TaylorMade Stealth 2 Plus 4-16.5* Fairway Wood Senior Flex RH Graphite # 203429

TaylorMade Stealth 2 Plus 4-16.5* Fairway Wood Senior Flex RH Graphite # 203429 Dexterity - Right-Handed Shaft Details - Fujikura Ventus TR Red 5-A Flex - Seniors Loft - 16.5 Club Number - 3 Wood Item Length - 43" Grip Type - Golf Pride Grip Condition - Good Grip Size - Standard Head Cover - No Gender - Men Wrench - No Condition Rating - 8 Very Good Condition Chart 10 New 9 Excellent 8 Very Good 7 Good 6 Fair 5 Poor 10 New 9 Excellent 8 Very Good 7 Good 6 Fair 5 Poor Brand new condition. May have very limited use, but will still have that new luster. ... Golf Club Type: Fairway Wood Type: Fairway Wood Brand: TaylorMade Handedness: Right-Handed Shaft Material: Graphite Sport/Activity: Golf Flex: Seniors Loft: 16.5 Club Number: 3 Wood Item Length: 43" Department: Men SKU#: 203429 8 Very Good

The TaylorMade Stealth 2 Plus Fairway Wood is an excellent option for golfers seeking more distance and adjustability. A key feature is the 50g Sliding Weight that creates three fairway woods in one. This weight track allows golfers to control launch, spring, and distance with a few twists of the wrench. Shifting the weight back promotes a higher launch angle while moving it forward creates a lower launch. The Stealth 2 Plus also features a 2-degree loft sleeve for further adjustability. While distance and control are priorities, the Stealth 2 Plus Fairway Wood doesn't neglect accuracy. The large, aerodynamic head shape inspires confidence at address, and the option for a draw bias design can help golfers who slice find the fairway more consistently.

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I like the Stealth 2 Plus because of the weight adjustment on the head, which, if you move it to the front, helps you generate more power. It's not the easiest club to hit, but if you generate a lot of speed, you can adjust the weight based on where you are on the course (either teeing off or in the fairway). This adjustment could make a massive difference if you're a golfer with really low scores.

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Owen Harding