Draw Biased Fairway Woods? Recommendations

adb67 · March 26, 2006

I am looking to trade in my old TM Burner Bubble Woods for a couple new fairways. I am looking for woods thast are draw biased, either due to weighting and or a closed face angle. Any recommendations? Doea nyoen now play or know if the Callaway X woods, Nike SQ Fairwoods are draw biased? Perhpas even the Ping G5?

Also I currently play a 15 degree 3 wood and 18 degree 5 wood. Any advantage to going replacing the 18 degree % with a 17 degree wood or for that matter any loss of diatnce expected if I go to a 19 degree % wood?

Any help is appreciated! :)

KingOAces · March 26, 2006

The SQ is draw biased, but it is very well hidden. A good option is also the Adams Low Profile. they have a heel weighted draw biased option that is very clean and crisp.

KinG

CRutherford · March 26, 2006

2nd the Adams Low Profile.

sergizmo · March 26, 2006

Most Steelhead III's are pretty closed. You can find them used for very cheap. If you want to buy new the Adams Low profile previously mentioned are very solid. Good luck in your search.

Yellow Jacket · March 26, 2006

Most Steelhead III's are pretty closed. You can find them used for very cheap. If you want to buy new the Adams Low profile previously mentioned are very solid. Good luck in your search.

This was exactly my thought.

bjrapper · March 27, 2006

Cally Steelhead III are draw biased and have a pretty hot face and are quite forgiving. I think you will find comparable lofts in these will be longer than the old burner bubbles.

lysaght68 · March 27, 2006

Cobra SZ or F-speed/M-speed. The SZ's are really easy to hit high and long and they are definitely draw-biased (both face angle and internal weighting I think), and you can find them new or lightly used at very low prices. The other nice thing about the Cobra's is that the stock steel shaft is light and feels great (it's the Nippon 950FW) if you're considering steel instead of graphite. I haven't hit the F-speed version (I think the X-speed is supposed to be more square at address), but it is supposed to be similar to the SZ and the M-speed is built with some offset if that appeals to you.

LysleE · March 27, 2006

Try the Titleist 904s...nice sized head with the carpenter steel face, so its pretty hot...great off the tee and pretty good off the deck; good boring trajectory. I have one with the stock Speeder and it has a definite draw bias...as does its predecessor the 980F. The latter may be picked-up pretty cheap too.

LysleE