Callaway Rogue Drivers
Callaway’s new multi-material Rogue driver family unlocks greater Jailbreak distance with increased forgiveness for all golfers.
Building on the global success of the award-winning Callaway Epic drivers, the first to feature revolutionary Jailbreak technology, the all-new Rogue drivers – in Standard, Draw and Sub Zero models – further boost the ball speed power of Epic in an all-new super-forgiving head design.
Rogue’s visually larger footprint also features the largest ever carbon composite surface area in a Callaway driver. The light and strong Triaxial Carbon Crown saves significant weight that is subsequently redistributed in the head to increase forgiveness and moment of inertia, promoting straighter drives.
During the R&D process, Callaway also partnered with aerodynamics experts at Boeing, to enhance airflow across key areas of the Rogue driver head, optimising the proven Speed Step geometry on the crown, reducing overall drag and naturally increasing head speed.
So which driver is right for you? The Rogue Standard generates relatively low spin, high forgiveness, and high ball speed from a large part of the face.
The Rogue Draw has all the advantages of the Standard model, but with more right-to-left shot-shaping capability/correction bias, thanks to added internal heel weighting and a five-gram external screw.
The Rogue Sub Zero is for golfers that have a tendency to generate too much backspin and features a more neutral centre of gravity (CG) with interchangeable two and 14-gram front and back weights to manage launch spin.
Rogue driver availability begins at retailers from February 9, with an RRP of $849.99.
Callaway Rogue Fairway Woods and Hybrids
Welcome to the first fairway woods and hybrids to feature Callaway’s revolutionary Jailbreak technology.
Two vertical steel Jailbreak rods, positioned directly behind the face and cast into the main body of each head, work in-sync with the revolutionary Face Cup, to create new levels of ball speed, even on off-centre hits.
Ball flight and distance is further managed with the addition of Callaway’s Triaxial Carbon Crown, moving unwanted weight from the top of the head and re-positioning it where is can influence CG, moment of inertia and ball flight.
Rogue fairway woods are available in two options, Standard and Sub Zero, while Rogue hybrids come in three options: Standard, Women’s and an X model, which takes raw distance performance in a hybrid to
a completely new level.
Rogue fairway wood (RRP: $519.99) and hybrid (RRP: $429.99) availability begins at retailers from February 9.
Callaway’s Rogue irons are rich with new innovations and advanced multi-material technologies that overhaul how distance and forgiveness should feel.
The four-product family – Rogue Standard (for balanced performance), Rogue X (for maximum distance), Rogue Pro (for better players) and Rogue Women’s (for slower swing speeds) – push ball speed capabilities into previously unseen areas, creating a combination of distance, accuracy and playability never before experienced in a Callaway Iron.
“The technical complexity of Rogue irons propels performance into the unknown. We have created a
“The Rogue philosophy is to break away from established protocols and develop new ways to extract maximum performance from a golf club and this particularly comes to the fore in the exciting new Rogue X irons.”
By placing key performance ingredients into an oversized Rogue X head with a longer blade and wider sole (pushing CG deeper and farther back from the face), and coupling this to lighter shafts with stronger lofts, design experts have unlocked incredible ball speed and distance capabilities.
• Enhanced 360 Face Cup and VFT Technology: Two innovative clubface technologies work together to deliver more ball speed across a huge area of the face for more average distance. The Face Cup employs a shallow, flexible rim around the perimeter that flexes and releases at impact to increase ball speed. Variable Face Thickness technology (VFT) influences how the face then flexes to promote more ball speed on off-centre hits.
• Tungsten-infused Internal Standing Wave: The metal-injection moulded (MIM) tungsten-infused Internal Standing Wave, located inside each iron head, is twice as heavy as steel to concentrate weight in a specific area, allowing precise placement of the CG for optimal flight and control. The MIM moulding process uses finely powdered heavy metal to create intricately shaped parts with tremendous precision.
• Urethane Microspheres: A new urethane material infused with thousands of tiny air pockets called microspheres, and injected directly behind the hitting surface, dampens vibration of the thin, fast face to improve sound and feel without compromising COR and ball speed. At impact, the microspheres change shape and flatten to create room for the urethane to flex and to prevent a slowing of the face, maximising ball speed.
Rogue irons (RRP: $219.99 per club for graphite and pro models; $199.99 per club for steel) availability begins at retailers from February 9.
For more information about the complete Callaway product range, visit callawaygolf.com.au