Name: Callaway Mavrik Iron Set
Brand: Callaway
SKU: AgAAADAAvseAh3hcRqCdIt8YfpaJgw
Price: 799.99 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Question 1

Is Callaway still making Mavrik irons?

Accepted Answer

Callaway Golf is no longer producing the Mavrik irons. They were released in 2020 and were replaced by the Callaway Rogue ST irons in 2022. This is standard for Callaway. They replace clubs after they have been produced for 2 years. Mavrik irons can still be purchased online and in stores where there are sets in stock.

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The Mavrik irons from Callaway were a massive hit and are still some of the most beloved irons on the golf course today. But in early 2022, Callaway released their brand new (and even better) Rogue ST Max irons and therefor the Mavriks - while still available here or there in limited quantities - will no longer be made.

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Technically Callaway has ceased the production of the Mavrik irons. Some would argue the Rogue ST irons are the same as the Mavrik with just a few tweaks to seperate it from the Mavrik. The evolution of the irons has been from the Rogues to the Mavriks and then to the Rogue STs. All 3 models are cavity backs and are very forgiving.

Question 2

What handicap are Mavrik irons for?

Accepted Answer

Mavrik irons are best for mid-high handicap players and any player looking for maximum forgiveness, distance, and accuracy. For those looking to be able to do more "shaping" of their shots and those looking to get more feedback from the club on off-center hits...the Mavrik Pro is the best option. But for all other weekend golfers and those just looking for a really fun set of irons to play that will fly long and not penalize mishits...the Mavriks are a great option.

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Callaway Mavrik irons are a great choice for players with a 15+ handicap. Especially if you struggle to find the sweet spot with your irons, the Mavrik irons are going to give you consistent distance, even if you strike the ball with the heel or the toe. The Mavrik irons are long, so even senior player with a 12-15 handicap who doesn't have great iron distance might consider these clubs as they will bring some distance back into their iron game.

Question 3

Is Mavrik better than rogue?

Accepted Answer

The Mavrik line of irons was designed to improve upon the performance of the Rogue irons. Callaway focused on making the Mavrik iron forgiving iron option for by utilizing perimeter weighting and strong lofts. Flash Face technology, used for Callaway's woods, was also utilized for increase ball speed on all shots. Callaway's dedication to using new technology makes the Mavrik and upgrade from the Rogue irons.

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Are the Mavrik irons better than the Rogue irons? The Mavrik stands out as more technologically advanced for a player improvement iron though they are priced higher than the Rogues. The Mavrik includes face cup technology for more forgiveness as well as stronger lofts for more distance while the Rogue irons have more traditional lofts with less tech. Both are great clubs, but in terms of features the Mavriks edge out the Rogues.

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The Callaway Mavrik Irons have quite a bit more distance than the Rogue irons.The lofts are just adjusted quite a bit. A Mavrik 8 iron is comparable to a Rogue 7 iron, the distances will be quite similar.The major difference with the Mavrik compared to the Rogue is the feel.The Mavrik irons feel much more like a forged iron than the Rogue irons do.Most golfers will gravitate towards the newer technology in the Mavrick irons.

Question 4

What's the difference between the Mavrik irons and the Mavrik Max irons?

Accepted Answer

There are some slight differences between the Mavrik Irons and the Mavrik Max Irons. The biggest comes with the size of the clubhead. The Mavrik Max heads are a bit bigger and oversized, which helps with added forgiveness but provides a challenge for some golfers who like a clean looking iron at address.

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There are small differences between the Callaway Mavrik and Mavrik Max irons. The Mavrik Max has a larger clubhead, which means they are more forgiving and have a larger hitting area for golfers who have trouble hitting the middle of the clubface consistently. The Mavrik is the longest of the two iron models due to their lower loft. Your choice comes down to if you are looking for distance irons or forgiving irons.

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The difference between the Mavrik and the Max includes the Max having weaker lofts by 2.5 degrees and is not as long as the Mavrik. The hosel offset is hefty and the Max is designed for mid to high-handicap players. Both models are considered to be game improvement irons, with the Max being more forgiving Mavrik iron.

Question 5

Do any PGA pros play Mavrik irons?

Accepted Answer

If you ever wondered if the pros play Mavrik irons then here is your answer. PGA pros generally use very small irons and the majority use a forged iron to provide them the ultimate feel and spin to hit those clutch shots we all love. Therefore, most PGA pros would not use the Mavrik irons unless they were using the 4 iron to get added height and forgiveness for their long clubs.

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No, PGA pros do not play Mavrik Irons. Mavriks are Callaway's "game improvement" lines, meaning they are made for mid-handicappers who like added forgiveness and distance, but sacrifice some workability. Most pros will use a blade or "player's iron" to gain added control and workability for flight height and shape.

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No, PGA tour pros do not play the Callaway Mavrik irons. Callaway's Mavrik irons are designed as player improvement irons which are made to give the golfer more forgiveness and distance. The reason that professionals don't play with player improvement irons is because they are looking for a softer forged iron feel as well as something that provides them with more workability so they can manipulate the ball flight. The Mavrik irons offer neither.

Question 6

What are the lofts on mavrik irons?

Accepted Answer

If you have ever wondered what the stock lofts of the Callaway Mavrik irons are then here is your answer. PW- 41, 9i- 36, 8i- 31.5, 7i- 27, 6i- 24, 5i- 21, 4i- 18

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The Mavrik Iron irons have different configurations and can have up to 10 clubs in set, 4-PW, AW, GW, and SW. The lofts are: 4 iron (18 degrees),5 iron (21 degrees) , 6 iron (24 degrees), 7 iron (27 degrees), 8 iron (31.5 degrees), 9 iron (36 degrees), PW (41 degrees), AW (46 degrees), GW (51 degrees), SW (56 degrees). These are the standard lofts for each club in the Callaway Mavrik iron set.

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The Mavrik Irons are lofted at: 4iron (18*), 5iron (21*), 6iron (24*), 7iron (27*), 8iron (31.5*), 9iron (36*), PW (41*), AW (46*), GW (51*), SW (56*).

Question 7

Can you change loft on irons?

Accepted Answer

If you were ever wondering if you could adjust the loft of your irons I will answer that here. Unfortunately you are unable to adjust the loft of your irons like you would a driver. The only way to adjust your lofts would be to use a loft and lie machine at a local golf shop. However this is irreversible. That should answer if you can change the loft of your irons.

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Stronger lofts are useful because of higher ball speeds or wanting spacing even spacing between irons. Ideally, we are looking for a 4-6 degree loft difference between each club. Most clubs are mass-produced, so it doesn't hurt to check your lofts the next time you go to a golf repair shop. Don't hesitate to change the lofts if you need to, the clubs can be bent for more or less loft.

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For the most part, yes. Most manufacturers can adjust the loft of your irons if you order them custom made, and usually between 1 to 2 degrees strong or weak.

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