Gofotu Golf Head Weight 4-Piece Set (3g/5g/7g/9g) for Callaway Rogue, MAVRIK, Epic & Rogue Drivers

Gofotu Golf Head Weight Kit — Tailored Feel for Callaway Rogue Line

Elevate your customization with a modular weight kit designed for Callaway Rogue and Rogue Sub Zero drivers and related fairway woods. Each weight is milled from tungsten alloy to deliver compact mass in a small package, helping you fine‑tune swing feel and balance on the course. The durable silver finish is built to withstand regular play while resisting rust, so you can focus on your shot and practice routine without distraction. Gofotu emphasizes original photography and product integrity, with on‑brand visuals captured in house.

Available weights are 3g, 5g, 7g, and 9g, offering a spectrum of feel options to explore. The kit is designed to slide into compatible Rogue and Rogue Sub Zero models and related fairway woods, enabling you to experiment with weight distribution and release dynamics without swapping shafts or grips.

What you get and how it works

• The aftermarket golf weights fit Callaway Rogue and Rogue Sub Zero Driver and Fairway Wood series.
• Note: They do not fit 2015/2014 815 series and Big Bertha Fusion drivers. The 9g option may be too long for some fairway woods.
• Choose from 3g, 5g, 7g, and 9g weights to dial in feel and balance.
• Constructed from high‑quality tungsten alloy for durability and rust resistance.
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Real‑world use cases and benefits

• On the tee, a lighter 3g or 5g weight can subtly adjust swing weight for a smoother takeoff.
• On the fairway, a heavier 7g or 9g weight can help steady the clubhead for more consistent contact.
• During practice, quick swaps let you compare different feels without changing grips or shafts.
• The compact design and rust‑resistant finish keep the weights reliable across sessions and seasons.

While weight adjustments can influence feel and flight characteristics, they are not guarantees. Start with a lighter option and move up gradually to discover what feels best for your swing and course conditions.