| Puke. I'm not a fan of offsets on drivers. What an offset does is moves the center of gravity a bit further back from the shaft, allowing for a slightly higher launch angle, which will reduce sidespin. It also moves the face back slightly, giving the club more time to become square.
If you've got an out to in swing, an offset driver isn't going to do anything for you. If you're not getting the driver square at impact, I'd suggest a shaft flex change or a slight swing change, rather than buying a driver that caters to your flaw.
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