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LanDog

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Hi everyone, I know I haven't been on here in a while being crushed by school, but I am in a Pickle, need a new Hybrid, fallen out of love with my Titleist, and was wondering if any of you had any ideas on what to have a look at, Thanks in advance
 
GreiginFife said:
Adams, it's what they do. Anything from the Idea line will serve you well I have no doubt.
TM are ok but not as good (I have a TM and an Adams so have side by side comparison).
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+1 here!

Plenty of variety in the Adams range, so sure to be one to suit,
 
GreiginFife said:
Adams, it's what they do. Anything from the Idea line will serve you well I have no doubt.
TM are ok but not as good (I have a TM and an Adams so have side by side comparison).
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What Adams one would you recommend, they're not an overly popular brand here
 
LanDog said:
What Adams one would you recommend, they're not an overly popular brand here
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The are becoming more popular (sign of hoe good they are).
Any of the Idea range from A4 though to A12 are fantastic Forgiving and fairly long too. I have the Idea Pro Gold tour prototype and it's a great club (I am selling it, but only because it doesn't find much use at my track and it's a waste to leave it lying around).
Tried the Speedline LP as well (US only model I think) and it was one of the best feeling clubs I have hit for a long time. The "velocity slot" looks a bit weird to start with.
 
GreiginFife said:
The are becoming more popular (sign of hoe good they are).
Any of the Idea range from A4 though to A12 are fantastic Forgiving and fairly long too. I have the Idea Pro Gold tour prototype and it's a great club (I am selling it, but only because it doesn't find much use at my track and it's a waste to leave it lying around).
Tried the Speedline LP as well (US only model I think) and it was one of the best feeling clubs I have hit for a long time. The "velocity slot" looks a bit weird to start with.
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I seen it in the For sale section, I'm looking for a lower degree unfortunately
 
I got the TM as its adjustable, the weight in the head works well and the white crown is easy to line up. I know nothing about the Adams so id hit them both then make a decision if I were you.
 
Minhoca said:
I got the TM as its adjustable, the weight in the head works well and the white crown is easy to line up. I know nothing about the Adams so id hit them both then make a decision if I were you.
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I'm going to try a few, and you never know what the 2nd hand section might have to offer!
 
Another vote for Adams. Got the a12 pro and its long for a 20 degree. Also have a cobra Baffler which gives a lot higher flight. I'm really happy with both.
 
Adams or Bridgestone are the best I've tried thus far.....

Looking myself and likely to be Adams, as someone said earlier it's what they do best
 
Cleveland mashie? They always get great magazine reviews. I think MD produce great fairway wood and hybrids too but no custom fitting options. It's regular or stiff I'm afraid.
 
The Adams are pretty damned good, also try the i20 and the Anser, Anser is probably the best of the lot though, espoecially if you're soming for a Titleist
 
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