Pulling with Adams A3OS 4H

[Wildcat]

Wondering if anyone has any advice or experience with this.

I've been working on the stack and tilt and it's dramatically increased my consistency. My ball striking is getting better each time out.

A few weeks ago I bought an Adams A3OS that I found on clearance since I was short a 4H in my bag. My other hybrids are a 2 and 3 by Nickent and a 5 Callaway FT. Each of those I hit pretty straight. However, the Adams I consistently pull about 15-20 yards left of my intended target. I'm pretty sure it's just a straight pull, without much of a hook (or slice, for that matter). I figured the clubface must be closing down, so I've tried to open it a bit at address, but I still get the pull. I've been playing it at the same spot in my stance as the other hybrids (about 2 balls behind left heel), but I get the different results. Shafts are all regular flex. Everything else straight; Adams 4H pulled 15 yards left.

Any ideas on a fix or things to watch the next time I hit the range/course? Or could it just be that the weighting of the club doesn't agree with my swing? I'm stymied by the dramatic difference between the Adams and my other hybrids.

[Sucka27]

I bought an Adams Redline 4 wood once and had the same result. Gave it to my father in law and he gave it back because of the same thing. It is now stuffed head-first into a stump in my back yard with the butt end hanging a hummingbird feeder (the wire goes perfectly into the little hole at the end of the grip). The hummingbirds love that thing.