Studio Crafted Golf Sole Weights for Taylormade Stealth 2 Driver Back Weight 9–38g

Fine-tune your Stealth 2 with Studio Crafted Golf Sole Weights

Adjustable weights give you a practical way to refine the feel and flight of your Stealth 2 driver without replacing the whole club. These weights neatly slot into the back weight cavity, letting you explore subtle changes in balance and responsiveness that align with your on-course needs.

Key benefits at a glance

With a broad range of weights, you can experiment with the balance between feel, launch, and stability. This assortment supports nuanced testing—from light to heavy—to help you discover a setup that matches your preferred tempo and interaction with the turf.

• Compatibility: fits the Taylormade Stealth 2 driver back weight cavity
• Weight options: 9g, 10.5g, 12g, 14g, 17g, 19g, 21g, 29g, 32g, 35g, 38g
• Left-hand compatibility: not compatible with Stealth 2 Plus or left-handed configurations
• Packaging: sold as 1 piece per order

Real-world use scenarios

On-course performance can hinge on how a club feels at impact. Lighter weights may support a quicker tempo and a lively response through the ball, while heavier weights can contribute to a steadier feel on off-center hits. These are possibilities you can explore during practice sessions and rounds to see what aligns with your swing.

• Experiment with tempo by swapping weights to sense changes in timing
• Fine-tune launch and flight by choosing a weight that complements your typical swing speed
• Balance the head by pairing the weight with your preferred swing weight for consistency

Choosing the right weight is a personal process that works with your existing gear. The broad selection offers a practical path to explore feel, control, and consistency without altering the shaft or grip setup.

How to choose your weight

Consider your typical swing speed, desired trajectory, and shot preferences. For quick tempo and forgiveness, start with mid-range weights like 12g–21g. If you seek more stability at higher speeds, try heavier options such as 29g or 32g, then adjust based on practice results.

• Mid-range (12g–21g): balanced feel and versatility
• Heavier (29g–38g): potential for added stability at speed