Adams Redline Fairway Woods

Reviewed by: matt678 ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Adams Redline Fairway Woods

Summary:
I recently acquired the Adams Redline driver, 3 wood, and 5 wood. They have a regular shaft, and considering I have a fairly high swing speed, I was somewhat weary. I have now had the clubs for over a year and they are by far the best fairway woods I have ever played. Because of the regular flex on the driver, I duck hook it every time, but for some reason the flex does not affect the fairway woods. I have tried many different fairway woods, and regardless of cost this is by far the best one I have ever played. For as cheap as you can get these clubs, I highly recommend trying these out.

Reviewed by: D-Rok ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Adams Redline RPM Steel 3 Wood

Summary:
Traded in my Cleveland Launcher Comp Tour Driver for this club straight up at 2nd Swing. I think i got the better end of the deal, because this is the first 3 wood i've been able to consistently hit off the deck with very good accuracy and trajectory. this is the steel head, not the titanium. it looks low profile, but it sets up pretty square next to the ball. my 3 wood is paired with an Aldila NV 65 Stiff shaft and plays at 43 inches. it is awesome off the tee, and even better off the deck, for me! i was hitting the ball solidly 245-250 on the range. i played with it the first time on the course, and had 265 to the green on a par 5. ended up pitching on and made par with a 2-putt. i calculated i hit it about 240-245. not too shabby i say. i think the more comfortable i get with this club, i'll be able to add another 10 yards of length off the deck. i've already called this my back up driver, in case my 905T falters, which does when my swing gets lazy. i like this club so much, that i've dropped my old reliable mizuno blue rage 5 wood, favoring a sonartec md 2i hybrid. i only want one fairway wood in my bag that i can drive and hit off the deck. Now, i believe i've found one that will stay in my bag for awhile.

Customer Service:
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Similar Products Used:
Nike Ignite T-60 (no good after while)
Sonartec SS-02 (hard off the deck)
Cleveland Launcher Ti (same as above)
Mizuno MP-001 (didn't like sound)
Mizuno Blue Rage (My favorite of all time, however i found a new club that is easier to hit. but the mizuno produces the sweetest sound for a fairway wood!)

Reviewed by: wrknitdwn1 ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
Adams redline 3 wood

Summary:
I bought the Adams Redline 3 wood to fill out the 225-250 yard length in my bag. That was what I got with this club. If I keep my swing speed at a consistent pace it will give me 230-240 off the turf, and 240 plus off the tee. It gives me great accuracy for a club of this length although I find it more controllable if I hit a slight fade rather then a draw. Also I bought the club with a draw set-up. In hind sight I would have bought a neutral for my swing.
The graffaloy shaft has very little vibration and when you flush it the ball just takes off. The key here as with most long clubs is too keep the swing smooth and flowing and let the club do the work. Good club, Great value.