Callaway Rogue ST: Fastest hybrids and longest irons

Published: 04 January 2022

The Callaway Rogue ST Hybrids and Irons.

The Callaway Rogue ST Max OS Lite Hybrid.

The new Callaway Rogue ST family of golf clubs.

How the Callaway Rogue ST Hybrids compare.

How the Callaway Rogue ST irons compare.

Callaway complete Rogue ST family with fastest ever hybrids and their longest ever irons.

The three hybrids and four iron models complete the Rogue ST (Speed Tuned) family, which includes four drivers and three fairways. Everything you need to know about the new woods is here.

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Callaway Rogue ST Irons

RRP £849-£1,149 | Available March 4th

Let’s start with the Rogue ST irons (Jump to the hybrids). Any company that can count the brilliant forged Apex iron family within their ranks is going to find it difficult when introducing competing new models.

Apex are the best irons Callaway make because they’re forged and cost over a grand a set. But Callaway know that not everyone is willing to pay top price to play forged irons, so there’s plenty of space for the new Rogue ST models.

Like the new driver, there are four models – Pro, Max, Max OS and Max OS Lite – and they each share a lot of the same charateristics.

The new Callaway Rogue ST Irons.

– In an industry first, all four models have a new High Strength 450 steel A.I. designed Flash Face Cup, which Callaway say delivers more ball speed and better ball speed consistency.

– Callaway’s new A.I. face optimisation formula now includes speed, launch, & spin, which is for each model and each loft.

– The ‘Speed Tuned’ tungsten weighting allows Callaway to locate the centre of gravity preciley for the optimal launch throughout the set. Each Rogue ST iron model’s CG locations are tailored specifically for the intended player type.

– Additional urethane microspheres (up to the 6th groove) help provide a great sound and feel.

They’re the similarities. But how do the four irons differ. Let’s take a closer look at each model and how they differ.

Callaway Rogue ST Max Irons.

Callaway Rogue ST Max Irons

RRP £849 (s), £1,049 (g) | Availability 4-PW, AW, GW, SW | Left hand Yes | Stock shafts Project X Cypher 50g (Light); True Temper Elevate MPH 95g (Reg, Stiff); Mitsubishi Tensei AV Blue 60g (Reg), 70g (Stiff) | Stock grip Callaway Universal | 7-iron loft 27.5º | On sale 4/3/2022

The original Rogue X iron caused quite a stir as its 27º 7-iron was the strongest and longest on the market at the time. Callaway have dialled back a fraction on the ST Max’s loft (27.5º), but they insist the 2022 Rogue is longer thanks to new high-strength 450 AI Face Cups.

The material is stronger and more durable, but essentially also capable of flexing nearly as much as a titanium driver face, which is amazing considering the size and material difference.

Callaway say that thanks to a more stable body (there’s 62g of tungsten inside; 260% more than Mavrik), energy transfer efficiency is improved, too.

Callaway Rogue ST Max OS Irons

RRP £849 (s), £1,049 (g) | Availability 4-PW, AW, GW, SW | Left hand Yes | Stock shafts Project X Cypher 50g (Light); True Temper Elevate MPH 85g (Reg, Stiff); Mitsubishi Tensei AV Blue 60g (Reg), 70g (Reg,Stiff) | Stock grip Callaway Universal | 7-iron loft 28.5º | On sale 4/3/2022

Compared to the Rogue ST Max, the OS have wider soles, more offset (which creates a little draw bias) and a thicker topline, all of which will help boost confidence for lots of mid-to-high handicappers.

A fraction more loft (than the Rogue ST Max) helps flight shots correctly at more average speeds, so approaches will still stop and hold a green.

All four Rogue ST sets have unique AI-developed face patterns to optimise ball speed, launch and spin based on the typical impact locations for their target golfer.

Mid-to-high handicappers will get better performance on toe-side misses with the Max OS, while better players will get improved results on heel misses with the Rogue ST Pro.

Callaway Rogue ST Max OS Lite

The fact the Max OS Lite is only available with graphite shafts in Women’s, Lite and Regular flexes says everything you need to know about this model.

Callaway say it shouldn’t be pigeon-holed as a women’s or senior iron, but it’s the perfect cavity back for golfers who struggle for speed.

The heads are lighter and larger than the Max OS, and there’s more loft, to keep shots in the air for longer.

Callaway Rogue ST Pro Irons.

Callaway Rogue ST Pro Irons

ST Pro is a cast hollow body iron (the majority of hollow irons have either a forged body or face). Thanks to 48g of tungsten inside (split between toe and heel locations, and 188% more than the Mavrik), we get the looks of a tidy muscleback blade at address with similar levels of forgiveness to a compact mid-handicap cavity back.

