Callaway · Driver · 2020

Mavrik Max

Best for you're a mid-to-high HCP (10-30) at 80-105mph shopping the used market for 2020-era value — particularly attractive if you fight a slice and would use the heel-weight draw option.

Starting from: £179.00
Listings: 4
Retailers: 2
vs RRP: −62%

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10.5° · Regular · RH10.5° · Regular · Right-Handed

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About the Callaway Mavrik Max

The Callaway Mavrik Max is a 2020 driver from Callaway. Listed on CaddyCompare in 9°, 10.5° and 12° lofts, in right-hand and left-hand, with regular, stiff, extra-stiff and senior flex options. Compare prices from 2 UK retailers below — currently from £179.00.

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CaddyIndex™Experimental

Agentic-research score from synthesised reviews, lab tests, and head-to-head comparisons. Relative to category peers — see methodology.

88Forgiveness

85Distance

60Workability

80Feel

80Sound

84Looks

Pros & cons

Pros

8,700 MOI with the 14g weight in the rear position — exceptionally forgiving for the 2020 era, near class-leading at release
Two interchangeable weights (14g / 2g) swap between rear (max MOI) and heel (~14 yards of left bias) — meaningful slice-correction option
Golf Digest 2020 Hot List Gold plus 1mph above average ball speed in ClubTest 2020 — recognised across major outlets
Same AI-designed face and acoustic-engineered sound as the standard Mavrik — class-leading 2020 face technology

Cons

Five years out of date — exponential recency penalty drops the published score by roughly 11 points versus a 2025-equivalent
Both weight positions are neutral-or-draw — no fade option, the head fights one direction by design
Face technology has progressed two full generations since (Flash Face SS20 → SS21 → AI Smart Face → Ai 10x)

Best for: You're a mid-to-high HCP (10-30) at 80-105mph shopping the used market for 2020-era value — particularly attractive if you fight a slice and would use the heel-weight draw option.

Avoid if: You want modern face tech (Ai 10x is two generations ahead), you're a better player needing fade capability (the head only goes neutral-or-draw), or you swing higher and would benefit from the Mavrik Sub Zero's tour-spec profile.