Adams Speedline F11 Woods- Adams Speedline F11 woods are some of the newest Adams golf clubs. In this Adams Speedline F11 woods, Best Golf Equipment Reviews is going to talk about the Adams Speedline driver and Adams Speedline fairway wood.

When looking for information on the Adams Speedline F11 woods it can be found in two different sections of their website: the part devoted to drivers and the section devoted to fairway woods. This is one of the newest additions to the AdamsGolf Speedline models and is reviewed in this article.

No longer made of wood but still known by that name (as distinct from irons), woods are distance clubs, longer and more powerful than the other club types. AdamsGolf separates its Speedline F11 woods into fairway woods, for which it offers three styles, and drivers, for which it offers two models.

The Speedline F11 driver is engineered for aerodynamics using Velocity Slot Technology to reduce drag and claims to give faster clubhead speed resulting in drives of up to 12 more yards. Its large footprint and expanded hitting area makes for confident use. The Speedline F11 driver is available as a ‘Driver’ and a ‘Draw Driver.’ All models have a lie of 58 inches, a length of 45.875 inches, a volume of 460cc and a swing weight of D3. The Draw Driver and the Driver with the largest and smallest loft (8.5 and 12.5 inches) are only available in a right-handed model: the 9.5-inch and 10.5-inch loft models are available for either hand.

Thre is a choice of shafts in each case: either Aldila VooDoo or Matrix XCON can be used. The grip is Adams Velvet. A variety of flexes are available, with more choices in the ‘Driver’ model.

The Velocity Slot Technology combines is also responsible for distance increases (5 to 12 yard) for golfers using the Speedline F11 Fairway Wood. The three models–Fairway Wood, Draw, and Titanium—each have at least one model that has both right- and left-handed options. Each has three different lofts, with the greatest loft having a slightly shorter club and a slightly longer lie in each case. The Fairway Wood and the Titanium model have lofts of 13.5, 15, and 18 inches. The Draw is available in 15, 18, and 20 inches. The swing weight of all models is D2, and the same shafts and grip, as well as a choice of flex, is available for each model.

In researching this article, it was discovered that the depth of the AdamsGolf website is not available with the Firefox browser on either PCs or Macs: on the Mac, the website simply does not load at all. Using Google chrome, the site loads, but only the product overviews (i.e., not the technology information or the specs) are available. It is also verified that secondary material is visible when using Internet Explorer on PCs and Safari on Mac, so these browsers are recommended for best results.

While the internet is very helpful, the best way to get information on Adams golf clubs is to head to your local driving range or golf equipment store. This way you can physically touch the Adams golf clubs and even test them out. What may look good on the Adams golf site, may not look that good when you are standing over it. That being said, Best Golf Equipment Reviews is pretty confident that you are going to love the Adams Speedline golf clubs.

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