The swingweight of your 3 wood would depend on what shaft and grip you have. Stock standard is around D2-D3. When you go to the 11 gram weight from the standard 9 gram weight you usually add 1 swing weight point. From the 11 gram weight to the 14 gram weight is about 2 swing weight points.

Take your club to any goldsmith or golf galaxy type of store since they have a swing weight machine and should weigh it free of charge.  It only takes a second!

Will:  What advantage would I gain by adding swing weight to my woods?  

Chuck, thank you for your question. I can't say that you would necessarily "gain an advantage" by adding swing weight. I believe swing weight has a lot to do with feel and that can be player dependent. I also believe that the correct swing weight can help (some) players square the face up better at impact. As always your local certified Titleist fitter can help you dial in what swing weight is best for you.

I have the rogue black 70 in the 3 wood and 80 in the hybrids. It feels more balanced than the 913 and 910s just was wondering thanks for the info.  Punkie

Punkie,

With standard grip and the standard red 9 gram bezel weight, your 3 wood should be around D2 and the hybrid around D1.

Thanks

Hey will.  Similar question... I just received a Rombax P95X for my 915 3 wood.  If I played the club at standard length with a 58R grip what weight would I need to get to have the swing weight between D3-D4?