Designed for low-to-mid single-figure handicappers, Callaway say the Pro is compact and workable as well as being fast and long for the category.

How the Rogue ST Irons compare

How the Callaway Rogue ST irons compare.

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Callaway Rogue ST Hybrids

RRP £299 | Available March 4th

The personalised performance approach flows from the driver and fairway woods into the four new Rogue ST hybrids, which Callaway say are their fastest family of rescue clubs ever.

Like the drivers, there are four models in the mix – ST Max, STMax OS, ST Max OS Lite and ST Pro – and they all share a lot of the same charateristics.

– A new Jailbreak speed frame behind the face creates more stability by pushing the structure to the perimeter, allowing allowing the face to flex more and create higher ball speeds.

– The high-strength 455 face cup is a specially treated high strength steel designed for more ball speed and ball speed consistency.

– The ‘Speed Tuned’ A.I.-designed face has used a new optimisation formula that includes speed, launch, & spin, which is unique for each model and each loft.

– The ‘Speed Tuned’ tungsten allows for precise CG location to help delivers optimal launch with more ball speed.

– Refined soles promote better turf interaction and club versatility.

Let’s take a look at how the Rogue ST hybrids differ.

The Callaway Rogue ST Max Hybrid.

Callaway Rogue ST Max Hybrid

RRP £249
Lofts 18º, 20º, 23º, 26º | Lie 58º-59.5º | Left hand options? Yes – 18º, 20º and 23º | Stock shaft Mitsubishi Tensei AV Blue 60g (Regular), 70g (Stiff) | Stock grip Callaway Universal

The Rogue ST Max is the longest hybrid in Callaway’s new family.

Built with slightly stronger lofts, they’re desigend to fit golfers who are looking for speed, forgiveness, and all-around hybrid performance.

The Callaway Rogue ST Max OS Hybrid.

Callaway Rogue ST Max OS Hybrid

RRP £249
Lofts 19º, 21º, 24º, 27º, 30º, 33º | Lie 58.5º-61º | Left hand options? Yes – 19º, 21º and 24º | Stock shaft True Temper Project X Cypher Black 50g (Light) Mitsubishi Tensei AV Blue 60g (Regular) | Stock grip Callaway Universal

The OS hybrid has a larger head shape than the standard Max, with increased forgiveness.

Compared to the Max ST hybrid the OS model is higher launching, has more draw bias, and features Callaway’s widest loft offering (3H-8H).

The Callaway Rogue ST Max OS Lite Hybrid.

Callaway Rogue ST Max OS Lite Hybrid

RRP £249
Lofts 21º, 24º, 27º, 30º, 33º, 36º | Lie 59º-61.5º | Left hand options? Yes – 21º, 24º and 27º | Stock shaft True Temper Project X Cypher Black 40g (Women’s), 50g (Light) | Stock grip Callaway Universal; Diamond Universal

The OS Lite is the highest-launching, easiest-to-swing Rogue ST hybrid.

It features lightweight components, lighter swingweights, and Callaway’s widest loft offering (3H-8H).

The Callaway Rogue Pro Hybrid.

Callaway Rogue ST Pro Hybrid

RRP £249
Lofts 18º, 20º, 23º | Lie 57º-58º | Left hand options? Yes | Stock shaft Mitsubishi Tensei AV White 70g (Regular), 80g (Stiff) | Stock grip Golf Pride Tour Velvet 360

The ST Pro Hybrid is geared toward better players. It features fairway wood shaping, a shallower face, and neutral CG for the most workability in the Rogue ST line.

Enhanced camber on the sole promotes smooth turf interaction.

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How the four Rogue ST hybrids compare

How the Callaway Rogue ST hybrids compare.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Rob Jerram is the Digital Editor of todaysgolfer.co.uk
He has been a journalist for more than 20 years, starting his career with Johnston Press where he covered local and regional news and sport in a variety of editorial roles across ten years.
Rob joined Bauer Media in 2010 and worked as the Senior Production Editor of Today’s Golfer and Golf World magazines for ten years before moving into the Digital Editor’s role in July 2020.
He has been playing golf for almost three decades and has been a member at Greetham Valley Golf Club in Rutland for eight years, playing off 12.

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The Callaway Rogue ST Hybrids.
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Callaway Rogue ST Max Irons.
The Callaway Rogue ST Max OS Hybrid.
Callaway Rogue ST Max OS Irons.
The Callaway Rogue ST Max OS Lite Hybrid.
Callaway Rogue ST Max OS Lite Irons.
The Callaway Rogue ST Pro Hybrid.
Callaway Rogue ST Pro Irons.
The new Callaway Rogue ST family of golf clubs.
How the Callaway Rogue ST Hybrids compare.
How the Callaway Rogue ST irons compare.