"For strong, aggressive swingers who want a livelier, softer-tip feel without ballooning spin. The Black stays low-spin and stable even with the softer tip, so it suits fast tempos that fight a high spinning drive."
Rogue Black and Rogue Silver arrived as retail siblings built to chase the performance of the original tour-only Rogue Silver 125, a shaft that won 31 times on tour including 3 majors after its 2014 debut. Reviewers at Plugged In Golf found both offered the same smooth kick as that limited-edition original, with Black distinguished by a softer, livelier tip that adds feel without sacrificing the stability and low spin the Rogue name built its reputation on.
Fast, aggressive tempos who fight a high-spinning drive but want a livelier feel than the stiffer Silver.
A retail descendant of the tour-only Rogue Silver 125, which won 31 times including 3 majors; Black itself is the consumer-facing version rather than the exact tour bag shaft.
Released in 2015, competing with the Aldila RIP Alpha and early Fujikura Speeder TR for the low-spin, better-player segment.
A shaft is felt, not read. Book a bay and see what a launch profile actually does to your numbers.
"For strong, aggressive swingers who want a livelier, softer-tip feel without ballooning spin. The Black stays low-spin and stable even with the softer tip, so it suits fast tempos that fight a high spinning drive."
Rogue Black and Rogue Silver arrived as retail siblings built to chase the performance of the original tour-only Rogue Silver 125, a shaft that won 31 times on tour including 3 majors after its 2014 debut. Reviewers at Plugged In Golf found both offered the same smooth kick as that limited-edition original, with Black distinguished by a softer, livelier tip that adds feel without sacrificing the stability and low spin the Rogue name built its reputation on.
Fast, aggressive tempos who fight a high-spinning drive but want a livelier feel than the stiffer Silver.
A retail descendant of the tour-only Rogue Silver 125, which won 31 times including 3 majors; Black itself is the consumer-facing version rather than the exact tour bag shaft.
Released in 2015, competing with the Aldila RIP Alpha and early Fujikura Speeder TR for the low-spin, better-player segment.
A shaft is felt, not read. Book a bay and see what a launch profile actually does to your numbers.
