Draw biased drivers any reccos?

[JLP_GOLF]

Looking for something easier to turn over.  Not looking for a draw specific model but maybe one of the low spin options that has a touch of left bias.  
 

Currently playing stealth plus 2 and getting it to turn over is a lot odor work.  High swing speed so definitely looking something low spin.  Thanks! 

[hammergolf]

2 hours ago, JLP_GOLF said:

Looking for something easier to turn over.  Not looking for a draw specific model but maybe one of the low spin options that has a touch of left bias.  
 

Currently playing stealth plus 2 and getting it to turn over is a lot odor work.  High swing speed so definitely looking something low spin.  Thanks! 

The new Callaway Big Bertha driver is an interesting design. It’s heel weighted so does have a draw bias, however it has a very forward CG so it’s much lower spinning than other draw biased drivers. 
 

 

[JLP_GOLF]

10 hours ago, hammergolf said:

The new Callaway Big Bertha driver is an interesting design. It’s heel weighted so does have a draw bias, however it has a very forward CG so it’s much lower spinning than other draw biased drivers. 
 

 

Haha driver looks interesting but can’t buy that on principle after that horrendous video.  Trottie can get on my nerves sometimes but this guy is the worst.  The over produced product stuff is not for me 

[kthomas]

Mizuno ST-X series.

[hammergolf]

1 hour ago, JLP_GOLF said:

Haha driver looks interesting but can’t buy that on principle after that horrendous video.  Trottie can get on my nerves sometimes but this guy is the worst.  The over produced product stuff is not for me 

There’s several videos. Not a fan of Wunder myself, but I try to just look at the data. Micheal Newton did a good one comparing it to the Paradym. It’s in a unique area being that it’s draw biased but also low spin. Due to traditional cg placement of most “draw” biased drivers they all tend to be much higher spinning as well. 

[Stonewalled]

But if you want to hit it "Right out of the GUTS" you may not have another choice. lol. 

 

My miss this week, I mean this year has been to the right. Tried a Ping SFT G425 for a few rounds, no more misses to the right. Now I miss left again, lol.  Switched out to a Ping G430 Max, set it up to max draw settings and I'm back in the fairway again. Hopefully that continues😀

 

Best of luck in your search. 

[Poor Mans Ty Webb]

Both the Titleist (TSi3/TSr3) and Ping (G410/25/30 LST) ‘lower spin’ drivers give you the tweakability to slide back weights to the heel side and turn loft up to close the face. These tweaks would tend to promote a draw bias if the swing allows for it.

[JLP_GOLF]

13 minutes ago, Poor Mans Ty Webb said:

Both the Titleist (TSi3/TSr3) and Ping (G410/25/30 LST) ‘lower spin’ drivers give you the tweakability to slide back weights to the heel side and turn loft up to close the face. These tweaks would tend to promote a draw bias if the swing allows for it.

I have my eye on tsr3… almost never hear a bad thing about it

[muniman]

Rogue ST Max driver has a little bit of the tendency you are looking for.

[mvvraz]

Have you tried sliding the back weight on the Stealth 2+?

 

I had the same problem as you - my natural shot shape is a draw, I like low spin drivers because I prefer to keep the ball low, but I'm simply not comfortable controlling a fade

 

I was messing around on the range and decided to slide the back weight to the Draw position and instantly started hooking shots - I think I was overcompensating for the natural fade bias of the driver

 

I'm now hitting the driver way, way more freely, and everything is drawing left

 

Would certainly give that a try before buying anything else 

Edited August 29, 2023 by mvvraz

[JLP_GOLF]

9 hours ago, mvvraz said:

Have you tried sliding the back weight on the Stealth 2+?

 

I had the same problem as you - my natural shot shape is a draw, I like low spin drivers because I prefer to keep the ball low, but I'm simply not comfortable controlling a fade

 

I was messing around on the range and decided to slide the back weight to the Draw position and instantly started hooking shots - I think I was overcompensating for the natural fade bias of the driver

 

I'm not hitting the driver way, way more freely, and everything is drawing left

 

Would certainly give that a try before buying anything else 

Trying this now!!!! Ty