Club Weights

What Is in the Club Weights Range

Most of the range is aftermarket head weights made to fit adjustable clubs from the major brands. These are compatible replacement parts, not genuine manufacturer weights, and each product title lists the models it is made to fit.

• Driver, fairway and hybrid weights: screw weights, back weights and sliding track weights in a range of gram options, such as the Tas Weight for TaylorMade QI4D.
• Putter weights: sole and heel/toe weights for popular putters, including the Evnroll EV2 Black Weights (Set of 2).
• Shaft tip weights and plugs: brass weights that sit inside the shaft tip, like the brass tip weight for .370 steel shafts.
• Counterweights and tape: grip end weights and tungsten weighted tape for small, reversible changes.

How to Choose the Right Weight

Match the model exactly

Weight ports differ in thread size, head shape and screw length, even within one brand. A weight that fits one driver generation may not fit the next, so read the product title and confirm your club model before ordering.

Think in swingweight, not just grams

Swingweight describes how heavy the head feels during the swing. As a rough workshop rule, adding about 2 grams to the head raises swingweight by one point (for example D2 to D3). Heavier heads can smooth tempo; lighter heads can help speed but may feel vague.

Where the weight goes matters

• Back or rear weights move the centre of gravity deeper for more launch and forgiveness.
• Forward weights lower spin and flatten flight.
• Heel or toe weights nudge shot shape towards a draw (heel) or fade (toe).
• Tip weights add head weight invisibly when shafts are cut or rebuilt.
• Counterweights in the grip end make the head feel lighter without changing head mass.

Brands and Compatibility

The range includes aftermarket weights to fit TaylorMade, Callaway, Titleist, Cobra, Ping, PXG and Scotty Cameron clubs, plus parts from Evnroll, Krank, Hireko and GX weight plugs. Browse by brand in TaylorMade weights and adapters, Callaway weights and adapters, Titleist weights and adapters, Ping weights and adapters and Cobra weights and adapters.

Weights sit within our wider clubmaking parts range, alongside shaft adapters and torque wrenches for adjustable hosels.

Club Weights FAQs

Are these genuine manufacturer weights?

No, unless the product title names a brand such as Evnroll as the maker. Brand fit weights in this range are aftermarket compatible parts made to fit specific models. They are sized to match the original port, but always check the model list in the product title before you buy.

How many grams change swingweight by one point?

Around 2 grams of head weight changes swingweight by roughly one point on a standard length club. The exact figure varies with club length and balance point, so weigh the club on a swingweight scale before and after if you need a precise result.

Will a heavier driver weight change my ball flight?

Yes, it can, mainly through where the mass sits rather than the extra grams alone. A heavier rear weight usually adds launch and forgiveness, while shifting mass towards the heel can promote a draw. Expect small changes, and test on a launch monitor if you can.

Do I need a special wrench to change head weights?

Most screw-in weights need a wrench with the correct tip for the screw head, usually the same tool used for an adjustable hosel. Some putter and older driver weights use different tips, so check the product title and our adapters and wrenches range for a matching tool.

What is lead or tungsten tape used for?

Weighted tape is a quick, reversible way to add a few grams to a clubhead or shaft. It suits testing swingweight changes before committing to a permanent weight. Tungsten tape is denser, so you need less of it to add the same mass as lead tape.

Find the weight that suits your club, and enjoy free shipping Australia-wide on orders of $100 or more.