Is the Stealth 2 worth it over the original Stealth?

The Stealth 2 adds more forgiveness and a slightly more stable carbon face, so it is the better pick if you miss the center often. If you already hit the original Stealth well, the gain is modest.

How does it compare to the Stealth 2 Plus?

The Plus is lower spin and more adjustable, aimed at faster swings. The standard Stealth 2 is more forgiving and easier to launch, which suits most players.

Is 9 degrees too low for my swing?

At 9 degrees with a stiff shaft, it suits swing speeds around 95-105 mph. Slower swings will likely launch it too low; the adjustable hosel can add about 1.5 degrees.

Can I adjust the loft and face angle?

Yes. The hosel sleeve adjusts loft up or down and changes face angle with it. A TaylorMade wrench is needed, and it is not always included.

What comes in the box?

The driver with the stock stiff graphite shaft and headcover. Check the listing for whether a adjustment wrench is included.

Prices drop when a new TaylorMade driver line launches and during end-of-season sales. Left-handed 9-degree stiff stock is thin, so compare stores before waiting.

TaylorMade Stealth 2

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Our take on the TaylorMade Stealth 2

The TaylorMade Stealth 2 is a 460cc titanium driver with a carbon-fiber face, sold here in a 9-degree head with a stiff graphite shaft for left-handed players. It sits between the draw-biased Stealth 2 HD and the low-spin Stealth 2 Plus in TaylorMade's lineup, aimed at solid swing speeds that want mid-launch, low-spin flight. The 9-degree stiff left-handed build is a narrow spec, so availability and pricing move around more than the head's other lofts.

Best forLeft-handed players with driver swing speeds around 95-105 mphGolfers who want lower spin and a flatter ball flight