Match the replacement weight to your exact Titleist model and club type. Titleist weight designs can differ between generations, models, and club types, so a weight designed for one Titleist club should not be assumed to fit another.

Shaft Connect offers aftermarket replacement weights for select Titleist GTS, GT, TSR, TSi, and earlier models. Check the compatibility list on each product page before ordering.

Not always. Different Titleist models can use different weight shapes, mounting systems, and specifications. For example, some GT, TSR, and TSi models use different weights within the same generation.

Always select a weight specifically listed as compatible with your exact Titleist model.

A heavier head weight increases overall head weight and typically increases swing weight, which can make the clubhead feel heavier during the swing. Golfers may choose a heavier weight to adjust club feel, compensate for playing-length or component changes, or reach a preferred swing weight during a club fitting.

As a general club-building guideline, approximately 2 grams of head-weight change equals about one swing-weight point.

Reducing head weight typically lowers swing weight and can make the clubhead feel lighter during the swing. A lighter weight may be useful when adjusting a build after shaft, grip, or playing-length changes or when fitting the club to a preferred swing weight and overall feel.

Factory head weight can vary depending on the model and original club configuration. Rather than assuming a specific factory weight, remove the existing weight and check for a gram marking when available.

If you are happy with the club's current swing weight and simply need a replacement, matching the existing weight is generally the simplest starting point.

It depends on the specific Titleist weight design. Some Titleist compatible weights include a replacement installation screw, while other weight systems do not use a separate screw.

Each product page identifies what is included with that specific weight.