NEW Callaway Rogue ST Max 4-PW+AW Irons Elevate MPH 95 Steel Regular

I bought these 2 weeks ago and out of the box they felt amazing. I felt them helping me stop my slice by a decent amount, obviously that issue comes with the player but these clubs helped me a lot. I will say the base grip that they come with was pretty thin, so if you want something thicker definitely go for a golf pride grip. Other than that these have been great clubs!

I recently purchased a 6 iron to fill a gap in my set. When I took this to the range , I actually hit it better than my short irons. I'm very pleased.

I love these clubs. I love the balance the feel style and looks. They're solid firmness mixed with their balance makes golf an even more enjoyable experience.

Love these Rogue Max ST irons. They have a great feel when you hit it properly Also I added at least 1 club greater hit distance than with my previous irons

I ordered a replacement wedge. It was in stock and shipped immediately and arrived in time for me to have it for a tournament I was playing in that weekend.

The quality rating on the clubs like new, good average, etc. is way better than I thought. I got a club that said above average and it looks like brand new. Not a dinging scratch or anything. Doesn't even look like it's been used at all. Almost right off the shelf. I am totally pleased with Callaway. Preowned.

I will preface this by saying I am a scratch golfer. I have also used game improvement clubs my whole life because I don't like the look of blades and I like having clubs that help as much as they can. Game improvement, clubs help keep the ball straighter, and I have no issue whatsoever working it with these irons if I need to. I read about people complaining that the lofts are jacked too strong, and they don't like having to have a gap wedge, and an approach wedge. I can tell you from playing these irons, that I love the fact that the lofts are jacked because the ball carries far, gets up so high and goes so straight, that the descent angle is steep where the ball literally sits within a couple feet of your ball mark at all times. For me, that is the perfect combination! A club that allows the ball to go higher and straighter, with incredible distance, and lands like a wet dishrag!!!! For me, the ultimate combination. I got the elevate stiff steel shafts, and I couldn't be happier. Never before have I hit clubs this high, this straight, that land so softly. Amateurs like to talk about how long they hit a club, but the number that REALLY matters is how far you carry the ball with each club. With the ST Max Irons, my total distance is literally just a few feet from my carry distance. I have no problem whatsoever, carrying the gap wedge and the approach wedge. This allows for the right distance between the clubs, and who cares if there is an extra club to make that happen??? I certainly don't! I want the right gaps between the clubs, and having both of these wedges gives me that advantage. My low round is a 65, so please understand that I know what I'm talking about and I'm just trying to help here with an honest review, from a good golfer The dispersion is so tight with these clubs, the distance is excellent, and the descent angle is incredible. I really could not give these clubs a higher rating. I just could NOT be any happier. For me this is exactly what I've been looking for. It's fine to have extra length because the lofts are jacked, but because of the tungsten weighting, the ball gets up and lands so softly! I demo-ed everything outdoors at a driving range that fit you outside with flight scope so you can actually see what's going on. Far better and far more informative than hitting into a simulator at a PGA superstore. I tried all the new clubs out there and the ST max irons for me, just out performed everything. I literally went two weeks in a row to make sure that I got the right set of irons. Every single time I went, the ST Max Irons, out performed everything. EVERY single time! I went with the midsize grips, and I can't imagine getting another set of irons for any reason ever. I'm getting a tight dispersion, loads of distance, with tons of height, and a super steep descent angle so the ball stops so quickly. When I went to get fitted, the guy asked me what was important for me, and I told him I want the tightest dispersion, a high ball flight, and quick stopping power. I told him the distance per club was the least important thing for me because I already hit it long. My 7-iron full distance with these clubs is 180. That's enough for me. I don't need anymore. The other things I mentioned outweighed the distance because I already hit it far enough. Never have I hit clubs that just get up and go, carry a long distance, go so straight, and sit so quickly. For me, that is everything I could want. For some people, game improvement clubs are bothersome to them because they don't like the top line of the club looking so thick. The top line of these irons does not bother my eyes whatsoever. I just could not be any happier, and at 56 years old, I am playing the best golf of my life. I hope this review helps, but the best thing to do is to go try everything yourself and do it outside if you can so you can get a real honest look at what the clubs do and how they perform outside.

Realistically having about five more decent years for golf as a super senior, I wanted to make some equipment changes to improve my lagging distance and my greens-hit-in-regulation ratio. Even with extensive practice, my up-and-down scoring efficiency has never been good enough to get me below a 10 handicap. I had been using the original 2014 model Callaway Apex irons as I always liked the solid feel and aura of forged irons. Thus, I was a bit anxious about the possibility of switching over to modern game improvement irons. I was fitted for a set of Callaway Rogue ST Max irons midwinter at a retail outlet in Sandy, Utah. After some time on a grass driving range and a few practice rounds in warmer climes, I started to play them on my home courses in the early spring. I quickly found that everything that had been written about these irons in the Callaway pre-launch ad campaign proved to be true for me. And, theses irons both looked and sounded good. Due to their stronger loft angles, as expected I hit them 10-15 yards longer than my Apex irons. However, the thing that really surprised me was how straight they were, even with off-center hits. This has resulted in a substantial improvement in my GHIR ratio. During an early spring round on a familiar course, I shot a 74 which is two strokes below my age. I attribute this improvement to the new irons putting me on the green more often as well as a lucky day of more putts than usual dropping. I have never been able to work the ball very well, so I cannot comment upon their ability to be purposefully move the ball off of a straight line. In summary, I am extremely happy so far with the latest game improvement technology that these clubs have provided. I think that Callaway should consider using the following tag line in their future marketing campaigns for these irons: They are “Up-and-Down” Eliminators.

Love these clubs. Have a great feel to the ball when striking it. Probably should have upgraded the grips for more comfort but overall I am really happy with them.

I bought these to try something different than my set of forged irons. Overall they hit about 5-8 yards longer and appear to launch a little higher. The sound on contact is less than desirable, but overall a very good set of irons!