The SIM 2 is designed for players with high swing speeds who are looking for distance rather than forgiveness. It has a low spin rate and mid-launch design that helps with achieving optimal launch conditions. On the other hand, SIM 2 Max is for players with higher handicaps as it has a higher launch and lower spin rates, which enhance forgiveness and support inconsistent strikes. One of the significant differences between the SIM 2 and SIM 2 Max is the placement of their center of gravity (CG). The SIM 2 has its CG positioned more towards the front top, which helps golfers achieve a lower spin rate and longer drives. In contrast, the SIM 2 Max has a rearward CG placement that enhances forgiveness and supports a higher launch angle. Another key difference between the SIM 2 and SIM 2 Max is that the former has a draw-biased design, which helps promote a right-to-left ball flight. At the same time, SIM 2 Max has a neutral bias that allows for customization according to individual preferences.