Taylormade Stealth Irons Vs Callaway Rogue ST Max Irons Comparison And Review 2023

Taylormade Stealth Irons Vs Callaway Rogue ST Max Irons Comparison And Review 2023

Battle of the top game improvement brands here with the Behemoths of the game, Callaway and Taylormade putting their much anticipated game improvement irons to the test for 2023 and seeing who comes out on top.

One thing to immediately note about the Taylormade Stealth irons are a 1 model only name and the Stealth comes in a standard variant only.

Taylormade reckon that the players can choose standard, weaker or stronger lofts in their clubs to suit their swings speed.

It’s been decided that one model will suit high and mid handicappers perfectly and the growing number of lower handicap players who enjoy more thickness in their longer irons.

Callaway have gone the other route with their irons and have introduced 4 different versions of the Callaway Rogue ST Max Irons, including an oversize OS version with more offset, a lite version for slower swing speeds and a pro version for mid to low handicappers.

Callaway Rogue ST Max Overview

These clubs were built to deliver distance, consistency and forgiveness with the standard max version catering to the widest array of players from Mid – High Handicap.

You should feel a ton of confidence at address with these irons, they are thick and chunky with 62gs of tungsten in the heel and toe strecthing the sweet spot in either direction and keeping the COG low to generate a high launch despite the strong lofts.

A higher strength steel is added and A.I has been used to place the weighting and the flash cup face in the optimal locations for any forgivness on mishits.

The Rogue ST Range will be beneficial for people looking for more forgiveness than what Cobra have on offer in th LTDc irons and if you need more forgiveness there is also the Max OS and the Max OS Lite versions to choose from.

Taylormade Stealth Overview

Taylormade has taken the cap back approach to their last few sets of irons and the Taylormade Stealth incorporating a Toe Wrap design which provides more stability in the club and better balls speeds.

The multi Material Cap Back its above the toe wrap and provides a better feel and sound on impact by dampening vibrations and aiding the stability of the Toe Wrap.

Despite the n ew toe wrap, Taylormade have taken their successful features and enhance them all for an iron set the delivers in every area.

The Echo Dampening system inside the cap runs along the whole face of the club and the extra weight saved in the toe is added to the sole for a lower COG, higher flight and better ball speeds when hit low on the face.

The Inverted cone technology and thru slot speed pocket work together to deliver to largest sweet spot and highest ball speeds possible on these iteratively better irons.

Overview Conclusion

If you are a high to mid handicapper and don’t want to mess around with all the different versions, the Stealth’s are an awesome set, they look great in the back and they offer great distance, a higher launch and great stopping power around the greens. Even the low handicappers will love the longer irons.

If you are a higher handicapper, beginner or senior, Callaway have you covered out of the box with all the different flavors. The standard max and long, easy to hit, forgiving and they cut the turf extremely well.

These irons are very close in terms of performance, but we feel the Stealth are an excellently produced set of irons overall.