TaylorMade Stealth 2 HD Adjustable 16* 3 Wood Fujikura Speeder NX 60g Stiff Flex

Great used condition. This wood has been lightly played and shows only minor signs of wear on the club head, face, and crown as pictured. 43” length Fujikura Speeder NX 60g graphite shaft Stiff flex Golf Pride Z-Grip standard size grip is in good shape Headcover is not included Club Type: Fairway Wood Dexterity: Right-Handed Wrench: Not Included Club Number: 3-Wood Color: Black Shaft Type: Fujikura Speeder NX 60g Stiff Flex Headcover: Not Included Grade: Store Line Item Length: 43.25 in Brand: TaylorMade Number of Clubs: 1 Handedness: Right-Handed Department: Men Grip: TaylorMade Golf Pride Z-Grip Loft: 16 Flex: Stiff Shaft Material: Graphite Sport/Activity: Golf Golf Club Type: Fairway Wood

The TaylorMade Stealth 2 HD Fairway Wood is ideal for golfers who struggle with finding the fairway or maximizing distance from the tee box on longer holes. A key feature is the oversized 200cc head with a low-profile design. This larger clubface inspires confidence at address, while the lower center of gravity promotes a higher launch angle for more carry distance and better forgiveness on off-center hits. Additionally, the V Steel Sole technology helps with turf interaction for smoother clubhead passage through various lie conditions, even in thick rough or wet fairways. While distance and forgiveness are priorities, the Stealth 2 HD Fairway Wood doesn't neglect accuracy. The larger clubface and draw-bias design can help golfers find the fairway more consistently.

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The Stealth 2 HD is great for beginners with a lower swing speed. It's the most forgiving of the Stealths with a large 200-cc club face. There’s a lot more room to hit the sweet spot. Also, the larger, low-profile sole helps the club hug the ground at address and makes it easier to achieve a high launch. HD stands for "high draw.” So, if you're a beginner golfer who is a rightie, you often miss to the right, meaning you slice it. This club is set up to help you avoid that slice.

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Owen Harding