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Choose the Paradym if you want to set the flight with a sliding weight or need a left-handed 12°.
Choose the Stealth 2 for a carbon-faced head.
Both are their maker's all-round driver of the same season, rated highest for forgiveness on their charts beside a more forgiving sibling (the Paradym X, the draw-biased Stealth 2 HD), so both score 3 of 5 here. Both are 460cc with a neutral flight, 45.75 inches long as standard. The Paradym has a 15-gram weight that slides along the back to correct the shot's shape, and Callaway rates it for a high launch and low spin; the Stealth 2 has a carbon face, a carbon composite ring and a fixed 25-gram weight at the back, rated for a mid-high launch and mid-low spin, and its 12° was right-handed only. Both came in a senior flex, the Paradym as Callaway's Light.
Callaway's 2023 all-round driver, which it called its best combination of distance, forgiveness and adjustability: a carbon body and a 15-gram weight that slides along the back to correct the shot's shape, in 9°, 10.5° or 12°.
TaylorMade's all-round driver of 2023, rated highest for forgiveness on its chart, as the draw-biased Stealth 2 HD was: a carbon face, a carbon composite ring and a 25-gram weight at the back, in 9°, 10.5° or 12°.
Callaway's 2023 all-round driver, which it called its best combination of distance, forgiveness and adjustability: a carbon body and a 15-gram weight that slides along the back to correct the shot's shape, in 9°, 10.5° or 12°.
TaylorMade's all-round driver of 2023, rated highest for forgiveness on its chart, as the draw-biased Stealth 2 HD was: a carbon face, a carbon composite ring and a 25-gram weight at the back, in 9°, 10.5° or 12°.
Both are Callaway's Paradym heads, 460cc, with the same carbon body and forged titanium face cup, in 9°, 10.5° and 12° and both hands, and Callaway's retailer chart rates both Highest for forgiveness.
The Rogue ST MAX is the more forgiving: Callaway called it the highest-MOI head of its Rogue ST range, with up to 26 grams of tungsten low and deep and a slight draw bias, and it scores 4 of 5 here against the Paradym's 3.
TaylorMade says the Stealth 2 has a higher moment of inertia than the Stealth, with a 25-gram tungsten weight at the back and nearly twice as much carbon, a carbon composite ring among it.
Both are 460cc heads with TaylorMade's carbon Twist Face, a carbon composite ring and a 4° loft sleeve, in 9°, 10.5° and 12°, left-handed in 9° and 10.5° only.
