Excellent wood. Forgiving but hard hitting. Gave me 20 plus yards right off.

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I was looking for a 3 and 5 wood but I didn't want to spend a lot of money. This club has the BiMatrix shaft from the factory! I love the shaft on the Adams ST woods, but for $100 less the Cleveland Quadpro is a much better club. I can usually bogey par 3's and par 4's so hopefully I will now have a club to get me to the green in regulation!

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Adams ST, Taylor Made Super Steel, Calaway Steelhead

I already had the 15 deg quadpro but wanted the 13 for a little extra distance and found one with a proforce shaft for a great price and bought it, and i am very happy that I did! The ball comes off the face at a very nice trajectory and runs a long way, I'm hitting driver less and hitting more fairways, this is a great club!

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Quadpro 15 deg, Adams Tight Lies 16 deg (complete crap)

Bought this after having had great success with the Strong 3 (see review below). This one has a Grafalloy ProLite Fairway shaft, stiff flex.

I really like this club, even more than the 3. Characteristics are similar. Feel is muted, but solid and deep. Ball really launches. Again, forgiving high and towards the toe, but not thin. The ProLite Fairway feels slightly heavier than the stock shaft, with more sense of control - I'm guessing more tip stiffness and less torque. Impact is very smooth, almost silky. I'm hitting this 240-260 off the tee, 220-240 off the deck.

Great club, but not for hackers. If you're in the market, do yourself a favor, and check one out.

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I purchased the 15-degree Quadpro and for me, the club is excellent. I say that because I can draw or fade the ball on cue, distance is outstanding, The club just feels great to me. I like it so much that I just ordered the 19-degree. I have owned or at least hit most major OEM woods but this one really stands out.

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This is a very good driver from a underrated company. Their whole line-up is very good and the QuadPro is as good as they come. Similar technology to Orilimar, but not as expensive ($199 vs. $350). If you want an excellent, powerful driver with distance, carry and roll without the high price, try the Cleveland QuadPro.

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Tour-Edge, Cobra Gravity Back, Adams SC series, Callaway GBB

I always had difficulties with Great Big Bertha 3W - club head too big to use off tightlies. I've found the replacement. The QuadPro are great! They are not too big and not too shallow (unlike the Orlimar and Adams). They have great feel and goes straight and far. Demo them.

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Callaway, Orlimar, Adams, Tour Edge, Firesole

Came off Burner Bubbles after 3 years-no comparison. The energy that these woods deliver is amazing, striking it anywhere near the clubface. Will often give you better than you deserve on marginal swings. Go get 'em while they're still left---the secret is out.

Best fairway woods being made today. I have hit and tried most all of them and few compare. The lower center of gravity gets the ball up off of the fairway easy but provides a boring ball flight as the ball explodes off of the shaft. My only concern is the stock shafts that they use don't really fit my swing all that well. I have heard rumor of steel shafts coming out. Until then I will continue to use a friend's, who plays little golf but buys all the equipment.

Customer Service

Dealings in the past have been very good, but rarely have to contact.

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Steelheads, original Orlimar and Adams Tight Lies

This club is long and accurate from the tee and fairway. I have difficulty getting""down after it"" in the rough. I like the feel of impact with this club. Bought this to replace a Tightlies, and it has.

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