Great product at a great price at Wal Mart (17 bucks). Solid hits and easy to put the ball to fly. I am 33, not very experienced but with this club I have been to hit the ball straight and very far. Great club to be used from the T box too. costs 17 but performs for way more expensive clubs. Give one of them a try.

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I have used a tm r5's.

Great club, especially with the Grafalloy Pro Launch Blue 75 shaft and the $17 price tag at WalMart!!

This is actually an update on my previous review on the Adams clubs. I don't own two anymore, I own 3. Just got the neutral bias 3 wood, and now I finally have a 3 wood I can hit off the fairway or the tee, hit it long, and hit it straight. I love this clubs!!

I just bought this Adam's 3 wood with a neutral bias Grafalloy Prolaunch blue 75S for $17 @ Wal-mart. If it don't do well or I don't like it I am not out much money. Most likely it will head to the "Bay". Price alone makes it a 5 plus the shaft costs $63.99 at Golfworks.com

I am a very good iron player and can hit my driver fairly well but the problem I have had has been fairway woods. I have a Wilson Prostaff oversized 16* 3 wood that I have had trouble with. I also have used a ram 18* hybrid that isn't much better. I bought this 5 wood and I've had amazing results. I can hit it straight as an arrow and abou 175 yard. (my average drive is about 200 yards.) I got it with the prolaunch blue r flex shaft. I now use this from the rough,fairway, and tee. I got it at wal-mart for only $50. This is an awesome club.

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wilson prostaff 16* 3 wood,
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Titleist 15* 980f 3 wood.

After reading many reviews on these hybrids, I decided to get one. Two days later I had another in the mail - now I own the 5 and 7. Never have I had easier, more reliable clubs in my bag. I've swung easy, I've pounded them, trying to find a flaw, and there just aren't any. Buy one, or two, you won't be sorry. Used to have some Bridgestone J33's - they are gone. The Adams clubs are 15 to 20 yards longer and are easier to hit consistantly.

When I can get a fairway wood airborne, that's reason enough to write a review. My Cobra offset 17 degree driving iron has seldom felt threatened in 10+ years because I can blast it, including off the deck. It laughs at the occasional 3 or 5 wood that shows up briefly, before relegation to the closet.

But I can't seem to top or skid this Low Profile thing. It's a repetitive boring flight, which is the equivalent of a moon shot the way I deloft woods. It will pop up under a fluffy lie in the rough so you need to keep the clubface at ball level in that situation, without grounding it.

I'm late 40s and until a few years ago the smacks were always longer than my estimation. Ha. Now they're always settled prior to the mound I thought I crossed. This Adams 5 wood has been a welcome bizarre exception. Twice today and many times since acquiring the club I've deciphered my next shot, then found the ball 10-15 yards upfield. That can really screw a guy up.

Feedback isn't the best, but in a positive manner. My current tendency is toward the toe and at least twice recently I've retained excellent yardage and the same ball flight, even when the grass stain is taunting me from the outer realm of the clubface.

Not great out of the deep stuff. It may be a small clubhead but don't pretend it substitutes for a hybrid. Even with a smaller clubhead the club length is standard by modern measure, and that can look a bit odd. I would prefer at least a half inch shorter, and perhaps one inch. The Prolaunch shaft seems fine, but I always fare better with Grafalloy than Aldila so I may not be the best gauge.

Off the tee I've fought a hook. In fact, this neutral version off the ground is relatively simple to hook, nice controlled flight similar to my teenage heyday. I'd be careful pursuing a draw bias model, unless you're darned certain you need it.

This club is past tense and now discounted as a new model, $49.99 on eBay from RockBottomGolf. They also had $49.99 on their site for a couple of weeks until raising it back to $69.99 a few days ago. Plenty of shaft/loft options now but once it's gone as a newbie you'll be scrambling for used models on eBay, and probably not significantly lower. I got lucky with this 5 and am looking for a matching 3.

One sidelight caution: The top of the clubhead is a glossy finish in black, and fragile. I've washed hundreds of clubs over the decades with a two-sided sponge and this is the first one that scratched significantly with the green coarse side of the sponge. I was sick about it, until a bit of Quixx rescued it.

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Bargain on eBay, including two other clubs and $7 shipping charge, when it cost the seller $22.65 for Priority Mail. Ouch, a big chunk of his profit. Nice guy and excellent communication. That's my version of customer service.

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How stupid is it that this site provides a 1200 character limit for this category, a full 40% of the limit for product review? I can just imagine typing for a half hour, listing every 5 food manufactured in the past quarter century.

I was very happy with this 3 W until one day I hit a ball solid and straight and the shaft broke near the head. Looks like that I am not the only one with this problem. I believe that this blue shaft is very weak.

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I am still dealing with this problem.

I have the 17 loft and 21 loft in draw bias offset. I need more practice with the 17 lofted club. The 21 loft goes high and straight. Easy to hit club-- don't try to overpower it and let the club do the work type of wood. Feels slightly heavier than other woods. The click sound at impact is very nice and solid. I can easily get the ball in the air with the 7 wood. It cost less than Callaways and Pings. Not sure if it's as well made as the high end clubs, so I do worry about the quality in the long run.
Overall an excellent club for golfers that want to get the ball airbone and go straight.

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PIng G2, Sonartec, TM R5, Cobra M speed, and Callaways.

The first day out with this club I was pretty happy. I was hitting the ball farther than my buddy was with his SQ. Then came hole 17. I hit the ball pretty solid (NO ground contact what so ever) and the head came flying off. Not the first time I had this problem with this model of clubs. I had a 7W Draw and the exact same thing happened TWICE! I am getting pretty sick of taking this piece of crap back all the time. I should have gone with the Cobra I think.

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Not bad at all. Too bad their fairway woods arent as good as their customer service.