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

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

The Pinnacle of golfing excellence with the latest driver releases in 2023 by Taylormade And Callaway.

Both of these drivers are going to look to offer the full package to golfers in terms of distance, forgiveness and consistency.

There are multiple versions of each driver available to suit all handicap ranges and it is interesting to see how each brand is doubling down on their technology in divergent ways to increase overall performance.

We were dead excited to test these two drivers and to see how they stack up against each other.

Callaway Rogue ST Max Overview

The Callaway Rogue St Max is according to Callaway – “The Longest And Most Stable Driver” that they have ever produced.

The Standard ST Max is probably the longest driver among the 4 models available which allow each golfer to pinpoint the driver they acutally want and need.

First thing to notice about the Rogue ST is the tungsten weight in the back of the head which weighs in at 26g, keeps the COG low and increases the MOI of the driver.

The driver takes the design of formula 1 cars with its Unibody Construction that includes the Jailbreak frame which increases the stability of the club and the flex of the face which is intelligently positioned in each model to absorb the most common hit areas for each type of golfer.

Taylormade Stealth Overview

These drivers are put together more like formula 1 cars nowadays there are so many different components to consider but the big one with the Stealth Range is the Carbon Fibre Face.

The Carbon Fibre face stand out immediately with its distinct red covering as a feature across the 3 drivers in the range, The Stealth, The Stealth Plus And The Steatlth HD which is more forgiving for slicers and beginners.

With the 44% savings in weight over titanium, there is more weight loaded in the deep in the rear to lower the COG and increase the MOI of the driver.

The Club comes with a 4 degree loft sleeve to adjust the loft to suit your swing speed and has a nanotexture covering that generates an optimal level of launch and spin on each shot.

These drivers have also been through an accoustics workshop at Taylormade to ensure the sound and feel of this driver is second to none in its class.

The Drivers gor an inertia generating, aerodynamic design that increases club head speeds and squeezes another couple of yards in distance.

The Sweet Spot is large too and is extended by the Thru Slot Speet pocket for any hits low on the face to deliver a long and nice launching stroke.

Overall this driver delivers on the its promise of distance and forgiveness.

Overview Conclusion

Both of these drivers were extremely nice to hit on the range.

We found the Callaway Rogue to give more distance and a more rewarding sound. The could feels the sturdiness of the club through the strike and were happy with the consistency. This is a driver at the top of its game for High to Mid Handicappers.

The Stealth has a distinct look on the course with the game changing Carbon Wood and this driver certainly performed well, with is industry changing material.

We were more convinced by The Rogue Max in our testing and would recommend that driver to the majority of our readers.