Best Draw Fairway woods

[cgallery]

I have been struggling to find a fairway wood that I have liked but have never tried a draw biased one. I struggle over faded the ball at points so could be a good fit but the trouble is I can't seem to find one that has a heavy enough shaft in a stiff flex used to try... any models you have tried would be appreciated!

[lefthack]

I bought an M6 D type 3 wood that was 16.5* and really didn't get along with it. I didn't try the standard M6. But I don't notice any draw bias with my D type driver, so there is that.

[ryanhockey21]

Ping SFT woods 

[Ripken08]

50 minutes ago, ryanhockey21 said:

Ping SFT woods 

+1

[Sandy cheeks]

13.5 mavrik max. 

[freddi22cl]

Callaway B21's will fit the bill if you're comfortable with its offset . I have the 5w-- need to put a bad bad swing to lose it left (im a lefty)

[booty4]

used to have a callaway rogue 3 wood that would draw easy, moved onto titleists now which I haven't had trouble with.  Especially with the surefit hosel adjustability 

[kuch]

I've tried numerous fairways out there and I whole heartedly recommend the Ping G425 SFT.  They are as straight as it gets.  I absolutely love my 5 wood shafted with a Tensei AV 65 Blue shaft. I now bag a G425 SFT driver and 5 wood.  I no longer carry a 3 wood.

[14max]

Both the SFT and Mavrik Max have been pleasantly draw-biased for me...

[Willian70]

Cobra f6.  That thing sets up so closed you could hook/draw it without even trying. 

[Davidv]

Ping 425 SFT.

[ian-500]

My Max D 3 wood is very slightly draw biased, but in all the reviews I've read/seen then as others have said, the Ping SFT looks to be the most draw biased.

[Moby]

 Mavrik Max

[third-times-a-charm]

Maverik Max

[dmeeksDC]

If you want one that is easy to draw but does not look closed, Ping g425 SFT is your winner. Plus, it’s adjustable to get it just right. 
 

If you don’t mind a little offset (instead of looking closed, which I can’t look at), trust me that the B21 is the best draw-biased fairway wood Callaway offers. Looks great, sounds great, goes a mile. I don’t mind offset. It performs really well. 

[CometAce17]

1 hour ago, third-times-a-charm said:

Maverik Max

+1

[Duffer222]

SIM Max D…. Just enough bias to kill my slight/consistent fade.

[cgallery]

Looks like I definitely need to try the Mavrik Max

[Nixhex524]

Not adjustable, but don't overlook the Srixon F85 or ZX line.  They do sit a touch closed but are about as easy as a Ping FW off the deck and do have a draw bias to them.  Reshafted my F85 with a heavier 70g Riptide and it is really making a push to get back in the bag.  I have to lay it open a touch though as I do not want the draw.  Looks and feels great though, very under the radar FWW.

[tbowles411]

Cobra Draw.  These are great also.

[CKaneb]

PING G425 Max. I had the 5-wood of this and I got rid of it because I found it to be too draw biased

[CDLgolf]

I have been using a Mavrik max with a riptide 70 gram shift and it has been very easy to use with a nice high and straight ball flight.

[diddy2]

Might be a shaft issue rather than a head issue?

[Jifmoli]

Get a hybrid instead...

[pup142]

XXIO Prime 9 These woods do it all. Easiest wood to hit anywhere you want the ball to go.

Edited December 5, 2021 by pup142

[uglande]

The Sim2 Max is a very powerful but forgiving head, which is also draw biased. This is certainly true of the "D" version, but even the standard version -- at least in the 3w -- is draw biased.

[OsnolaKinnard]

On 12/1/2021 at 9:18 AM, cgallery said:

I have been struggling to find a fairway wood that I have liked but have never tried a draw biased one. I struggle over faded the ball at points so could be a good fit but the trouble is I can't seem to find one that has a heavy enough shaft in a stiff flex used to try... any models you have tried would be appreciated!

I just put a Ping 425 SFT in the bag, and it will NOT go right.  Fantastic club.