Maxing Out: Callaway XR Speed VS Rogue Vs GBB Epic Driver Review

Got my Hands on the New Xr Speed Driver from Callaway and wanted to put it up to the test of the other big giants, the Rogue and the GBB Epic. Watch to see how I get on!

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[bigdogpete]

Late review. i picked up the XR Speed for $200 on sale at Dicks Sporting Goods. Immediately it was a great match for me. 230-250 down the middle consistently. When I miss, it is predictably left, but have learned to control that. As I sit here today, I dont recall ever hitting a slice with it. For a 60 year old guy bogey shooter like me, I will take that every time.

[RaabStephan]

Recently got interested in golf, haven't played yet, but did just recently pick up that Callaway XR Speed.
Hoping it'll be a good driver to grow in to.

[BritishColumbiaGhostMines]

Just upgraded from Fusion to Epic. Looking forward to seeing the results. Thanks for the comparison.

[mitchellblades]

in the market for a new driver <3 this will come in handy thanks!

[BANDANA]

Dude I'd be seriously game for some fun long drive comps. Oxfords not far from me so easy enough. You going to create social media stuff for it as well?

[tchwiss]

You should label the clubs by name in the chart. Not just Driver 1, Driver 2, etc

[peterd]

Holding its weight? hmmm, pulling its weight or holding its own ;-)

[biggregsparks]

You only got 25 mph to go. It's easier to go from 105-120, but way harder to go from 120 -140. It's like trying to train to throw a baseball 95 mph, almost impossible.

[thephotographer]

Oh please. Once and for all, this buying better scores with expensive drivers is utter nonsense. I thought I must be missing out out on 300 quids worth of technology, so i got a 2nd hand XR Speed off ebay. It goes nowhere near as straight or as long as my £40 Ram Laser. DO NOT spend £100 on a driver!End of.