Adams Golf RPM Low Profile

Reviewed by: sdandrea1 ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
Adams RPM LP 5 wood

Summary:
Great club, especially with the Grafalloy Pro Launch Blue 75 shaft and the $17 price tag at WalMart!!

Reviewed by: quebb ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Adams RMP LP

Summary:
I just bought this Adam's 3 wood with a neutral bias Grafalloy Prolaunch blue 75S for $17 @ Wal-mart. If it don't do well or I don't like it I am not out much money. Most likely it will head to the "Bay". Price alone makes it a 5 plus the shaft costs $63.99 at Golfworks.com

Reviewed by: rolltide32 ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
RPM LP 5 wood

Summary:
I am a very good iron player and can hit my driver fairly well but the problem I have had has been fairway woods. I have a Wilson Prostaff oversized 16* 3 wood that I have had trouble with. I also have used a ram 18* hybrid that isn't much better. I bought this 5 wood and I've had amazing results. I can hit it straight as an arrow and abou 175 yard. (my average drive is about 200 yards.) I got it with the prolaunch blue r flex shaft. I now use this from the rough,fairway, and tee. I got it at wal-mart for only $50. This is an awesome club.

Similar Products Used:
wilson prostaff 16* 3 wood,
ram wizard ss 18* hybrid,
Titleist 15* 980f 3 wood.

Reviewed by: dblshoemn ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
adams rpm low profile

Summary:
After reading many reviews on these hybrids, I decided to get one. Two days later I had another in the mail - now I own the 5 and 7. Never have I had easier, more reliable clubs in my bag. I've swung easy, I've pounded them, trying to find a flaw, and there just aren't any. Buy one, or two, you won't be sorry. Used to have some Bridgestone J33's - they are gone. The Adams clubs are 15 to 20 yards longer and are easier to hit consistantly.