DRAW & FADE BIAS DRIVERS // Finding the largest lateral dispersion possible

The club under review: Titleist GT3 Driver

Their verdict

Adjustable driver technology provides nearly 90 yards of lateral dispersion; weight movement is more influential than loft sleeve adjustments.

Their scorecard

• Lateral Movement: 51 yards left/5 — Maximum draw potential
• Speed Potential: 4/5

What they rate

• Modern drivers offer massive shot shape correction
• CG weighting in the heel is highly effective for slicers
• Low-spin, fade-biased heads like Qi10 LS provide incredible speed and left-side protection

What they don’t

• Draw-biased settings can increase dynamic loft and decrease ball speed
• Not all 'D' models use the same weighting strategies

• Adjustable driver technology provides nearly 90 yards of lateral dispersion; weight movement is more influential than loft sleeve adjustments.
• Modern drivers offer massive shot shape correction
• CG weighting in the heel is highly effective for slicers