Does a stealth hybrid have draw bias?

The Stealth 2 HD hybrid does have draw bias. The internal draw-bias weighting is designed to promote a right-to-left ball flight for golfers who tend to slice the ball or have a fade bias in their swing. This means that the club is specifically designed to help correct or minimize the tendency to hit the ball with a slice or fade.

The draw bias in the Stealth 2 HD hybrid is achieved through the placement of internal weights within the clubhead. These weights are strategically positioned to shift the center of gravity towards the heel of the club, which encourages the clubface to close more easily during the downswing. This closing of the clubface helps to counteract the fade or slice spin that many golfers experience, resulting in a more controlled and straighter ball flight.

The draw bias in the Stealth 2 HD hybrid can be particularly beneficial for golfers who struggle with a slice or fade as it helps to promote a more consistent and accurate shot shape. By reducing or eliminating the unwanted side spin, golfers can hit the ball straighter, with more control and confidence.

I have personally used a hybrid with draw bias in the past and found it to be very helpful in correcting my tendency to slice the ball. The draw bias feature helped me to square up the clubface at impact and produce a straighter ball flight. This not only improved my accuracy but also gave me more confidence in my shots.

It’s important to note that while the draw bias feature can be beneficial for golfers with a fade or slice bias, it may not be ideal for those who already have a draw or hook tendency in their swing. Using a club with draw bias in such cases may exacerbate the draw or hook spin, leading to inconsistent and unpredictable shots.