Rogue

DGA Rogue Flight Chart

The DGA Rogue is a neutral-stable distance driver with flight numbers 11 | 4 | -1 | 2. It bridges the gap between control and full-distance drivers—long, workable flights with a gentle, reliable finish. In ProLine it tends to fly straighter with lots of glide; SP Line adds durability and a touch more fade for wind and forehand control.

Flight Path for Newer Players

Developing arms will see straight-to-fade flights and sneaky distance. A light hyzer can flip toward flat and ride forward before a soft finish. Great “first fast driver” once fairways feel short.

Flight Chart for Intermediate Throwers

Expect workable lines on flat or mild hyzer releases. The Rogue tracks straight with late fade and enough turn window to shape S-curves. Excellent for tailwind pushes and wide fairway placement shots.

Flight Numbers in Advanced Play

Power throwers can lean on the Rogue for long, controlled drives without meat-hook fade. It handles torque for committed releases, flies like a seasoned Wraith/Trespass, and lands predictably.

Forehand Control and Utility Lines

Forehand-friendly feel with useful torque resistance. Flat or slight anhyzer flicks ride out and finish clean. SP Line adds stability for wind, spikes, and late-fade control shots.

Try our interactive flight chart to preview how the Rogue will fly for your speed and release—backhand or forehand, left- or right-handed.

Try the DGA Rogue

If you want a driver that pairs distance with line-shaping control, the Rogue’s glide, modest turn, and dependable fade make it a versatile slot across many bags.

Puttheads Notes

• Flight numbers: 11 | 4 | -1 | 2 — neutral-stable, workable distance
• ProLine = straighter/glidey; SP Line = more fade & wind resistance
• Great S-curve driver for shaping lines without excessive fade
• Forehand-capable with comfortable feel and solid torque tolerance
• Good step-up driver for intermediates; reliable placement tool for advanced

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