The PERFECT DRIVER - LOW SPIN With MAXIMUM FORGIVENESS
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2024
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I review and test the Callaway Rogue ST Triple Diamond Driver & Rogue ST Max LS Driver, both golf clubs claiming fast ball speeds, forgiving and low spin to help hit long drives gaining extra distance and yards off the tee.
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I love my Max LS. Tried them all and Callaway was the best for me. I think cobra ltdx was a little longer but didn’t look and feel as good as the callaway.
My understanding is that most Pros want the head to spin in the 2400-2500 range - exactly what you found - so it is completely possible that the Max LS is the lower spinning head. That said, the slightly smaller CC head (potentially better aero profile), the slightly more forward CG (better workability), and the ball falling right not left, is exactly what guys, playing for a living want to see. All the Callaway heads seem to be excellent - and the regular Max is likely the best for most, except slicers (who should really take lessons)
I got to test both the Max LS and the Triple Diamond LS last week and my results matched up with exactly what you are saying. The Triple Diamond spun 200 rpm’s more than the Max LS. The TD is the best Callaway driver I’ve ever hit and I’m a very happy Maverik Sub Zero owner. The TD is just that good.
I hate when people make generalizations about what most will need. Worry about what you need and leave what we need to us! I'm a 13 handicap but my miss is left so I need a fade biased driver like a hole in the head. Just because most golfers are not scratch doesnt mean they need draw biased, big foot print golf clubs.
I found for faders the TD is a great driver for low spin fades, especially if you take the loft down. You can hit the bullet fade like Rahmbo.
I was over drawing my max ls…
Duck hooks sometimes..
I rather play baby fade..
Bombing the TD ls…
I have the 10.5 loft.
Should I bring down to 9.5 for baby cuts?
I tested both extensively last week. The ls was definitely more forgiving as it should be, but amazingly I did not loose distance over the triple diamond. I doubt any non professional player will see a benefit putting tripple diamond over ls in the bag.
Callaway nailed the woods this year they look unreal
"Logue Rogo", that's a proper tongue twister lol
For me, the new Rogue ST range gets top marks cosmetically.
It's interesting that in a number of Reviews the triple diamond model ends up with a higher average Spin rate than LS. The LS would appear to be more forgiving of mishits spin-wise than the TD
Great review! Joh Rahm is using this in an unusual setting in the Rogue Triple Diamond LS - he has a 10.5 degree head @ 11.2 degrees and 10GF, 4GB.
Compress the F out of it
There's only one changeable weight. How can he have one in the rear?
@@drewgwins6073 the gold weight in the back can be changed
This is definitely going in my bag soon. My feeling is the biggest punishing factor I was seeing was a loss of distance, which I don't mind all that much. For me, it definitely feels like "point the face somewhere, ball will go there."
Callaway is a winner this year
I honestly love the head shape of the triple diamond. For me it’s the looks.The smaller the club the bigger the ball looks which makes me feel more confident hitting it. That’s why I bagged it over the max ls. I had minimal to no difference in performance between the two.
I have a Mavrik single diamond ♦️ 440cc head if you like smaller heads. Tour issue . I can’t play it . I’m playing the MAX LS. Let me know if you want it.
I’m not a scratch golfer quite yet, but I seemed to hit the triple diamond better and more consistent. Absolutely bombed and max 30 yards off center. Hope it’s not a fluke since I bought it. Told a guy about it at the local simulator place, he didn’t give me much confidence in my decision
The TD is the past was typically a difficult club to hit, unforgiving and really favoured the faster swinger & a very central striker. The newer Rogue TD is much more forgiving in comparison.
I found Tensei blue works better with Triple Diamond, previously played white in Titleist.
Lets see the rogue st triple diamond vs stealth plus
My ventus blue tr 6x just arrived
I’ll try in both heads tomorrow
Prefer the TD head shape. I think TSi3 would be a good match for these.
I bought the triple diamond, you really have to crank it to get good contact. I hit it well in hitting bay but now I'm looking to sell it since I hit my TM Stealth 3wood as far as the Triple diamond. Disappointed
Is triple diamond hard to hit?
I still have not seen you have better numbers than what you had with the GBB. I was surprised that you didn’t put it in the bag but I guess since it was designed for slicer’s you didn’t like the look.
The driver comparison graphic you showed at 6:46 isn’t accurate based on Callaway’s website.
Weird, that’s what CALLAWAY sent me
Yeah. Definitely incorrect. Callaway website states ST Max 26g/ST Max LS 23g/Max D 20g/Triple Diamond 20g weight cartridges.
@@MichaelNewtonGolf Maybe the gold part is 12g, is there 2 other weights inside? what is them weight each? I am curious in this, because if I put my autoflex shaft in one of these heads then i need to lower the swing weight.
About the only difference is the smaller size of the TD. Performance wise very equal.
I think the Cobra LTDx is the best all around driver and the best innovation imo
Innovation? They all are the same
@@edanzore well for statistics they’re all roughly the same yes, but the 0 CG , 15 hot spots across the face , more stable and lighter frame I think that’s pretty cool and a innovative
@@wnfakind9197 theres a new review of the cobras on txg and their new guy not Matty, he barely hit the face and got great results.
@@jergernice1 ya I seen that review already , I think the Cobra out of the many many reviews I’ve seen is the best imo even though all drivers statistically are the same but cobra just seems to have cooler concepts and are great looking and sounding drivers
@@edanzore The face that was designed with Dechambeau is quite new - more of it is usable with less drop in performance, and also its designed for a much tighter lateral dispersion as well. The thing with Cobra is don't they just do the next version/evolution of something, they actually try new things entirely.
Just bought me a sim 2 taylormade 😊😊😊
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Don't say that until you try the new Cobras
"Ooooh...that looks long....probably not....yeah, pretty long..."
LOLOLOLOL I'd wager 70% of your viewers wished they had those conversations with themselves.
Really think Callaway dropped the ball having two different weights in the triple diamond, so they can't be swapped. When your paying £450 is it too much to ask, to have a couple of additional weights included !
I think if you go for a fitting, they have optional weights to change them and the balance.
@@christianvachon2235 That’s exactly what they did for me when I tested the TD LS last week. The weights also aren’t that expensive.
@@TheMuffs2004 That's awesome! How are you enjoying it?
@@christianvachon2235 Will find out here in a few weeks when it gets delivered I can get on the course.
@@TheMuffs2004 Awesome! Let me know. Feedback would be awesome!