ST200X

MOI measured ~4,800 g/cm² — average to above-average for 2020 — matching the standard sibling's stability while adding heel-bias forgiveness for slicers. A lightweight design with added weight placed low and in the heel encourages high launch with draw bias, ideal for golfers struggling with a slice or block miss. Reviewer testing recorded ~13yd of draw movement from heel weighting — directional forgiveness that keeps slicers in play.

Built on the same Beta Rich Forged Ti / Beta Ti CORTECH face as the family — very responsive across the entire surface area. Spin profile measured ~2,200rpm — the lowest in the family, favourable for slow-swing carry. The ultra-light 39g MFUSION shaft lets slower swingers generate more clubhead speed without working harder. Strong distance for the slow-to-moderate-swing buyer, but the chassis lacks the top-end ball speed of the standard or tour-spec stablemates.

Engineered as a pure draw-bias chassis. Heel-bias weighting plus upright lie angle plus lightweight build all point the head left — no shape-tuning hardware. The chassis has heel-bias weighting to promote a draw and also comes with a lighter shaft and grip to help increase clubhead speed. Hosel adds ±2° loft adjustability but the bias is fixed. A single-purpose slice-correction tool, not a shape-maker's head.

Lightweight build defines the tactile signature. Reviewer testing called the head noticeably lightweight and effortless when swinging. The face material is 17% stronger than the previous generation, translating into a solid pleasing sound. But broader family feel review applies — independent testing noted impact "neither hot and explosive nor solid and satisfying." Lightweight character feels different from the rest of the family — pleasing to the target buyer but not the brand's signature dense tactile profile.

Acoustic profile reads as a little tinny per family-wide review, although engineers worked hard for a tour-preferred acoustic. Strength of the new face material translates into a solid pleasing sound for the target buyer. Acceptable but inconsistent — predecessor of the later refined acoustic work.

Address profile reads clean and square — unlike many other draw-biased designs that look hook-faced at the ball, this chassis presents a neutral square face. Compact-looking 460cc footprint with lightweight carbon-fibre crown and Visual Face Angle bridge — clean design language that doesn't telegraph the heel bias. Confidence-inspiring for the target slicer without offending a more neutral player.