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Adam Shafts
Golf Practice Isn’t Important If…
Golf practice can only help your game if your body can do what you ask of it on the range. Does that make sense? How often have you taken time out of your day to go to the range for golf practice only to leave more frustrated than when you did when you first got there?
Now come on…be honest! Every amateur golfer has experienced this more times than we can count.
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Ladies Left Handed Adams Idea A3OS Boxer 5 Hybrid with Grafalloy Shaft in Ladies Flex |
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This hybrid features Boxer Technology that creates a high MOI for more forgiveness and a straighter, longer ball flight by pulling the weight deep and low in the head. Its category leading MOI of 3350 (30% to 70% higher MOI than the leading hybrids) results in easy to hit shots that are more forgiving, straighter and longer... |
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Adams DIXX Putters |
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Adams DIXX BLU Digital Instruction Putters feature: Analyzes and tracks 3 key factors of a successful putter swing: Path, Impact Position, and Face Angle After every putt, the screen will indicate if all 3 of the putting stroke standards were met with "NICE PUTT" or it will show which of the 3 standards were not met with a series of green (yes) and red (no) dots With a twist of the wrist, user can click through different screens for instant information that can quickly be analyzed Putter can capture data from every swing that can be analyzed later in increments of 10 putts and 30 putts All information can be collected into usable data (personal statistics) that can be analyzed to correct bad putting habits My Swing Path -Shows the pattern (line of the takeaway and follow-through) of 10 putter swings My Face Angle -Displays the different angles (Closed, Square and Open) hit at impact My Impact Position -Displays the number of impact hits at the Toe, Sweet Spot and Heel Motion Sensor Wave indicates vibration caused by a tight grip User can select straight-line putting or arc path as well as Pro Mode or Standard Mode depending on his/her skill level Face-balance |
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Adams Mens Tight Lies Woods/Irons SetReviewsI have owned my adams 2008 tight lies for a month now and they are great my game has improved a lot. They are comfortable to use and are well made. I would highly recommend them. I recently bought this set and I am really disappointed: The first time I used the driver at the driving range, the head broke apart from the shaft. I could repair the club but it was not a pleasant situation. Once it was repaired the club gives very good distance and feels very good of the tee. On the other hand, the irons are manufactured with bad quality. The perform well, but the little decorative black plastic pieces that are at the end of the shaft near the head of the club have been moving because the glue that was seems to be not very good. The fairway woods are performing well, but I am scared that the can broke one of these days since they are very similar in materials (shaft and head as the driver). The best thing of course of the set is the price. Really low, but with this disappointing quality I rather pay a little more in order to avoid the repair shop. Average Rating: |
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Adams Mens Tight Lies Woods/Irons Set features: 12-piece set includes: Driver: 10.5° #3 Wood #5 Wood #4 Hybrid • #5 thru PW SW Putter Stand Bag Graphite/Steel shafts available in Uniflex (Regular) Available in left and right-hand |
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Adams Golf DIXX PuttersReviewsThe Adams Golf Dixx digital training putter is a versatile club. It can be used as a regular putter with an insert that comes with it. However, that would neither justify the cost nor capitalize on the technology that comes with the digital training module. Overall, I like the club as an aid to providing very specific feedback on how consistent and effective my putting stroke is. For each putt, the display will show where the ball and clubhead make contact (heel, center or toe), the angle of the clubface at impact (open, square or closed), the relative speed and direction of the backswing and follow-thru, and a few other useful data points. The club even more importantly will show your putting performance over a series of putts (10, 30 or 50 -- which you can select). I have been using the club for several months, averaging about 15 putts a day. During that time I have found 3 "glitches" that I cannot seem to correct but which have NOT interfered with my practice. Occasionally, the club does not register every putt. Also the method for advancing and selecting the various displays is "quirky" -- i.e., sometimes I can make my selection easily and at other times it requires some careful manipulation. The third "glitch" is that the extended use of the display (for example, practicing with the display ON for more than 50 minutes straight) drains the 2 AAA batteries significantly and disrupts the display -- I use Duracell Ultra batteries. I bought my DIXX new for $200 online. I could not justify to myself paying much more than $250 for it just because I had never been able to find it in any stores so I could evaluate it first-hand. Now that I've bought it and am using it regularly, I am convinced that it is worth more than what I paid for it. I recommend this digital putter to those who are serious about improving the consistency and accuracy of their putting stroke. It's not a "miracle" device, but it is an excellent improvement tool that can be used at home, on the practice green, in the office or a hotel room, or in conjunction with other putter aids, such as the Accelerator 3 Putting Trainer (which I have & use with this club). Average Rating: |
Why is this?
Because our body can’t perform a mechanically sound swing when it is physically weak and tight. Picture the last time you hit a bucket of balls. Out of the whole bucket, how many swings really felt good, and the ball did what you wanted it to do?
I’ll bet you can count them on less than one hand. Or maybe I’m being harsh, and you can count them on less than 2 hands.
Either way, this is a common occurrence during a golf practice session.
Don’t get me wrong…golf practice is critical in improving your golf swing and overall game…but you first need to work on the “machine”, to be able to make the most out of your time during your golf practice.
Let’s look at the positive side!
You take my advice and start improving your golf specific strength and flexibility. It doesn’t take 2 hours a day in a gym to accomplish this. All of my programs, dvds and books incorporate affordable equipment that can be done in your home or even office.
The result?
The next time you plan a golf practice…it goes fantastic! You’re hitting more balls the way you want to. You’re enjoying your golf practice not getting frustrated. You even buy a new range card because you’re on a new high from such an awesome golf practice session.
That’s called Total Golf Performance!
You’ll soon be dominating your foursome and they’ll all want to know your “secret”.
Take this approach to your golf improvement and get a maximum return from your golf practice.
