“Draw-biased Rogue ST fairway for the slice-fighter. A strong rung-1 pick if your woods leak right.”

The Rogue ST Max D Fairway was Callaway's first dedicated draw-bias fairway wood, released in 2022 alongside the standard Rogue ST Max and low-spin Rogue ST Max LS fairways, at $320 MSRP in 15°, 18° and 21° lofts with a Project X Cypher shaft. It used a slightly closed face, vertical-and-horizontal grooves, a more upright lie angle and added heel weight to promote a powerful draw, and reviewers noted it also produced the highest-launching ball flight in Callaway's 2022 fairway lineup. Sound and feel were tuned toward a muted, deeper thud rather than the louder metallic ring of prior Rogue fairways, which reviewers described as feeling closer to a players' club at impact despite its forgiveness-first design.

An effective, purpose-built corrective club that reviewers (Golf Monthly, Plugged In Golf) confirmed does what it promises, but it has no reputation beyond that functional role — no tour usage story, no forum cult, just a well-engineered draw-bias SKU inside a normal annual product family.

Fits golfers who slice or weakly fade their fairway-wood shots and want help both squaring the face and getting the ball airborne from the turf; a player who already draws the ball, or wants a lower, more penetrating flight, should choose the standard Rogue ST Max or ST Max LS fairway instead.

• Callaway's first dedicated draw-bias fairway wood as a distinct, marketed model rather than just a weight-shifted variant of the standard head.
• Combines a slightly closed face, more upright lie angle and additional heel weighting — multiple simultaneous design levers rather than a single weight port.
• Reviewers measured it as the highest-launching fairway wood in Callaway's 2022 range, a specific, sourced performance claim rather than generic marketing language.
• Tuned for a muted, 'deeper thudding' sound at impact, a deliberate change from the louder metallic ring of earlier Rogue fairway woods.
• $320 MSRP, $20 above the standard Rogue ST Max fairway wood.

One of three 2022 Rogue ST fairway woods (Max, Max LS, Max D) replacing the 2021 Epic Max/Speed fairways, competing against draw-biased fairway options from TaylorMade (Stealth HD) and Ping (G425 SFT) that same generation. It was succeeded by the Paradym-generation fairway lineup in 2023.

Realistic 2026 private-party pricing for this 4-year-old draw-bias fairway wood runs roughly $120–$180, tracking close to but slightly below the standard Rogue ST Max fairway due to the narrower buyer pool for a corrective-specific head.