“Up to 28g of tungsten pushed low and forward makes this the lowest-spinning, most fade-capable Rogue ST fairway — correctly gated to the 95+ mph lane per R8, stock 70g-only shaft included.”
The 2022 Rogue ST LS fairway wood introduced the Tungsten Speed Cartridge to Callaway's fairway line for the first time -- up to 28g of tungsten pushed low and forward, paired with an added forward weight screw, to give the compact, better-player-shaped head the lowest spin and most fade-capable ball flight in the Rogue ST fairway family. A redesigned Jailbreak system moved its two 'batwings' to the perimeter for stiffness while letting the C300 maraging-steel Flash Face Cup flex for ball speed. On TrackMan testing it was one of the stronger performers among 2022 fairway releases, averaging 241 yards of total distance off 103mph clubhead speed, and it earned a 2022 Golf Digest Hot List gold medal.
Strong reviews and a Hot List gold medal, but no scarcity or forum mythology -- it is one of several Rogue ST fairway shapes (standard Max, Max D, LS) refreshed on Callaway's usual product cycle and superseded by the Paradym fairway line the following year. Good, unremarkable longevity as a used club, not a chased one.
Faster-swinging, better ball-strikers (single-digit to low handicap) who fight a draw or need to flight the ball down into wind and want a compact, fade-capable look at address. Slower-swinging or higher-handicap players should look at the standard Rogue ST Max fairway, which launches higher and forgives more off-center contact.
Part of the 2022 Rogue ST fairway family (Max, Max D, LS) that replaced Mavrik, competing with TaylorMade's Stealth and Titleist's TSi fairway lines; it was itself replaced by the Paradym fairway range in 2023.
Deliberately traded forgiveness for workability and spin control: the compact shape and forward-biased tungsten mass shrink the effective sweet spot and low-spin bias compared to the standard Rogue ST Max fairway, which is built for the opposite goal. It rewards a centered, descending strike from a faster swing rather than bailing out mis-hits.
Calibrated across the whole catalog — a tour blade scores low here on purpose; it means control, not ease.
Listed new around $299.99; 2nd Swing / GlobalGolf reconditioned-retail pricing for the fairway family runs roughly $100-$225 depending on condition and loft, with realistic eBay private-party sales typically $80-$150 for a clean head in 2026.
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