4pcs Golf Weights Kit for Titleist GT2 GT4 Driver & Fairway Wood | 3g-25g

Customizable performance for Titleist GT2 and GT4

Upgrade your setup with the Generic 4pcs Golf Weights Kit, a versatile aftermarket option designed to extend your tuning possibilities. The weights provide a broad spectrum from light to heavy, spanning 3g to 25g through a range of practical steps. This isn’t about guarantees; it’s about exploring how different weights might influence the feel, balance, and response of your Titleist GT2 or GT4 driver and fairway wood during practice and play.

The kit emphasizes durability and precision, with weights engineered to seat securely in standard weight ports. The metallic finish and snug fit deliver a satisfying tactile click when seated, giving you confidence as you swap weights between sessions. The set is compact enough for easy bag storage yet robust enough to withstand routine on‑course use and practice rounds.

What’s included

• Four weights for quick setup: 3g, 5g, 7g, 9g.
• Wrench for effortless changes and secure seating.
• Protective case to keep weights organized between rounds.

Weight options to suit your game

• Range: 3g, 4g, 5g, 6g, 7g, 8g, 9g (Std), 10g, 11g, 12g, 13g, 14g, 15g, 17g, 19g, 21g, 23g, 25g.
• Notable setup variations align with common practice: Std 9g serves as a reference point, plus heavier or lighter options for feel and balance adjustments.

How to use

Remove the existing weight, select a new weight, and tighten with the included wrench. When finished, store the weights securely in the case. The kit is designed for Titleist GT2 and GT4 driver and fairway wood models; hybrids are not compatible.

Compatibility and notes

These weights are crafted to complement Titleist GT2 and GT4 families, offering a practical path to explore alignment of weight, feel, and potential impact with your typical course conditions. Be sure to verify your club model before swapping.

With this kit, you can experiment with different weight configurations to fine‑tune your practice and rounds—keeping expectations realistic while discovering what feels best for your swing and setup.