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Choose the MAX D if the ball curves right off the tee (a right-hander's slice).
Choose the MAX if your drives start straight and a slight draw is all you want.
Both are 460cc Rogue ST heads in 9°, 10.5° and 12° with the same A.I.-designed face, and Callaway's chart rates both Highest for forgiveness, with a high launch and mid spin; both score 4 of 5 here. The MAX D is the draw model: Callaway rates its flight Draw against the MAX's Semi Draw, adds a 2-gram weight in the heel, sets a more upright lie and stretches the head at address. The MAX carries more tungsten low and deep, 26 grams against 20.
Callaway's 2022 draw driver for golfers who want, in its words, maximum levels of forgiveness: a very high MOI, a stretched head, a 2-gram heel weight and 20 grams of tungsten low and deep.
Callaway's 2022 draw driver for golfers who want, in its words, maximum levels of forgiveness: a very high MOI, a stretched head, a 2-gram heel weight and 20 grams of tungsten low and deep.
Both were their maker's highest-MOI 460cc driver of their year, both score 4 of 5, and both came in 9°, 10.5° and 12° in either hand; neither maker sells them now, so you buy them used or from a shop's last stock.
The Rogue ST MAX is the more forgiving: Callaway called it the highest-MOI head of its Rogue ST range, with up to 26 grams of tungsten low and deep and a slight draw bias, and it scores 4 of 5 here against the Paradym's 3.
