How does a "draw" driver work?

Question

What's the difference? I just purchased a Cleveland Hibore XLS Draw 12.0* driver. What difference over the regular driver?

Answer 1

The heel of the club is weighted and is therefore supposed to promote a draw swing. "Regular" drivers have most of the weight centered in the club. That's also how they do that adjustable weight stuff.

Answer 2

They put more weight in the heel, this makes the toe lighter than the heel.  Since the toe is now lighter it travels faster than the heel promoting a quicker closing of the clubface, and voila more right to left spin and a better chance of a draw

Answer 3

It's weighted and offset to promote a draw. I don't like that sort of club, it's hard enough to play straight clubs.

Answer 4

certain weights in the club to help create a draw OR if you tend to slice the ball it will help straighten your drives. but dnt expect it to make all your drives go with a perfect draw lol. This is the real world.

Answer 5

Nothing beats proper lessons.

Draw driver = closed clubface, weight on the heel.