The Stealth 2 is the standard fairway wood in TaylorMade's 2023 Stealth 2 family, which launched in early 2023 alongside the Stealth 2 drivers and rescues. There were three versions: the Stealth 2 Plus, a titanium head with a 50 gram sliding sole weight and an adjustable sleeve; this Stealth 2, a bonded head aimed at most golfers; and the Stealth 2 HD (high draw), a larger, draw-biased head for players who struggle to launch fairway woods or fight a slice. The Stealth 2 builds on the 2022 Stealth fairway with a slightly lower-profile carbon crown and lower CG, a V-Steel sole for turf interaction, and a Thru-Slot Speed Pocket to protect ball speed on low strikes. The 3-wood head is 185cc, larger than the Plus. Lofts were 15 (3), 16.5 (3HL), 18 (5), 21 (7) and 24 (9) degrees. The Qi10 fairway replaced it in January 2024. For a used buyer, the loft is fixed, so buy the loft you need, and make sure you are not paying for a Plus when you get a standard head, or the other way round.
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Buying guide · Oct 4, 2026
About 50 Stealth 2 fairway woods are listed, and most complete clubs ask $160–250 delivered, a wide band because aftermarket shafts and Japan-market builds push the top end. The hosel is bonded, so buy the loft you need: 15° (3), 16.5° (3HL), 18° (5), 21° (7) or 24° (9), and confirm the sole says Stealth 2, not Stealth 2 Plus, HD or the 2022 Stealth. Check the carbon crown for cracks or crush marks and the topline for sky marks, and note shaft and length changes. Japan-based sellers list the Tensei Red TM50, a Japan-market stock shaft that is lighter and softer than the US Ventus TR Red.
$135.99delivered
About $136 with free shipping from a 100% seller, about $24 under the band, for a 16.5° 3HL with the stock Ventus TR 5 regular shaft and the headcover per the title. The 3HL launches higher than the 15° 3-wood, a good fit for most club golfers.
TaylorMade Stealth 2 16.5* 3HL Wood Ventus TR 5 Regular Graphite with Headcover
$139.64delivered
About $140 with free shipping from globalgolf (99.6%), about $20 under the band, for a 15° 3-wood on the stock Fujikura Ventus TR Red 5 regular shaft. It's graded Value, which suggests visible wear, so check the crown and face photos.
TaylorMade Golf Club STEALTH 2 15* 3 Wood Regular Fujikura Ventus TR Red 5 Value
$230.80est. delivered
An 18° 5-wood in regular flex at 42 inches, about $231 delivered from a 99.9% seller, inside the band. A 5-wood is the easier fairway wood to hit off the turf; the title doesn't name the shaft, so confirm it's the stock Ventus TR.
TaylorMade Stealth 2 18° 5 Wood R Flex 42"
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Used$135.99delivered
$135.99 · free shipping
Buy It Now$135.99
Good buy
A 16.5° 3HL with stock Ventus TR 5 regular and headcover, about $136 with free shipping, the cheapest here.
Seller: clarksgolfoutlet
100% positive
Used$139.64delivered
$139.64 · free shipping
Buy It Now$139.64
Good buy
A 15° 3-wood on stock Ventus TR Red 5 regular, graded Value, about $140 with free shipping.
Seller: globalgolf
99.6% positive
Used$230.80est. delivered
$217.80 + $13.00 shipping
Buy It Now$217.80
Good buy
An 18° 5-wood in regular flex at 42 inches, about $231 delivered, a forgiving standard spec.
Seller: bogeys2birdiesgolf
99.9% positive
Used$187.98est. delivered
$174.99 + $12.99 shipping
Buy It Now$174.99
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Our take
A 16.5° 3HL in senior flex at 43.5 inches, about $188 delivered; the shaft model isn't named.
Seller: sellalmostanything
100% positive
Used$193.27est. delivered
$175.00 + $18.27 shipping
Buy It Now$175.00
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Our take
A 15° 3-wood with an aftermarket Ventus Blue Velocore 7 stiff, cut 0.5 inch short, about $193 delivered; suits a fast swinger who wants a shorter 3-wood.
Seller: andrerobert67
100% positive
Used$207.70est. delivered
$194.70 + $13.00 shipping
Buy It Now$194.70
Our take
A 16.5° 3HL in regular flex listed at 42.5 inches, about $208 delivered; check that length against your current 3-wood.
Seller: bogeys2birdiesgolf
99.9% positive
Used$314.98est. delivered
$299.99 + $14.99 shipping
Buy It Now$299.99
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Our take
A 5-wood with a Ventus Velocore Blue TR 8X, a heavy tour shaft, at about $315 delivered; about $65 over the band and only for very fast swingers.
Seller: midwest-golf-riggs
100% positive
Used$214.99+ shipping
$214.99 · shipping not stated
Buy It Now$214.99
Our take
A 21° 7-wood with the Japan-market Tensei Red TM50 stiff from a Japan-based seller, $215 with shipping not stated; expect a lighter shaft than US stock and longer delivery.
Seller: golfpartnerusa
99.9% positive
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Torque wrench for your brand
Adjustable drivers, fairways and hybrids often sell without the wrench. You need one that fits your brand's screw and clicks at the right torque before you change loft or swap a weight.
Headcover
A wood without a headcover picks up crown chips from the irons in the bag. If the original cover is missing, any cover that fits the head size does the job.
Grips, tape and solvent
Most used clubs arrive on the last owner's grips. If they are shiny, cracked or slick, regripping is the cheapest way to make a used club feel new. Match the grip size to your hands, not to what came off.
Impact tape
Stickers on the face show where you strike it. A few range sessions tell you whether the used head, loft and lie suit your swing while you can still resell it.