"Stiffer-tip sibling of the Black for smooth-to-aggressive tempos that still want the lowest launch and spin. Ideal for a player who delivers the club hard and hates a left miss."
Rogue Silver traces its name directly back to the Rogue Silver 125, a tour-only shaft that debuted in 2014 and went on to win 31 times on the PGA Tour including 3 majors, becoming one of the most tour-validated shafts of its generation. The retail Silver was built to chase that reputation at a more accessible price and weight range, favoring a stiffer, more stable tip than its Black sibling for players who want the lowest possible launch and spin without any extra give.
Fast, aggressive swings that deliver the club hard and want the lowest available launch and spin with tight dispersion.
Named for the tour-only Rogue Silver 125, which won 31 times including 3 majors on the PGA Tour after its 2014 debut; this retail version chases that profile rather than being the exact tour shaft.
Released in 2015 to bring the tour-proven Rogue platform to fitting carts, competing with the Aldila RIP Alpha and Graphite Design Tour AD for the low-spin segment.
A shaft is felt, not read. Book a bay and see what a launch profile actually does to your numbers.
"Stiffer-tip sibling of the Black for smooth-to-aggressive tempos that still want the lowest launch and spin. Ideal for a player who delivers the club hard and hates a left miss."
Rogue Silver traces its name directly back to the Rogue Silver 125, a tour-only shaft that debuted in 2014 and went on to win 31 times on the PGA Tour including 3 majors, becoming one of the most tour-validated shafts of its generation. The retail Silver was built to chase that reputation at a more accessible price and weight range, favoring a stiffer, more stable tip than its Black sibling for players who want the lowest possible launch and spin without any extra give.
Fast, aggressive swings that deliver the club hard and want the lowest available launch and spin with tight dispersion.
Named for the tour-only Rogue Silver 125, which won 31 times including 3 majors on the PGA Tour after its 2014 debut; this retail version chases that profile rather than being the exact tour shaft.
Released in 2015 to bring the tour-proven Rogue platform to fitting carts, competing with the Aldila RIP Alpha and Graphite Design Tour AD for the low-spin segment.
A shaft is felt, not read. Book a bay and see what a launch profile actually does to your numbers.