Tiger
Money List Winner
Right the CEO (or someone really important) at Adams was asked what would you say to people who prefer to hit long irons instead of hybrids (Brendy!!!!). His answer? They've obviously never hit one of our hybrids. Adams recommend that most handicap golfers should swallow their pride and put at least two in their bag. Now you could say that you'd expect such rhetoric from a company whose expertise lies in hybrid manufacture. However, I have to say that the A12 is a truly high quality piece of kit. It is so easy to hit off the deck, off a peg, from the rough just effortless.
Now I'll admit that the velocity slot on the top takes some getting used to but as soon as you make contact any aesthetic misgivings are soon forgotten. The noise is pure and powerful and though the initial launch is a little high the VS Proto shaft still offers plenty of distance. I was looking to replace a three iron and opted for the 21 degree version. I can't recommend these hybrids high enough and for those who want a little additional forgiveness (not that I think you'd actually need any) should try out the Oversize (OS) version. A fantastic club that more than confirms why Adams are the market leaders in hybrid production.
Now I'll admit that the velocity slot on the top takes some getting used to but as soon as you make contact any aesthetic misgivings are soon forgotten. The noise is pure and powerful and though the initial launch is a little high the VS Proto shaft still offers plenty of distance. I was looking to replace a three iron and opted for the 21 degree version. I can't recommend these hybrids high enough and for those who want a little additional forgiveness (not that I think you'd actually need any) should try out the Oversize (OS) version. A fantastic club that more than confirms why Adams are the market leaders in hybrid production.
