From what I gathered from researching the forums and asking the members was that the drivers (only) have this programming, to some extent, and the main difference I observed was the roll-out. Below is my input on the original post.
I personally think it's something to consider when I use the driver. I like to know what my ball and drivers will do.
The top screen grab is my shot with the crosswind, and the bottom shot is a still from Scott's Replay which has similar wind strength in the same direction.
Note that my shot is DINGED center, and Scott's is past DING to the right.
Also note the roll-out in mine is the opposite of the roll-out in his.
[note: be aware that the aiming method on each shot was different and varied]
Be aware, adjusting the aim and using a 'miss-ding' drive is not really highly recommended by many of the pros here on WGT. I was surprised the subject was hardly addressed.
Yet, if I'm using a DRIVER in a crosswind and there is a hazard or diagonal tight fairway, etc. or maybe the green is reachable using a driver, I will make the choice to DING or NOT DING depending on what equipment/balls I'm using, how risky I feel, or the circumstance. But that's just me.
[the example of the windy STA #1 is for convenience and demonstration only, it's to show the result of the technique along with a crosswind; this is not a suggestion on how to play this specific hole in any way]