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PhillyMac Well Established Member

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Anyone here play last years Speedline F11 or F11 Ti fairway woods? I am in the market for some new fairway woods. I went to Dick's SG last week and hit the RBZ 3 woods and Adams Speedline 11 3 wood in the simulator, I have to say that the Adams felt pretty good compared to the RBZ. So I demoed the RBZ 5 wood last friday at a local course and liked it alot. But was unable to demo the Adams since they did not carry it.  DSG's and Edwin Watts have the Adams on sale for $99 as compared to the RBZ for $229. Just wanting some opinions from anyone on how you like them. Easy to hit of the deck or tee? Other fairway recommendations?

Phillip


sportsnut Well Established Member

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I have the Adams F11 Ti fairway wood. Did not compare it to any other fairway wood before buying so I cannot help with the comparison you are looking for, I previously owned an adams F10 and loved it off the tee and off the deck but wanted more distance so I went for the adams and the price was $99 so it was a win win for me IMHO. It takes a little getting used to hitting the larger head off the deck but I am pleased with its performance.


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Recently switched from a Nike Sumo fairway wood, to the Adams F11 Ti (3W).  At least for me, WOW.  The reviews of the thing having a hot face are not exaggerated.  Stock Aldila shaft is just fine for me.  Great off the tee (i hit it almost as long as my driver if the fairway isn't wet), and I have no problems hitting it from the fairway either.

Based on the deals, i also picked up an Adams 5W, although I went with the Speedline LP instead of another F11, as i'm a low-ball hitter; i found the LP definitely launches higher than prior 5W's with the same loft i've had, and the face is still quite hot.  Thinking of moving to an LP 3W also...

So my two cents would not to be to waste your money on an RBZ, when you could get two Adams instead for the same price!

Driver: Cleveland Classic 270, 10.5*
Fairway Woods: Adams Speedline LP (3 & 5)
Hybrids: Wilson Staff Fybrids 21*, 24*, UST V2 stiff
Irons: Callaway X-20 Tour, 5-PW, Rifle Project-X (flighted) 6.0
Wedges: Cleveland CG15 DSG 52* & 58* +/- 56* Niblick

Putter: Yes! Amy


Laws of Woo Well Established Member

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I've hit the F11 Ti and own 2 F11 steel Fairway woods. The Ti model is a great head, very long club...it just didn't fit my gaps (too long). So I opted for the steel head and it fits perfectly for me. Great feeling club, easy off the tee and turf, and pretty forgiving. Only downside for me was the stock VooDoo shaft. While it felt good, it launched too high and with too much spin for me. I put a Harrison Saga in my 3 wood and love the club, working on finding a new shaft for my 5 wood at the moment. Plus, they can both be found new for under $100 which is a steal for such a great club.

In the Ogio Chamber Cart Bag w/ Ogio X4 Synergy Push Cart: Driver: Adams Super LS 7.5* w/ Harrison Striper H2 60x Fairway: Adams Tight Lies 16* Fairway Wood w/ Harrison Mugen Black 70x Irons: Adams Idea Pro Black CB1 Irons w/ Project X 6.0 Flighted Steel Shafts (3-PW) Wedges: Yururi Raw Gekku w/ Project X 6.0 Flighted Steel Shafts (53, 57, & 61) Putter: Never Compromise Gambler Straight Ball: Srixon Z-Star/Z-Star XV Tour Yellow GPS: Garmin Approach G6 Shoes: True Linkswear


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