You need to hide them behind a generic head cover.
I was fitted for the Stealth 2 and at the end of the fitting the TM rep told me he couldn't match my TS2 and recommended I wait and try the new release when it comes out. Sticking with my TS2. I really think it is more important getting fit for the shaft as opposed to the head. I use a Graphite Design AD-XC in my driver, and the AD-VR in my 3 wood, and the fitter did not have any Graphite Design shafts so really couldn't do a true side by side comparison.
Also the rest of my clubs seem to get along and work better when they all have Titleist on them. Kind of like going on vacation with your family, as opposed to some guy you just met at the feed store.

What do you like about the Stealth 2+

What do you like about the Stealth 2+

Those of you who have been following the Rory driver issues in the golf news have a hint at what to expect. When touring the Carlsbad club assembly plant and talking to the R&D guys, they test all brands and the Stealth faces have a tendency to "flatten" causing non-conformance and erratic shots. Hot, yes, but at what cost?

For the high swing speed players all faces flatten and deform. Bryson and Long drivers always have had to deal with this. They make Tour drivers with thicker faces because of this. This is something 99% of us buying drivers have to worry about. Even those buying Stealth drivers.

I've hit the new Stealth and P7MB and P7MC and the all make me "want to throw up." Nothing wrong with having different brands in the bag, we're not under 14 club contracts... for me, I'd never put any of the current and recent tms in the bag, but that doesn't mean I wouldn't consider miz irons, or the new png i230 (which are ridiculously good). After buying and selling the miz MP20 HMB and Titleist T200, I've decided holobodies are disgusting and go too far. I'm sticking to my 712 MB/CB...at least until the 2023 T100 successor comes out. Haha.