Draw drivers

[gsu_paintballer]

Are there any cheap ones out there besides the R7?

I have a bit of a slice and I think it would help me. The is $150. I'm looking for something in that range, or maybe used and cheaper.

[trageserk]

I got my R7 for 150, I had upgraded from a no name driver. It's straightened my fade definitely, but I've started to pull the ball at times. It was definitely worth it, my driving distances rose at least 20 yards (I switched from a Senior flex 10 deg to a Stiff Flex 9 deg) and I am more accurate. I'd definitely look into the R7, I don't have any experience with other cheaper models, but for $150, I think it's a steal.

[eberryhill7]

You could try the Burner Draw. You could probably get one for close to $180 on ebay.

[DJYoshi]

STAY AWAY from draw-biased equipment. I played with a rep from a company that I won't name down in Mexico last year, and he said: since most of the golf population has a chronic slice, they try to sell these drivers, but a draw bias will not really cure a slice. and why would you want a club that will only let you hit the ball 1 way unless you extremely compensate to turn a fade or hit it straight.

why don't you try a closing your stance a little bit or flattening your swing plane...or maybe a combination of both? you'd be surprised how much 1" lower on your swing plane will really straighten that ball and let you crack it straight down the fairway.

[michaeljames92]

most slicers is caused by out to in swing path which really cannot be cured by a draw driver. i got this disease and what helped me was going to an in to out swing path and it has worked.

[KConz1643]

the 07 Burner draw is 199 at dicks, or at least it is at the one here

[FlopShotArtist]

Got mine brand new on ebay for $124.

[xamilo]

THe R7 is a good choice, its pretty and it dosn't look "drawish". THe Ping G10 is a great option as well, but the price is twice of the R7.

[blackxpress]

Have you thought about preowned? I picked up my R5 Dual Type D at Golf Galaxy for $49.95. It's like new and even has an oversized Lamkin grip on it. I wasn't sure I wanted a draw driver so figured I couldn't go wrong for $49.95. Turns out I really like it. It's helped my game immensely. I still slice once in a while which usually happens when I fail to turn through the shot properly and end up swinging with my upper body. Otherwise, I hit the ball a lot straighter with the R5 than with any other driver I've ever used. BTW: I rarely ever hit a true draw with it but have been known to pull the ball straight left. Thankfully, I've pretty much got that problem under control by going to a more neutral grip.

[KingCobra]

I got a used burner draw for $150 and I absolutly love this club.

[gsu_paintballer]

Bought a new R7 Draw for $140 off ebay with that cash back thing I saw on here. Wound up with a net purchase of $115 after my $25 back.