Description The high performance RPM drivers are designed for maximum performance and forgiveness. The traditional shape is designed for looks and performance, the oversize heads provide forgiveness and the adjus...
Reviewed by: greenskeeper63(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: Adams RPM Redline
Summary: I am amazed at how much this driver improved my game. Long and straight. Before purchasing this club my average wasdistance was 270 yards off the tee. I am now averaging about 290 and have even had a few monsters of 315. My slice is history and have impressed many people with the awesome sound of the driver killing the ball. The driver came with an Adilas stiff flex shaft light green in colour with a 16 gram weight. I got it brand new in the wrapper on Ebay for 41.00 !!!!! Of course the shipping was extra. I used to hit the Nike Sumo 2 bought have since sold that to a golfer from my club. I would rather the Adams driver thats how much I love this driver. What a steal of a deal.
Similar Products Used: Nike Sumo 2
Nickent Genex
Callaway FT-5
Wilson Pro Staff
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Summary: Absolutely outstanding driver. I hit this long and straight. I have owned a lot of drivers through the years, and this is my first foray into a 460cc, adjustable weighted driver. (Waiting for the prices to come down.) You can get this driver for hundreds less than when it came out and with the Prolaunch Blue shaft it is a winner. I adjusted the weights to a fade bias and I absolutely kill it (270 - 295). First time out I hit 11 of 14 fairways, and two of the missed fairways were due to hitting it too long through them.
Customer Service: not used yet.
Similar Products Used: Titleist (975), Callaway (GBB, BBB, Original BB), Taylor Made (540), Ben Hogan (with NV shaft)
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Review Date June 11, 2007
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Reviewed by: zac(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Redline RPM 460cc Dual
Summary: amazing driver i love it i droped my handicap down to a 9 with this. i have it right now set at a draw. since i go this driver people have regonized me and im only 15. this is unbelieveable if you want ot drop shots off your game this is the driver for you.
Similar Products Used: Taylor Made R7 460
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Review Date June 11, 2007
Overall Rating 4 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Reviewed by: D(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Adams Redline Dual 460
Summary: Picked this up in May 07 for $120 10.5 degree with a NV 65 stiff shaft.
Good enough for me and the price was great. I do not mess around with the weights, sets up well at address.
Plenty long and good on mis-hits.
Similar Products Used: FT-3, Great Big Bertha (vintage 1995), R7...For the money, hard to beat....
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Review Date April 15, 2007
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
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Reviewed by: Jack McIver(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed: rpm redline460cc ti
Summary: Well, this driver is pretty amazing. Got it for 99.99 at golf galaxy NEW somehow. I am a lefty and this is pretty much the best driver out there unless you want to pay 400 dollars. interchangeable weights can help prevent you from slicing, which i do. i am a young golfer and this has helped me a ton. i recommend this club to any golfer. good, bad, young, old. it works!
Customer Service: .......never needed it
Similar Products Used: ....nothing is similar to this
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