
Adams Idea Black Super Hybrid
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G.Review
, Jan 17 2011 09:49 PM
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#3
Posted 28 March 2011 - 11:09 PM
I got the 19* to serve as my bridge between my 3w (15*, 250 yds) and 4 iron (24*, 215)...only one issue...it was too long!
This is the 5 wood for the new generation. I was putting this out there around 235 landing it reallllllly soft with a nice ball flight that reminded me more of a 6 iron's than a 19* hybrid's. The stock shaft is the Aldila SNV8 which is a perfect match, at a 115 driver ss it had no issue keeping up with my swing. The club has some offset which is hardly noticable and doesn't look as hooky as some of the more GI hybrids that Adams produces.
Overall 9/10 as a 5 wood/long hybrid combo which I think is what Adams meant when they named this thing a Super Hybrid. Now time to find a 21* hybrid!
This is the 5 wood for the new generation. I was putting this out there around 235 landing it reallllllly soft with a nice ball flight that reminded me more of a 6 iron's than a 19* hybrid's. The stock shaft is the Aldila SNV8 which is a perfect match, at a 115 driver ss it had no issue keeping up with my swing. The club has some offset which is hardly noticable and doesn't look as hooky as some of the more GI hybrids that Adams produces.
Overall 9/10 as a 5 wood/long hybrid combo which I think is what Adams meant when they named this thing a Super Hybrid. Now time to find a 21* hybrid!
#4
Posted 24 April 2011 - 08:30 PM
I am not one to do reviews, but after playing this club one round, I am amazed! Easy to hit off the tee, easier to hit off the fairway. I have the 15* and played it with a UST Attas 100s (will be switching to an Oban Devotion 85 after it is built). This club should be put in the fairway wood section. I had no problems hitting a fade or draw off the tee, and off the fairway it was nothing but straight. And I stuck it to 4 feet from 245 for eagle and made the putt. It gets such good elevation and such good stopping power. It may not be as long or as hot as some fairways, but it is perfect to aim, point, and shoot at pins. Everybody should give it a try!
#6
Posted 09 June 2011 - 09:08 PM
+1
I am going pull my 19* SH and 23* A7 both with Altus stiff for a 20* A12 w/ RIP'ed stiff
Anyone know if you can have these bent .5-1* flat?.... All Adams hybrids seem so upright to me...
I am going pull my 19* SH and 23* A7 both with Altus stiff for a 20* A12 w/ RIP'ed stiff
Anyone know if you can have these bent .5-1* flat?.... All Adams hybrids seem so upright to me...
feedlotdoc, on 24 April 2011 - 08:36 PM, said:
I had an initial love affair with mine, lots of passion. Then one morning I woke with what I thought was the same club and it was actually a hooker. Left, left & more left. It is very long off the tee, and easy off the deck but it just loves to go left.
#7
Posted 18 July 2011 - 03:50 PM
Got the 21 degree with the voodoo shaft stiff. It is easy to hit. Off the deck, light rough, first cut, it is money. Off the tee it is fine as well, but it is an un-reformed Communist!
It goes left, there is no getting around it. When you want to hit it with a fade, it goes left, when you want to hit it straight it goes more left and when you want to hit it left, tell the guys on the next fairway to watch out!
Make a couple of small adjustments. Don't change your grip, you will screw yourself up. Play the ball more towards the middle of your stance and point the toe a little towards One o'clock. That seemed to straighten it out a little. Ball flight was with a hook start, straighten out and a little fade finish. But trust it completely, certainly not! Since my natural shot is a fade, I use it when I want to hit a hard boring draw. I don't have to think about it. That's what it does!
It does put some spank on the ball and it is easy to hit--Left!
It goes left, there is no getting around it. When you want to hit it with a fade, it goes left, when you want to hit it straight it goes more left and when you want to hit it left, tell the guys on the next fairway to watch out!
Make a couple of small adjustments. Don't change your grip, you will screw yourself up. Play the ball more towards the middle of your stance and point the toe a little towards One o'clock. That seemed to straighten it out a little. Ball flight was with a hook start, straighten out and a little fade finish. But trust it completely, certainly not! Since my natural shot is a fade, I use it when I want to hit a hard boring draw. I don't have to think about it. That's what it does!
It does put some spank on the ball and it is easy to hit--Left!
#8
Posted 22 July 2011 - 07:28 PM
I took a few swings with this club in the simulator and really liked it. Been toying with the idea of getting the 17* model to replace my broken 5-wood, and I think this will do the trick. Put it up against a Superfast 2.0 5wd in the simulator and this fell just a couple yards shorter with a much nicer ball flight. Really liked the feel of it.
#9
Posted 02 August 2011 - 01:49 PM
Hmm - looks like this club may not be the answer to my problem. I currently use G15 hybrids which appear to have a lot more offset than the Adams. However, having worked hard on my game and improved my release I now find that I hook them off the tee. Anyone got any suggestions about a possible replacement? I am 53 years old and off a 17 handicap. Normally off such a high handicap the Ping G15 would be a logical choice but I can't keep it straight. I don;t hook my fairway woods and irons nearly as much.
#11
Posted 08 June 2012 - 06:57 PM
I am in love with my 17* SH. It is super easy to work off the tee and super easy to elevate off the deck. I have never been able to hit hybrids but this is now my favorite club. It really has the length of a 5 wood with the stopping power of a 7 iron. I have hit everything new and old and no fairway wood or hybrid comes close to this!!!!
#13
Posted 06 July 2012 - 11:33 AM
Love my 19*. Have the Ozik Altus in mine. Nice ball flight. Can hit it high and low.
Experimenting with replacing it with a 17* SH. The newer version with the velocity slot. So far not liking it at all. Ball flight went from nice draw to high push fade.
Will try it again at range this weekend and if not better the 17* is going up for sale.
Experimenting with replacing it with a 17* SH. The newer version with the velocity slot. So far not liking it at all. Ball flight went from nice draw to high push fade.
Will try it again at range this weekend and if not better the 17* is going up for sale.











