Description Thin face design for maximum legal C.O.R., and incredible distance
At 363 cc''s, it''s one of the largest club heads on the market, which allows for greater forgiveness
Heel-weighting zone helps s...
Reviewed by: Neil(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: Adams Tight Lies GT 363 Ti
Summary: Bought the club from a friend that had it put away. It had a 2 inch extension and im a big buy 6'6 240. Took it to the range and wow, I think I need to enter a Long drive contest. Two weeks after I had it, hit 12/14 fairways on my way to personal best 69.
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Summary: This is one of the best drivers Adams (or anyone for that matter) has ever made. The head sets up so nice and square it's point and shoot. Face is hot and trajectory is mid and boring. I picked it up for $19.99 in great condition at Golf Galaxy. The stock shaft was way soft so I had an original Prolite 35+ stiff lying around that I put in it. I'm still amazed at the accuracy and distance I get with this combo. I've come full circle when it comes to big headed drivers. I started off with smaller head drives then went all the way to 460. I'm back to sub 400cc cause I just never felt like I could control the head as well on 460cc heads. A smaller head like the GT 363 has also helped me focus more on my swing and not overswinging.
Customer Service: N/A
Similar Products Used: Adams Redline, Cleveland Ti 330,460, Titleist 905, Cobra SZ460,414 Comp.,SMT DB 455, Spectrum, Geek Failsafe,Bang BOM, Nike Sumo2,the list goes on and on.
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Review Date November 8, 2007
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Reviewed by: Seaders(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: Adams GT 363 GT 10° Driver
Summary: Not the newest driver but has consistently been the best driver Ive played with yet. Wants to go straight, has a face and soft spot as big as all of the huge monstrosities out there but still looks like a golf club. Changed from stock reg. shaft to stiff graphaloy pro lite. Nobody I've played with yet has been able to keep up with my constistency since I've taken this club to my bag.
Purchased at Global Golf for a ridiculous US$ 35.- Dont waste your money on new stuff that wont do better than the old.
Customer Service: Not needed
Similar Products Used: Ping Tec Ti, Taylor Made 200 Ti
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Summary: i used this driver all of last year
it was very hard to get used to, but once i did it RIPPED!! i was hitting it about 280 and dead straight, i hit 13 out of 14 fairways
and then this year i was trying to get my game back and i couldn't get a good swing with it, so i went out and bought a callaway x460 and it's much better
but considering the price, it's an amazing driver...and once you can get used to it it's even better, i just didn't have the time to get used to it
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Summary: Used friends GT 363-R (USGA non-conforming) model to play 9 holes of golf with him a month ago. Hit really long drives. Since than have bought 3 GT-363 models. 11 degree at 2nd Swing for $55 and two 10 degree clubs on eBay for $25 each. I am hitting a long, long ball for a senior golfer with these clubs. If you can pick one up for $25 or so you should give this club a try.
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