STUDIO CRAFTED Golf Sole Weight for Titleist TS2/TS4 – 3–21g (15g)

Discover a precision-tocused way to fine-tune your Titleist TS2 and TS4 driver or fairway wood with the STUDIO CRAFTED Golf Sole Weight. This aftermarket add-on is designed to sit in the sole cavity, offering subtle balance and feel tweaks that can influence address setup and impact feedback. The goal is to provide a range of options so you can explore different load distributions without changing the overall head geometry.

Overview and quality you can feel

Crafted as a high-quality aftermarket weight, this part is built to integrate with compatible Titleist models. It’s designed to slide into the sole and stay securely in place, giving you a dependable way to adjust how the club feels through the swing. While no single option guarantees a specific result for every player, many golfers view weight tweaks as a practical path to exploring balance and response at impact.

Key features

• High quality aftermarket golf weights engineered for consistent feel
• Designed to fit Titleist TS2 TS4 driver and fairway wood models
• Weight Availability: 3g(-7), 5g(-4), 7g(-2), 9g(-STD), 11g(+2), 13g(+4), 15g(+6), 17g(+8), 19g(+10), 21g(+12)
• Sold as 1 piece to let you pick the exact option you want

Weight options at a glance

• 3g
• 5g
• 7g
• 9g
• 11g
• 13g
• 15g
• 17g
• 19g
• 21g

How this weight can fit into your practice

Think of these weights as a tool to explore feel, balance, and launch characteristics. In real-world use, golfers might start with a mid-range option to assess how the club reacts at address and through impact, then adjust to a heavier or lighter weight to refine stability and perceived speed. The options span a wide range, enabling gradual experimentation without changing the club’s shape or shaft setup.

While performance is influenced by many factors, selecting the right weight can offer a tangible sense of how the sole interacts with the turf and the golf ball. Use the weights to test how small changes affect your swing tempo, release, and ball flight, keeping expectations measured and focused on your own feedback rather than guarantees.