Adams Golf Tight Lies ST Drivers
Adams Golf Tight Lies ST Drivers
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[Jun 30, 2003]
matt watt
Shoots in the 70s
Very good driver, I could hit it about 310 with a little draw consistently. The bimatrix shaft is very well balanced. |
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[Jun 20, 2003]
Paul
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Adams ST 10 deg
Before I purchased this club, I was playing a Cleveland Titanium driver 8.5 deg. I found that I could hit that club farther, but lacked the direction control that I wanted. This club has been a steal. I have lost about 10 yards on my drives, but my shot dispersion is not near as bad as before. I have shot 3 rounds in the seventies within the last month of this purchase. I think its a great buy and would do it again. |
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[Jun 17, 2003]
Eduardo Biagini
Shoots in the 70s
AMAZING! I am the assistant pro at Tanglewood Hills Country Club. I purchased this driver for $70. It has alot of flex and was hard to get used to. I had had a Taylor Made supersteel burner before. The ST outperforms it immensly. |
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[Jun 02, 2003]
nepatriots21
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Adams Tight Lies ST Driver
Club was hard to get used to at first, because I have a high swing speed, and was used to the regular graphite shaft's flex. This bi-matrix design is great. No lagging of the clubhead, and I can really wind up and crank one if I want to. Great club, recommended to all. |
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[May 30, 2003]
David
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Adams ST 9* Reg Flex
After having trouble hitting my Taylormade 300 straight, I found this driver in the used bin at the local golf store. I thought for $59, what did I have to lose. This turned out to be the straitest and longest driver I have ever used. It took me three of four holes to get used to. Started the hitting about a 240 yard fade at first, but once I figured out the right ball position, I started getting it out to about 260 to 275. I even blasted a 290 yard shot on one hole. This is a great driver for the price. Give it a try while they are still easy to find. Customer Service None Similar Products Used: TaylorMade 300, Callaway Steelhead, Callaway Great Big Bertha |
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[May 28, 2003]
jsgolfnut
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
GT Driver 9 deg
The best $41 I ever spent. This club is very consistent. I hit is very straight or with a slight fade. I have improved my fairway percentage by 50%. This club is not a big bomber, at least not for me. I had one of those drivers and I was in trouble too often. I hit the GT between 250-260 consistently and have improved my game by staying out of trouble and playing out of the short grass. If you would sacrifice 15 yards for a straight drive, this club is worth a try. Customer Service Have not used it. Similar Products Used: Many |
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[Feb 26, 2003]
Tincup 2003
Shoots in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
Tight Lies ST Driver
This is a nice club, hits the fairway 85% of the time.but it seems to lack on the distance. I hit it around 260 + . I can tell you one thing it's that I never have hit the middle of the fairway so many times. |
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[Jan 31, 2003]
papa2
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Adams ST Driver-BiMatrix
If you are looking for consistancy,this club is a steal. Not particularly impressive for distance, but straight as an arrow, good results on miss-hits, and easy to work the ball.Sets up beautifully and hard not to be square. This club may be ideal for the already big hitter who can't keep the ball in the fairway and doesn't want to spent $200+ Customer Service n/a Similar Products Used: Cobra,AdamsGT363,Taylor Steelhead,Wilson Pro-Staff |
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[Jan 17, 2003]
tlday
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Adams ST Driver
I've had this club 2 years. I usually hit other drivers between 230-250. With this driver I occasionally hit 290, usually 260-270. This isn't a driver you can step on unless you have controlled, smooth swing. I've hit my longest drives when I've least expected it. It is easy to hook and slice this club. I think its due to the load on the shaft but if you put in the time to learn how to hit this club the distance you can attain will definitely suprise you. Customer Service Not needed Similar Products Used: Mizuno Blue Rage |
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[Jan 10, 2003]
LCDRKEV
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Adams ST Driver
Picked this club up new at a golf show without ever hitting it. Figured for the price I could not go wrong as I really the Adams Tight Lies fairway woods (play the 3 and 5). I have used this club two seasons and am fairly impressed. For the price it is a great club. I am a hard hitter, normally 250+, and this club can put them out there. It has a fair amount of forgiveness too. I tried to hit the TM 320 and 360 last year as at a demo, would have been better off throwing the ball. I did hit the Wilson Fat Shaft driver, 365cc, a couple of times and it was impressive. Customer Service Great, club did not have a head cover and CS sent out new one right away, no charge. |