What's the best fade biased driver on the market?

Epic Flash Triple Diamond sounds like what I am after, but being lefty I can't seem to get one...

What's a solid fade biased driver that keeps up with the longest drivers?

I'm currently playing the Epic Flash, but even at -1 adapter setting the club head seems to sit square at best. Some lead tape art has helped, but still not fully confident with this club standing on the tee box

Cobra LTD Pro set to 7 is the best bang for buck probably. Impossible to hook that thing... I tried, couldn't. Super flat, seems to sit open even in the standard setting.

M4

anything with 15g of lead tape on the extreme toe.

I've read that if you replace your left handed callaway adapter with a right handed adapter (and vice versa) the draw setting will actually be a fade biased setting and make lie angle flatter. I have no idea if loft adjustments would be flip/flopped as well. I also have no idea how to tell difference bw left handed and right handed callway adapter. And even then, you're only getting 1* flatter, I think.

I would look for flattest lie angle driver you can find with good reviews. I think titleist drivers offer some fade biased settings in their adapter.

> @Cpm881 said:

> I've read that if you replace your left handed callaway adapter with a right handed adapter (and vice versa) the draw setting will actually be a fade biased setting and make lie angle flatter. I have no idea if loft adjustments would be flip/flopped as well. I also have no idea how to tell difference bw left handed and right handed callway adapter. And even then, you're only getting 1* flatter, I think.

>

> I would look for flattest lie angle driver you can find with good reviews. I think titleist drivers offer some fade biased settings in their adapter.

Left Handed Callaway adapters have a line underneath the settings

Ping G400 Max

M4 and G400 Max are fade bias?

G400

> @shaolingolfer said:

> M4 and G400 Max are fade bias?

lol if you are a slicer

look for a tour issue head on the BST or on ebay and most will have a fade bias

I'm looking at the g400 max as well...struggle with my draw at times, would rather play a fade.

Any driver I swing.........

F9 9* head is pretty fade-y for me.

> @Golfingfanatic said:

> F9 9* head is pretty fade-y for me.

Same here. I went to a Titleist TS3 after a few months with the F9. I tinkered with the settings; you can get it to be very fade biased with the neck and weight.

Give this a try with your Epic Flash

> @Golfingfanatic said:

> F9 9* head is pretty fade-y for me.

Same for me. I think I may have to find something else.

My TS2 9.5 opens up nicely and visually noticeable when addressing the ball. That's also when I put my PX-6C12 tour issue stiff tip shaft in and bust it.

TS2 is not fade bias....

TM Aeroburner TP...most fade bias driver on the planet.

Any adjustable driver set to lower loft but don’t resquare the face at address. Will play at standard loft but very open.

F9 9* is definitely fade biased, it was a welcome change for my game as I struggle with a hook/ draw

> @cj4501 said:

> F9 9* is definitely fade biased, it was a welcome change for my game as I struggle with a hook/ draw

Not so much for me.

> @Krt22 said:

> > @cj4501 said:

> > F9 9* is definitely fade biased, it was a welcome change for my game as I struggle with a hook/ draw

>

> Not so much for me.

Like don't struggle with a hook or doesn't fade?

> @Cpm881 said:

> I've read that if you replace your left handed callaway adapter with a right handed adapter (and vice versa) the draw setting will actually be a fade biased setting and make lie angle flatter. I have no idea if loft adjustments would be flip/flopped as well. I also have no idea how to tell difference bw left handed and right handed callway adapter. And even then, you're only getting 1* flatter, I think.

>

> I would look for flattest lie angle driver you can find with good reviews. I think titleist drivers offer some fade biased settings in their adapter.

I had my XR16 set up like that before changing to the Pro model last year. I've got my M1 set up like that now as well. Very fun for someone with a snap hook like me. ;-)

> @shaolingolfer said:

> M4 and G400 Max are fade bias?

The G400 Max more so than the M4, which is more neutral than anything. If you take a look at the drivers on this chart, you will see that the G400 Max head is the most fade biased of all the drivers last year.

2016 M2 tour issue.. very easy to find these 2.x degrees open

> @shaolingolfer said:

> TS2 is not fade bias....

All anyone needs to do is set the sleeve in the fade position and keep from setting it on the ground. Mine is set at fade bias C1

That's how I play but I will not call it fade bias.

> @shaolingolfer said:

> That's how I play but I will not call it fade bias.

OK. Using that belief, none of the current drivers with sleeves could be fade bias like old drivers with naturally open face angles. They haven't made that type of head in years. Partly why driver sleeves are dominating the driver biz. They are the best of both worlds.