"The heavy Silver is one of the lowest launch/spin builds Aldila made, for elite speed players who need to take spin off. Best for a fast, forceful transition that flights it down."
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.
Elite speed players with a fast, forceful transition who need to take spin off completely.
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.
"The heavy Silver is one of the lowest launch/spin builds Aldila made, for elite speed players who need to take spin off. Best for a fast, forceful transition that flights it down."
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.
Elite speed players with a fast, forceful transition who need to take spin off completely.
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.
