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Adams Tight Lies GT Tour

Adams Tight Lies GT Tour


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  • Higher center of gravity for a more boring trajectory
  • Straighter leading edge for greater precision
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Review Date
September 30, 2005

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

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4.33 of 5, 3 votes

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Reviewed by: azc ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Adam's GT Tour Iron

Summary:
I shoot in the 90's (only because of lack of consistency). When on a streak, I can play bogie golf or slightly better. These irons have been wonderful discovery. I have never been a Adam's fan. In fact, I didn't really care too much for the company. I still haven't changed my mind, with the exception of this set. My GT Tour set(tour van edition) is shafted with Dynamic Gold Lite (stiff) shafts. The heads are not the most attractive design that I have ever seen, but the design works! This shaft/head combination is fabulous. I can actually hit my two & three irons with confidence. I can't say that about my Ping I3's or any other set that I have owned. The DGL shaft is stiff enough while providing you with a good kick at impact. Just for reference, I avg. 103 MPH with my Driver and 82 MPH with my irons. This set has a mid trajectory ball flight, but the higher CG of the blade-like irons allow you to control trajectory fairly well. I have tried the same set with the bimatrix shaft and they feel good, but not as good as with the DGL shafts. These sets are being sold for less $100 in Ebay. Do yourself a favor and check these out. Trust me, I never thought that I would be playing Adam's irons...Much less recommending them.

Customer Service:
Haven't used it.

Similar Products Used:
Ping I3's, Callaway x14 Pro's, Nicklaus Airmax Irons, and various component irons (Golfsmith, Maltby and Dynacraft).


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Review Date
November 28, 2004

Overall Rating
 3 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

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2.60 of 5, 5 votes

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Reviewed by: akap4surf ,  Scratch Golfer

Model Reviewed:
Adams tight lies tour

Summary:
My grandfather bought me this set a while back. After you replace the original grips and the shafts, you need to replace the shafts because they will break, just making a normal swing. I swing at about 107 mph my brother who has the exact same set in left hand has experienced the same things. I played with set for about four years until i got staffed by titleist. I occasionaly put these irons into play when i am playing a bad rond, for the price they aren't bad but you will have to sink an extra 200 dollars into the clubs after you buy them just for them to perform at their maximum level.

Customer Service:
The original performance shafts kept breaking(6 out of the 8 shafts broke) and adams wouldn't do anything about it!

Similar Products Used:
everything from forged blades to bloated oversizedcalaways


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