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Callaway AI Smoke Max Driver Weight
Callaway AI Smoke Max Driver Weight
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Callaway AI Smoke Max Driver Rear Weight
Fine-tune swing weight, ball flight, and overall feel with these precision-machined aftermarket rear weights for the Callaway AI Smoke Max driver. Designed to fit the factory rear weight port, they let golfers and club builders adjust head weight during a fitting, after a re-shaft, or to replace a weight that has gone missing.
Rear weighting sits furthest from the face, so it has an outsized effect on where the center of gravity lands. Heavier rear weights push CG back for a more stable, forgiving setup and add swing weight; lighter rear weights help hold balance when building with a heavier shaft or a longer playing length.
These weights install with a standard T25 Torx torque wrench and are a straightforward way to rebalance the club without changing anything else in the build.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Club Type | Driver |
| Weight Options | 4g, 6g, 8g, 10g, 12g, 14g, 16g, 18g |
| Screw Type | T25 Torx |
| Weight Style | Rear Weight |
| Sold As | Single weight (one weight per club head) |
| Origin | Aftermarket |
Compatible Models
| Club Type | Models |
|---|---|
| Drivers | Callaway AI Smoke Max Driver |
Note: the AI Smoke Max driver has more than one weight position. This listing covers the rear weight only. If you are replacing the screw-in head weight shared across the wider AI Smoke lineup, that is a separate part — see our AI Smoke Triple Diamond Weight listing.
Key Features
• Fits the Callaway AI Smoke Max driver rear weight port
• Available in 4g through 18g for swing weight tuning
• Rear position gives the largest CG and forgiveness effect per gram
• Designed to replace factory-installed weights
• Installs with a standard T25 Torx torque wrench
• Precision-machined for consistent fit and durability
A note on finish and materials. To reach each gram value within the same physical footprint, these weights are machined from different base metals depending on the weight selected — lighter options use less dense alloys, heavier options use denser ones. Plating behaves differently across those materials, so weights of different gram values will not match one another in shade, and coating batches vary slightly from run to run. As a result, the finish on the weight you receive may differ from the finish shown in our product photos. Variation of this kind is inherent to plated components produced across mixed base materials and is not considered a defect.




