Adams Golf Puglielli

Reviewed by: twintaylors ,  Shoots in the 80s

Summary:
I have three the 52, 56, and 60. these are the best wedges i have ever played, including titelist vokey spin milled, cleveland cg 12, and many others. the ball spins more than the vokey. i can get cheap balls to check up on very short chips from green side fringe.

Customer Service:
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Reviewed by: eracer ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Adams Puglielli 52-07

Summary:
Players on the Champion's Tour are flocking to this wedge, and after buying it, I know why.

The wedge feels fantastic - I can't argue with that. And it spins the bejeezus out of the ball. I don't normally spin the ball much, and this wedge was making shots do the cha-cha on the dance floor.

But - the narrow sole and low bounce of 7-degrees is WAY too much for me to handle. I simply had zero confidence in my ability to keep the club from digging into the turf, which led to thinned shots, and so on. In the hands of a scratch golfer I think it would be a wonderful weapon. It's just too much club for me to handle.

Adams makes a Puglielli wedge in a 53-13 configuration. I may try it, or I may just stick with my trusty 2-dot Cleveland CG10, which is a 52-12 design.

If you are a single-digit handicapper, give this club a try. If you are a mid or high handicapper, and you normally take a divot bigger than a quarter, steer clear of the 52-07. Try the 53-13 if it fits into your wedge range, and you feel you can handle a high-performance (but demanding) wedge.

I'm only giving this club an overall rating of 3 stars because, although I know it's a high-quality club, it just doesn't suit very many players' games.

Customer Service:
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