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Anybody demo'd this driver? Any thoughts or comments? In the market for a new driver. Was looking at one in the shop but they didn't have one I could demo. Just curious if anybody else might have tried it.

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My friend who is a 1 handicap and very long hitter had great results with last year’s Adams light driver, so I bought a 4G UltraLite and played with it today for the first time. Results were good. My drives easily averaged 10 yards longer, and control and feel were good. I have a little Medicus swing speed meter and will measure speed later, but it was likely 3 mph over my normal 102 mph swing speed. I can tell that there is maybe another 10 yards in the club that I can get with some dialing in. I let my playing partners try it out on a few tees, and the one guy hit by far the longest and straightest drive down our 8th fairway he's ever had, maybe 40 extra yards, and he was clearly shocked. It'll be interesting to see what he does now. I GPS-measured one of my own up hill drives, with no roll, at 252 yards. I might've previously reached that far on that hole on a dry warm day with some up hill bounce & roll, but not on wet ground this time of year. Adams says this club is for players who benefit from lightweight materials and better aerodynamics, so I guess I'm one of those guys.

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