CLUB
Adams Idea a3 Hybrid
CLUB SPECS
$149, graphite; adamsgolf.com
WE TESTED
2 (16°), 3 (19°), 4 (22°), 5 (25°) and 6 (29°) in Grafalloy ProLaunch Red Series HY graphite shaft
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COMPANY LINE
"Our new boxer technology delivers category-leading MOI of 3,350. This results in easy-to-hit shots that are more forgiving, straighter and longer. Its cambered sole cuts through turf. Milled face grooves offer more consistency and performance."
OUR TEST PANEL SAYS...
Pros: Wide face and sweet spot mask misses; feels and looks like a driving iron; it's tough to miss with one this forgiving, with surprising carry on thin shots; nearly impossible to hit it left; boxy head sets up easily behind ball.
Cons: Head can get caught up in thick rough; squarish look can be a turnoff; muted, cushioned feel on good shots is too bland; difficult to work left or right; adequate distance, but not a cannon.
"The head correctness makes it hard not to hit the ball straight." Chris Klamkin (2)
Adams Idea a3 Hybrid
CLUB SPECS
$149, graphite; adamsgolf.com
WE TESTED
2 (16°), 3 (19°), 4 (22°), 5 (25°) and 6 (29°) in Grafalloy ProLaunch Red Series HY graphite shaft
• Tell us what you think and see what other GOLF.com readers said about this club.
COMPANY LINE
"Our new boxer technology delivers category-leading MOI of 3,350. This results in easy-to-hit shots that are more forgiving, straighter and longer. Its cambered sole cuts through turf. Milled face grooves offer more consistency and performance."
OUR TEST PANEL SAYS...
Pros: Wide face and sweet spot mask misses; feels and looks like a driving iron; it's tough to miss with one this forgiving, with surprising carry on thin shots; nearly impossible to hit it left; boxy head sets up easily behind ball.
Cons: Head can get caught up in thick rough; squarish look can be a turnoff; muted, cushioned feel on good shots is too bland; difficult to work left or right; adequate distance, but not a cannon.
"The head correctness makes it hard not to hit the ball straight." Chris Klamkin (2)
Credit: Schecter Lee
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