Callaway Rogue ST Irons Review – Introducing Callaway’s Longest Irons Ever

When you play game improvement irons, you want clubs that make it easier to hit the ball farther and straighter. That’s why Callaway created the Rogue ST family of irons. These are the longest irons they have made yet. Thanks to Artificial Intelligence design, precision weighting, and incredible feel, these irons improve your game in every way. And with 4 models to choose from, there is an option that fits everyone on the golf course. Check out TGW’s exclusive video reviews and learn all about the latest technology.

Callaway Rogue ST Pro Irons Review by TGW

Technology

For the first time, Callaway Rogue ST irons feature an A.I.-designed Flash Face Cup made from 450 stainless steel. Made from super-strong 450 stainless steel steel, the Flash Face Cup provides speed and spin consistency all across the club face with a unique face pattern specific to each model and loft in the lineup.

Engineers utilized Callaways’ new A.I. Face Optimization for the Rogue ST irons as well. It is unique for each model and loft to create spin rate consistency across the face. It creates a high launch and COR plus a more controlled landing angle to help hold more greens.

Callaway uses high-density tungsten weighting to optimize the center of gravity locations for optimal launch and even more ball speed. Up to 260% more tungsten weight than MAVRIK, these irons feature improved launch conditions and also maximized speed all across the club face.

Callaway’s patented urethane microspheres are pushed further up the face to the 6th groove to further enhance sound and deliver a pure feel while maintaining fast ball speeds.

Performance

We tested the Callway Rogue ST line of irons with the help of Rick Hatfield. Rick is TGW’s Master Fitter and our resident product expert. Our irons testing was conducted indoors at the TGW Pure Performance Center using Foresight Sports launch monitors.

Rick tested the Callaway Rogue ST Pro irons using the 7 iron with a loft of 30.5°. His average swing speed was 81 to 82 mph and he saw an exceptional average ball speed at 112 mph. Rick’s average launch angle with the 7 iron was 18.3° to go along with an average spin rate of 5,177 rpm. He averaged 161 yards of carry distance with a high flight and steep descent angle that will help hold more greens.

Who It’s For

The Callaway Rogue ST Max irons are the longest game improvement irons Callaway has ever made with the strongest lofts in the Rogue ST iron family. They fit a wide range of golfers, anyone who wants more speed, forgiveness, and all-around performance will benefit from this design.

The Callaway Rogue ST MAX OS irons are game improvement golf clubs, featuring higher launch, wider soles, and enhanced offset when compared to the rest of the Rogue ST family. They are designed for mid-to-high handicap golfers.

The Callaway Rogue ST MAX OS Lite irons are game improvement golf clubs, featuring higher launch, wider soles, and enhanced offset when compared to the rest of the Rogue ST family. They are designed for mid-to-high handicap golfers with moderate swing speeds with lighter components and swing weights than the rest of the Rogue ST irons lineup.

The Callaway Rogue ST Pro irons are designed for low-to-mid single-digit handicap players. These irons feature the same technologies as the rest of the Rogue ST lineup but feature a more compact shape and hollow body.

Appearance

The Callaway Rogue ST Max irons feature a traditional game improvement design. These irons have cavity backs, added perimeter weighting, thicker toplines, and wider soles. They inspire confidence at address along with added offset that you notice down by the golf ball.

The Callaway Rogue ST Pro irons feature a more muscle back look with a thinner topline and more compact profile.

Feel & Sound

The Callaway Rogue ST irons sound and feel outstanding at impact. The urethane micropshere technology helps these irons feel great and fine-tunes sound for a pleasing result every time you hit the golf ball.