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Callaway Rogue and Rogue Sub Zero drivers hit USGA conforming list

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As of Monday, Dec. 4, two new drivers from Callaway appear on the USGA conforming list: a Callaway Rogue and a Callaway Rogue Sub Zero, each in 9- and 10.5-degree heads. Based on the photos, the drivers will use weights in the sole, have adjustable hosels, and will feature Callaway’s popular Jailbreak technology that it introduced in its GBB Epic drivers. The Jailbreak design essentially uses two internal bars behind the face to reduce flex and ultimately boost ball speed.

Photos of a Callaway Rogue Sub Zero driver, which look similar to the photos posted on USGA’s conforming list, also recently popped up in our forums,. Check out the “Epic is out, enter the Rogue” forum thread, and the “New Callaway Driver/Woods: Rogue” thread to see what GolfWRX members are saying about the photos of the driver.

Below are the photos of the drivers as they appear on the USGA site, along with the listed specs and descriptions.

Callaway Rogue

Callaway Rogue Sub Zero

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  1. Dean

    Jan 6, 2018 at 6:00 pm

    I say let the manufacturers do whatever the want; it’s their money they are spending not mine. We don’t have to upgrade every time they introduce another version or product. The upside is since they come out with new stuff every 3-6 months, we can buy the newly replaced stuff, which is usually just as good if not better than the new stuff, at reduced prices. Plus I do like tinkering and experimenting with new stuff, and even though I have gone through several irons over past several years (and currently play Srixon 945s), I have not found a driver to replace my 8-year old Titleist 910 D2 with a Mitsubishi Diamana Silver S60 shaft. So bring ’em on, Taylormade and Callaway!

  2. HDTVMAN

    Dec 20, 2017 at 12:58 pm

    I am currently hitting the Callaway Fusion Heavy. I tried the Epic with a 44.5″ shaft, but if you don’t hit the face square, who knows where the ball will travel. Hitting outside the rods on the heal or toe will cause the ball to squirrel. If the Rogue has added the missing forgiveness, I’d go with it, otherwise I’ll stay with the Fusion.

  3. robert

    Dec 12, 2017 at 11:07 pm

    the rogue is not the next evolution for the epic, it’s a evolution of the fusion. totally other linie not the same mistake loke TMG

  4. jim

    Dec 6, 2017 at 11:37 pm

    I’m driving a ’17 Nissan Rogue … nice…

  5. Rocky

    Dec 6, 2017 at 5:08 pm

    Yea, yea, something new every year that will get another 7-10 yards. Think we’re stupid Callaway ? Sick of all the marketing BS and insulting every past driver after we spent $400-$500.

  6. Bob Jacobs

    Dec 6, 2017 at 1:43 pm

    I’m not sure I get the title of the article as “Callaway drivers hit USGA conforming list”. Aren’t all or most Callaway drivers conforming??

  7. SoonerSlim

    Dec 6, 2017 at 11:44 am

    I can’t see any adjustment on these new drivers for the hook/fade bar. As as hooker, I like to set up my driver for maximum fade without adding draw bias with increased loft. Can’t see any reason to go spend additional money for a club that will not offset my tendency.

  8. D Mack

    Dec 4, 2017 at 9:34 pm

    1 year is plenty of time for a good design and engineering team to devlope a new product. I’m alll for it. If your only hobby is golf, the price of a new driver is relatively cheap.

    • Nat

      Dec 5, 2017 at 1:16 am

      From and engineering pov this is all ostentatious rubbish intended to scam the gullible golfers who seek a new toy to boost their pathetic game …. soooo obvious

      • D Mack

        Dec 5, 2017 at 9:28 pm

        I wouldn’t say rubish. Most of the new drivers are very good. Will they make a golfer with a below average swing start hitting great drives? Uh…. no. But the quest for “Excalibur ” gives golfers a mission which some golfers seem to love. I myself like to demo the new crop of drivers every year, but seldom see the drivers live up to the hype. Drivers in my bag are on self regulated 2 year contract and irons are on a 5 year. Putters on the other hand come and go. My weakness.

  9. don

    Dec 4, 2017 at 9:02 pm

    Just looking at the design of the Rogue soles it’s evident these drivers are top notch.

    • Uhit

      Dec 5, 2017 at 6:53 am

      Great design indeed, wonder if they also have a milled face?

  10. JThunder

    Dec 4, 2017 at 7:15 pm

    For those who get annoyed at the “constant” club releases, understand, this is typical capitalism. The marketing departments and shareholders demand new products on a regular basis. It’s been a long time since “consumer demand” or “improvement” drove new product launches – in golf or almost any other area of manufacture.

    If you want to change this, vote for socialism.

    • JEC

      Dec 5, 2017 at 11:15 am

      You have a choice not to buy it…..Socialism is for losers.

  11. dat

    Dec 4, 2017 at 4:43 pm

    Have Callaway not learned a thing from the demise of TMAG? They just put out too many clubs that look the same, sound the same, and perform the same, while pricing them a bit more than the last model. Enough.

    • NJhonus

      Dec 4, 2017 at 4:52 pm

      Why do we care? Do you get mad when BMW launches a new 3 series or 5 series every year. Or Chevy pumps out annual upgrades to the Malibu or Corvette.

      They run 2 year product cycles, same as smartphones and longer than computers or cars or pretty much anyother good we purchase.

      • Doesnotno

        Dec 5, 2017 at 10:03 am

        But BMW/Chevy put out models with quantifiable improvements – faster, smoother, more economical, etc. Smartphones and computers have more memory, better screens, faster processors. Callaway and TMAG can’t prove similar improvements. They’re simply offending people who purchased the earlier models. In the short term they think they’re improving profits, in the long term they’re educating people that there’s no need to change driver until the current model breaks.

        • mike

          Dec 5, 2017 at 11:57 am

          not true. newer models arent always better and sometimes have lots of recalls.

          • Sam

            Dec 6, 2017 at 2:40 pm

            i have done ALOT of testing with all models and i think they are are big upgrade for epic.
            I dont game callaway clubs but as a club fitter i get to test everything.
            The original epic to me was strange…. it was hard to tell where on the face you hit the ball and hard to find the COG.
            The rouge line has much more “FEEL” which is the main thing epic is lacking…
            the fairway woods were much much better.
            As for the Iron line… pretty sure the rogue X iron had a 41* PW (im not exaggerating)
            Performance wise i didnt see much change and doubt you will see much more in the next 2-3 models..
            Taylormades M3 and M4 are going to be something we haven’t seen in the golf industry before….. Actual NEW stuff….
            Anyone have any Question ill do my best to answer.

            • Terry (TMAC)

              Dec 6, 2017 at 11:00 pm

              Is there a way to adjust the fade / draw bias?

      • Anthony

        Dec 6, 2017 at 3:01 pm

        2 year product cycle? What planet are you from? Callaway and Tmag are ridiculous with There product cycles…

    • Donny Johnston

      Dec 4, 2017 at 9:06 pm

      Let the market decide. Your opinion makes you sound like an economic illiterate.

  12. jd57

    Dec 4, 2017 at 2:56 pm

    Oh great… more drivers…

    • don

      Dec 4, 2017 at 9:03 pm

      …. and fewer golfers who can afford them …lol

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