This is one of the reasons the Epic is still in the line because it does offer this adjustability and a slightly higher CG that may suit some players better.Ĭallaway say that with the Epic most players had the sliding weight in neutral or draw setting and hardly ever slid it round to the fade setting so they got rid of it and you now have a standard and Draw head in the Rogue.
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If it was any more forgiving they would be canonising it.Īs well as all the dieting that is going elsewhere in the head, the Rogue driver also loses the sliding weight around the rear of the head, which saves another 15g, all of which can be put lower and further back to drop the CG. This is backed up by the MOI numbers which at 8600 for combined vertical and horizontal MOI is 7.5% higher than the Epic and 16% more than the Callaway XR16 driver. Looking at the faces you can clearly see how tall the Epic is and most will prefer the new Rogue shape as it just looks like you have more margin for error. It almost has a bit of the Callaway Big Bertha Fusion driver about it with that drawn back head and viewing the Rogue as a combination of this and the Epic would not be far off the mark in terms of benefits. It is still the same 460cc as the Epic, but is shallower and deeper and this is what helps make it more forgiving, with a 16% tighter shot dispersion say the makers. What makes the Rogue different when you pick it up is the larger head shape at address. This does not exist in the Rogue and combined with a desire for a more aggressive looking sole it was dropped as a carbon sole would not have added anything to the performance. The sole is back to being titanium as the triaxial carbon that was in the Epic sole was there because of the sliding weight track. The VFT face is also lighter, thinner, faster and basically even more marvellous than it was before, if that is possible. Everything else is lighter too starting with the Triaxial Carbon Crown which tips the scales at under 10g. In addition they are now hourglass shaped which means they retain the same strength but are lighter to save weight higher up to move it lower down. The Jailbreak bars of course are still there and are now 25% lighter than before as they join the sole to the crown of the club to make the structure more rigid to return more energy to the ball, increase ball speed and make it go further. It is not strictly speaking a replacement as the Epic continues for now as the Rogue is there to provide a higher level of forgiveness as it 'doesn't follow the established conventions'. Putter fitting is upstairs on our in-door puttting green.After the very successful year of the Callaway Epic driver Callaway has gone the other side of the ropes for the naming of the follow up called the Callaway Rogue driver. Custom fitting is charged at £15 for woods and £25 for irons but this charge is waived when you are purchasing clubs and after one. We have lots of custom specs in stock which you can take away on the day but if something does need to be ordered it would usually take 7-10 business days. We have demo irons from all the leading brands in our massive customising centre which is also equipped with high tech analysis equipment and projectors. Hopefully you will enjoy an already enjoyable game even more when you are using the optimum equipment and playing better! The benefits of custom fit are that you will make the best of what you have which in short means you will maximise your swing and enable you to maintain and improve your overall game and consistency.
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We offer a full custom fit service in-store with our in-house PGA pros and experienced golf technicians.
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