Aerojet Max

Independent 2023 robot test ranked this head 5th of 27 in forgiveness — top-quintile, the standout metric for the head. Dispersion 2,567.1 yd² with only 13.6 yards from center. Reviewer commentary describes the head as a forgiveness machine, with its draw bias, high launch and spin characteristics keeping the ball in play more often. The suspended bridge with rear-and-heel weighting plus carbon-crown weight savings redistributed to the perimeter delivers GI-class MOI. Top-tier forgiveness for the era's fairways, clearly the best of the family.

Independent 2023 robot test: 135.5 mph ball speed (20th of 27), 210.3 yd carry, 222.9 yd total, 3,483 rpm spin — ranked 19th of 27 in distance. The higher spin profile versus the LS sibling trades distance for stopping power and a higher-launching trajectory. Reviewer commentary: whilst shorter than the low-spin sibling, still moves it. Mid-pack distance for an era's GI-class fairway — the head's job is consistency, not distance maximization.

Built-in draw bias: the suspended bridge gets lighter than the low-spin sibling and moves towards the heel, which has the effect of increasing the spin and creating a draw bias flight. Reviewer commentary: super forgiving, easy to work from right to left — the head naturally encourages a draw and resists fading. Two swappable head weights allow tunable draw-bias intensity but not fade configurations. Below-average workability — the head imposes shape, doesn't let the player select it.

Reviewer commentary describes feel as very quick and airy and notes it plays a decided second fiddle to the sound — implying acoustics dominate the impact impression and tactile feedback is light. Editorial review reports a lighter, less dense feel than the low-spin sibling. Acceptable but below the family premium for tactile. Mid-pack for the category.

Reviewer commentary: mid-pitched, metallic, and below average in volume but tight and harmonious — sounds like a pure strike feels — clean and concise. Same family acoustic platform as the siblings, with AI-tuned sound dampening. Consistent across the line, alerts on off-center. Above-average for category.

Larger GI footprint than the GI sibling and the tour-spec sibling — appropriately oversized for the GI/slicer audience. Gloss carbon crown with subtle centered alignment aid, clean modern shaping consistent with the family. Editorial review: confidence-inspiring address profile for high-handicap players. Mid-pack for the category — bigger reads as bulky for skilled players, comforting for the target audience.