Comments on: Adams Golf Launches Insight Drivers and Fairway Woods

By: Steve Brown

Steve Brown — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 18:07:28 +0000

On the Adams Insight driver how can you tel whether or not it is an offset?
I have a TXTD/1 10.5
Thanks!

By: Ken

Ken — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 15:01:37 +0000

Just got the BUL driver last week with a Grafalloy pro launch blue shaft and love the club...........long, straight and forgiving. Paid $49 on ebay new...........ridiculous performance to price......am considering some Adams irons since this has been such a great club.

By: Dan White

Dan White — Mon, 18 Feb 2008 11:46:12 +0000

Just got the BUL 10.5 with a reg flex..

Im new to golf but im hitting the thing sweet about 200 metres and dead straight. Only been playing for 3 months and still developing my swing but really happy with this driver. Definatly recommended for Newbies. Should do me for a few years too I hope.

By: James Olson

James Olson — Fri, 31 Aug 2007 23:28:29 +0000

I agree whole heartedly that Adams is trying their best to push the enveolpe of design, functionality and, playability.

I like the a2 irons that I got last year and, I would get the new a3's with "boxer technology" IF money were not an object. I liked the Adams Redline RPM woods I had too but, this year was time for an upgrade.

So I "bought" the new Insight BUL 10.5 driver and got a BUL 3 wood for free (this is a no-brainer trade-in -- net $200 for all new technology!!) I have played these clubs 5 times and they are sooooo sweet to hit I can't wait to go out again. I gained 10 to 15 yards with the driver. It is long and straight but, workable when needed.

It is the 3 wood that I like the best though because it not only works great from the tee or fairway but, it plays well from the rough (that is something I have had trouble with for years with numerous models of 3 or 5 woods.)

So, actually I started out today to find a good price and trade-in so I can have a BUL 5 wood. I must have it before next Thursday's round comes!!!!!

Thanks Adams for the BUL! I think Big - Utilitarian - Long says it better.