Callaway Rogue ST Max OS Hybrid

Reviewer testing: hugely forgiving oversized hybrid — most forgiving in the line. Manufacturer: oversized hybrid head shape with increased forgiveness and draw bias; up to 24g of precision tungsten allows for precise Center of Gravity locations. Reviewer testing: a big, big hybrid meant to make the long game easier — if you want more of your mishits to perform like pure strikes, this is one to check out. Above-average forgiveness — oversized head + 24g tungsten + Jailbreak ST = most-forgiving spec in the line.

Reviewer testing: TrackMan testing proved the head is faster and longer — average ball speed of 141 mph across the data set (the fastest of the hybrids in the line tested) and average total distance of 244 yards, a full four yards longer than the low spin tour-spec sibling. Reviewer testing: this head has loads of ball speed, with smash factors nearing 1.5 when hitting it well. Top-tier distance — measurably the fastest hybrid in the 2022 line.

Manufacturer: larger clubhead design features more draw bias and confidence over the ball. Reviewer testing: draw bias that can help straighten out a slice. Reviewer testing: big, big hybrid — oversized profile biases launch over shape control. Below-average workability — built-in draw bias + oversized profile = slicer-corrective by design.

Reviewer testing: the sound and feel is nearly identical to the standard sibling. Feedback comes mainly through the hands — being a stable, oversized head, you won't feel tiny mishits very much. Anything near the center of the face feels hot. When you hit it thin or toward the heel or toe, your hands will know it immediately. Above-average feel — stable oversized impact with hot center sensation and clear gross-miss feedback.

Reviewer testing: the sound is nearly identical to the standard sibling. Reviewer testing (line acoustic): mid-pitched snap that's fairly typical for a hybrid — significantly quieter at impact than the tour-spec sibling. Average tour-tier acoustic — mid-pitched snap, quieter than the tour-spec sibling, same as the standard.

Manufacturer: larger clubhead design features more draw bias and confidence over the ball. Reviewer testing: big, big hybrid — substantially larger than the standard sibling. Reviewer testing: for players that want to look down at a big, forgiving hybrid instead of an iron. Average address profile — oversized confidence-inspiring shape, not the tour-clean of the standard sibling.