for shape correction. Slightly behind the standard sibling but still top-quartile for the era's GI fairways.

First dedicated draw-bias fairway in the brand's lineup: closed face, more upright lie angle (56-59°), additional heel weighting — engineered to impose a draw and correct a slice. Independent TrackMan testing measured 60 per cent of shots finished left of target — the bias is consistent, predictable, and difficult to override. Workability is intentionally low: the head's job is to neutralise a slice, not to let the player shape the ball in multiple directions. Lowest workability in the family by design.

Reviewer commentary describes feel off the face as fast and energetic, paired with a solid feel for an overall experience that's more akin to a players club than a game improvement club. Editorial review notes the same family-platform impact sensation across all three siblings. Tour-grade tactile signature through a slice-correcting head — punchy energy transfer with no GI mush.

Reviewer commentary describes the acoustic as a muted sound, a deeper thudding hit, which improves on the loud metallic ting of previous lines. Editorial review: muted, understated sound that gives you a sensation of ball speed without screaming it. AI-optimized sound dampening across the family is a material acoustic upgrade versus the predecessor. Family-platform sound profile.

Reviewer commentary: this head is clearly the biggest of the bunch — the longest from front to back. Large footprint with shallow face — confidence-inspiring for slicers but reads as oversized for skilled players. Sleek matte black crown and the family's clean graphic package keep the presentation polished despite the bulk. Below the standard sibling in address aesthetic for neutral players but exactly what slice-correcting buyers want to see.