The elastic-urethane microspheres in the Rogue X irons deliver urethane’s sound and feel benefits without sacrificing ball speed or COR. However, it can also significantly restrict the capacity of the face to flex, lowering the Coefficient of Restitution (COR) and ball speed. Urethane can be used to suppress vibration to improve sound and feel. The advantage of a thin clubface is faster ball speed and greater distance its downside is excessive vibration, which produces an unpleasant sound and feel. Urethane Microspheres for Phenomenal Sound and Feel Tungsten, which is twice as heavy as steel, concentrates a substantial amount of weight into a compact space in the form of a finely shaped part, which is critical for accurately managing CG placement. Tungsten Weighting enabled Callaway to precisely set the center of gravity (CG) in each of the long irons, promoting optimum launch and control at each loft. Tungsten Weighting for Optimal Flight and Control The club designers discovered a way to make the feel and sound appear smoother than prior models by using urethane microspheres. The thin clubface also aids golfers in producing fast ball speeds. The face employs the same 360 Face Cup, the thinnest Callaway has ever manufactured, and because it’s spread over a wider area than the standard model, ball speeds from off-center shots are easier to maintain. Older models are likely to shank or deliver poor results. This modification enables golfers to make great shots even on off-center hits, such as higher, lower, or closer to the heel or toe.
The 360 Face Cup and VFT (Variable Face Thickness) are two technological features that enable the Rogue X irons to function so well.Ĭallaway integrated these technologies across the entire face, unlike prior models that had them concentrated on the sweet spot.
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