New Callaway driver in November?

[Sluggo42]

Does anyone know anything about a new Rogue or something different coming out from Callaway? I heard from a little bird that their “new” driver would be out in November, so all the “pros” can get fit and get their new driver in December…

but I haven’t got anything concrete, hoping someone in here has a better knowledge about it?

[Sluggo42]

Interesting, nothing from anyone? So the way it looks for the last 5 or so years goes like this:

2022 - Rogue St 

2021 - Epic Max/Speed

2020 - Mavrik 

2019 - Epic Flash

2018 - Rogue original

so it makes sense that 2023 should have a new offering as I see it anyways…

[RickyBobby_PR]

Probably won’t be rogue since Callaway does two year cycles so if they stay with names it will be the Epic line.

With the success of TSR I’m not surprised they would do a release now and not in late jan/Feb 

[Vegan_Golfer_PNW]

Will also likely have a moveable weight track based on the Epic line but we will see.

[dlow206]

Epic LZR?

That's the latest "Epic" trademark owned by Callaway. 

[Vegan_Golfer_PNW]

1 hour ago, dlow206 said:

Epic LZR?

That's the latest "Epic" trademark owned by Callaway 

 

[dlow206]

6 minutes ago, Vegan_Golfer_PNW said:

 

I'm definitely in for an Epic LZR Max LS

[Vegan_Golfer_PNW]

Walk up to the first tee with new driver wood and hybrid  

[TheCanadianBogeyman]

Well we need to keep adding on letters and words each year.  So I'm expecting the Epic BLZR Sub LS Zero Max Ultra. 

[ClarkWGriswoldIII]

They also seem to like to alternate each year from moving weight to stationary weight so I would guess the next version will return to a moving rear weight like the Epic lines. 

[RickyBobby_PR]

1 hour ago, ClarkWGriswoldIII said:

They also seem to like to alternate each year from moving weight to stationary weight so I would guess the next version will return to a moving rear weight like the Epic lines. 

Correct, that’s by design in their approach. Instead of releasing multiple drivers every year they can offer both options at the same time and spread them out over 2 year cycles 

[ClarkWGriswoldIII]

2 minutes ago, RickyBobby_PR said:

Correct, that’s by design in their approach. Instead of releasing multiple drivers every year they can offer both options at the same time and spread them out over 2 year cycles 

They did throw in the B21 to confuse us one year.

[GolfSpy SAM]

On 9/27/2022 at 3:10 PM, Sluggo42 said:

Interesting, nothing from anyone? So the way it looks for the last 5 or so years goes like this:

2022 - Rogue St 

2021 - Epic Max/Speed

2020 - Mavrik 

2019 - Epic Flash

2018 - Rogue original

so it makes sense that 2023 should have a new offering as I see it anyways…

I'm guessing "Mavrique" - fancy version of the Mavrik, hopefully with a better color