Maysun Golf Weight Screw for 2026 Callaway Quantum Series – 2g–16g Adjustable Weight for Drivers, Fairways & Hybrids

Precision weight screw for a tailored Quantum setup

The Maysun Golf Weight Screw is crafted to integrate with the 2026 Callaway Quantum Series, designed for drivers, fairway woods, and hybrids that feature adjustable weight ports. Its screw‑in design lets you add or remove mass without taking apart the entire club, making on‑course fine‑tuning convenient during practice and rounds.

Smart materials, durable performance

Constructed from a robust aluminum alloy, the screw resists corrosion and stands up to repeated adjustments. The metallic finish offers a satisfying, smooth feel when threading in and out, with predictable bite for reliable installations.

Fine‑tune balance for a steadier swing

By swapping weights across options from 2g to 16g, you can subtly shift the club’s balance. This can influence how the club responds at impact, aiding a steadier feel through the swing and potentially consistent ball flight. Use it on windy days or when you want a slightly more draw or fade as a possibility.

• Designed for 2026 Callaway Quantum Series – Works with adjustable weight ports on drivers, fairways, and hybrids
• High‑quality, corrosion‑resistant aluminum alloy for long‑lasting performance
• Fine‑tune your club’s balance to support stable swing feel and potential trajectory control
• Screw‑in design for quick, hassle‑free weight customization on the range or course
• Universal compatibility with all adjustable 2026 Callaway Quantum Drivers, Fairway Woods, and Hybrids

What you get and how to use it

The weight screw set offers 14 distinct weights: 2g, 3g, 4g, 5g, 6g, 7g, 8g, 9g, 10g, 11g, 13g, 14g, 15g, and 16g. Choose the option that best aligns with your club model and on‑course needs. To install, align the screw with the port, thread gently by hand, then snug with the appropriate driver—avoid over‑tightening to maintain port integrity.

In everyday practice, players often explore small increments to feel how changes shift balance and feedback at the swing. Consider trying a lighter option on practice days to gauge feel, then move to a heavier weight when you want a touch more stability in your setup.