Adams Golf Faldo Wedges
Adams Golf Faldo Wedges
USER REVIEWS
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[Nov 26, 1999]
D. Hoffman
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Adams Faldo LW
Outstanding Club!!! The design allows you to hit this club from all lies. It's a little heavy but you want that from a wedge. Faldo spent months perfecting this club. Similar Products Used: Titleist DCI Black; Carbite; Maxfli Revolution; Ping ISI |
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[Jul 31, 1999]
G. Kenicer
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
56-degree
This club felt well balanced. It has a bit of a heavier head than most wedges which helps it cut through the rough with more control. After about 10 minutes of practice to get used to the feel of the club, I was able to chip four out of five balls within a three-foot radius of the flag from some gnarly rough. When I hit out of the sand I managed to get every ball out, skulling only one. With a little practice, this club can become your secret weapon. Similar Products Used: Cleveland sand wedge; Pinseeker Spinseeker |
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[Aug 22, 1999]
keoki
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
60-degree
I currently have a Carbite sand wedge in my bag, which I used from 10 yards to 100 yards, out of the fairway or out of the kitty litter. This Adams Faldo wedge is not as versatile for me, as I cannot hit hit 100 yards. But if I use it from 60 yards and in, it's deadly accurate. The heavier head promotes a shot that, if you let the clubhead do the work, will knock down the flagstick. All you have to do is dial in the distance, which you can control with your backswing. Plus, I like it out of the sand better than the Carbite which has a larger bounce edge. So, my conclusion is that it's a good combination of clubs to have in the bag for the scoring area. I'll carry three wedges and use them each for their strengths. The Faldo wedge is a deal for the price. Similar Products Used: None |
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[Aug 20, 1999]
Yanick Weir
Scratch golfer
Model Reviewed:
60 degree
Simply the best all around club on the market ... Good luck Nick and keep up with the good work Adams !! Similar Products Used: Cleveland and others ... Just not up to Faldo !! |
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[Jan 06, 2000]
Kyle
Scratch golfer
Model Reviewed:
60 degree
Outstanding feel. One of the best touch wedges I've played. Customer Service Good service from Adams custom fitters. Similar Products Used: Purespin, Carbite, Cleveland |
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[Jan 05, 2000]
Ron Miller
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
56 degree
I really like this club. The balance is nearly perfect for my game. I hit wedge shots better than I ever had the first time I ever used it. It's quickly becoming my favorite club. Similar Products Used: None |
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[Jan 01, 2000]
Ryan
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Adams Faldo Series Wedge
To be serious......This wedge stinks!!!! I mean c'mon, Nick Faldo can do better than that. Even on the commercial, he says the wedge spins alot, and he hits a shot that rolls 20 feet. I am a Spin God, and that wedge can't spin worth crap. And the accuracy isn't the greatest either. Please don't spend your valuable money on this wedge. Your golf games are worth more than this wedge. Unless you need a club to hit off of rocks with or cartpaths or whatever, don't buy it. I recommend a Cleveland or a Hogan wedge, those are truly game saving wedges. Take my advice, and keep it in mind when purchasing your wedges. Similar Products Used: Titleist Vokey Wedge(decent wedge depending on style) Cleveland RTG and Chrome(very good wedges) Ben Hogan Beryllium wedges(awesome wedges) Odyssey wedges(not all that bad) Miracle wedges from Golfsmith(great wedge) |