The Rogue ST Max is the most forgiving head in Callaway's 2022 Rogue ST driver family, where ST stands for Speed Tuned. Callaway called it the highest-MOI head in the line, with a slight draw bias, built for all levels of golfer; it suits mid and high handicaps who fight a slice and want help on mishits. The family also included the draw-biased Rogue ST Max D, the lower-spin Rogue ST Max LS and the compact 450cc Rogue ST Triple Diamond LS. It followed Callaway's Mavrik and Epic families. Key technology is the Tungsten Speed Cartridge, which sets about 26 grams of tungsten low and deep in a urethane housing to cut twisting, plus a lighter Jailbreak Speed Frame behind the face and an A.I.-designed Flash Face. A titanium unibody carries a triaxial carbon crown and sole. Lofts were 9, 10.5 and 12 degrees, all offered left- and right-handed, and the hosel moves loft 1 degree down or 2 up. Paradym replaced it in 2023, and Golf Monthly's comparison found the newer driver only slightly longer. For a used buyer that makes the Rogue ST Max a solid value, as long as the listing is not a Max D or Max LS.
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Buying guide · Oct 4, 2026
About 45 Rogue ST Max drivers are listed, and most complete ones sell for $200–270 delivered. Confirm the sole reads Rogue ST Max and not Max D, Max LS or Triple Diamond LS, check around the rear tungsten weight for cracks, and ask about the hosel setting and the wrench. The stock shafts are the Tensei AV-XLINK Blue or White and the Project X Cypher 40; Japan-market 'Ventus 5 for Callaway' builds are lighter than US stock and come with $50-plus shipping. Skip the 94.3% seller and the $348 ask.
$164.10est. delivered
About $164 delivered Buy It Now from a 99.9% seller, the lowest fixed price on a complete Rogue ST Max. The catch is the spec: a 9° head with an unnamed extra-stiff shaft at 45.25 inches, which suits fast swings only.
Callaway Rogue ST Max 9° Driver XS Flex 45.25"
$190.00est. delivered
About $190 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, $10 under the band, for a 9° head with an aftermarket Fujikura Ventus Blue 55g in stiff flex.
Callaway Rogue ST MAX 9* Driver RH Fujikura VENTUS Blue Stiff Flex 55g
$209.00delivered
This is the most forgiving, slightly draw-biased head in the family, and this one has the friendliest spec here: 12° with a regular-flex EvenFlow Riptide 5.5. $209 with free shipping from a 100% seller, near the bottom of the band.
Callaway Rogue ST Max Driver 12° RH regular Flex EvenFlow 5.5 Riptide Shaft
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Used$164.10est. delivered
$149.60 + $14.50 shipping
Buy It Now$149.60
Good buy
A 9° with an extra-stiff shaft at 45.25 inches, about $164 delivered; the shaft model isn't named, and XS suits fast swings only.
Seller: bogeys2birdiesgolf
99.9% positive
Used$190.00est. delivered
$165.00 + $25.00 shipping
Buy It Now$165.00
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Good buy
A 9° with an aftermarket Fujikura Ventus Blue 55g in stiff, about $190 delivered with Best Offer, under the band.
Seller: hamptonsestatefinds
100% positive
Used$209.00delivered
$209.00 · free shipping
Buy It Now$209.00
Good buy
A 12° with a regular EvenFlow Riptide 5.5 (aftermarket), $209 with free shipping from a 100% seller.
Seller: gogyforsale
100% positive
Used$242.51est. delivered
$216.00 + $26.51 shipping
Buy It Now$216.00
Our take
A 9° with a stiff Fujikura Ventus 5, about $243 delivered; ask which Ventus color it is.
Seller: rekiem_trove
100% positive
Used$249.41est. delivered
$239.99 + $9.42 shipping
Buy It Now$239.99
Our take
A 10.5° with the stock Project X Cypher 40 in senior flex, about $249 delivered from a 99.9% seller; a good alternative for slower swings.
Seller: rvmgolf
99.9% positive
Used$254.00est. delivered
$199.00 + $55.00 shipping
Buy It Now$199.00
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Our take
Japan-based seller at 98% with $55 shipping, and 'Ventus 5 for Callaway' is a Japan-market shaft, lighter and softer than a US Ventus; about $254 delivered.
Seller: jpn.golfgear
98% positive
Used$153.75est. delivered
$145.00 + $8.75 shipping
Auction · no bids yet · ends in 4d
Heads-up: check the seller
Seller feedback is 94.3%, and the title gives only 9° and right-handed; no bids yet at about $154 delivered, ending in about four days.
Seller: newandusedstore
94.3% positive
![Callaway ROGUE ST MAX Driver 10.5° [S] VENTUS 5](https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/JmgAAeSwCFxqwgnx/s-l500.jpg)
Used$347.85est. delivered
$296.32 + $51.53 shipping
Buy It Now$296.32
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Heads-up: priced high
About $348 delivered from a Japan-based seller, almost $80 over the band, with $51.53 shipping and no stated reason for the premium.
Seller: kura-sakura
100% positive
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