Help with all the different Adams Hybrids

[Bellamy803]

Ive spent some time looking for a write up on all the hybrids adams golf has out for 2013. Can anyone explain the differences in the 5 different models they offer.

I don't even know where to start?!?!!??!?!

Thanks!

[Bellamy803]

You would think they would have a page with them all side by side with extensive descriptions under them to explain the core difference from the other hybrids.

Material, Length, head size etc. Which golfers usually select which hybrid based off of skill level?!?!?

[Wheels309]

You can try looking here: http://hotlist.golfdigest.com/d/a/Hybrid

not sure if the link will be set to only Adams Hybrids, if not then you can select that on the side. It might not be exactly what you're looking for but might start you in the right direction.

[Bellamy803]

Originally Posted by Wheels309

You can try looking here: http://hotlist.golfdigest.com/d/a/Hybrid

not sure if the link will be set to only Adams Hybrids, if not then you can select that on the side. It might not be exactly what you're looking for but might start you in the right direction.

THANKS!!!!

[LuciusWooding]

Super S: The most forgiving line of stand alone hybrids, hits the ball the highest, has a light and flexible shaft and higher lofts available.

Super LS: More of a player's hybrid, hotter and more expensive. A decent fairway wood replacement.

DHY: Basically a long iron on steroids, used for driving irons. I believe it has a fade bias as well.

Super 9031: A player's hybrid that's very low spin and hot, also has a tiny head for those that prefer an iron's look. Fade biased, low launching, and has a heavier shaft.

[Bellamy803]

Originally Posted by LuciusWooding

Super S: The most forgiving line of stand alone hybrids, hits the ball the highest, has a light and flexible shaft and higher lofts available.

Super LS: More of a player's hybrid, hotter and more expensive. A decent fairway wood replacement.

DHY: Basically a long iron on steroids, used for driving irons. I believe it has a fade bias as well.

Super 9031: A player's hybrid that's very low spin and hot, also has a tiny head for those that prefer an iron's look. Fade biased, low launching, and has a heavier shaft.

Very well explained and the exact information I was looking for....

Fairway woods are my weakness and my long irons follow close behind. So I am looking to get a set of hybrids and see if I can tighten up a bit. Looking more and more like I will be picking up a couple Super S hybrids soon.