Adams Speedline Fast 12

Has anyone tried the Adams Speedline Fast 12? Would appreciate your thoughts on this especially if you've played the 9064LS before. A comparison between the 2 would be appreciated

Thanks,
TS

Just buy lah...

pocketace wrote:

Just buy lah...

ya lor..as if the backside needs any justification

PS: Tourswing plays the fast12. He loves it.

Sud go ask Eiji.

He is the Adams inside-man.

I have the LS version... Too difficult for me to use.
It's super low spin.

TS I recommend the newer speed line tech driver. RAVE REVIEWS.


BTW Adams CMB is sweeeeeeeeeet


But that's just the adams slut in me talking

You mean the 9088?

9088 is like 2 years old.....


GET WITH THE TIMES LA...dinosaur leh....to think you S3 user like me.

http://www.mygolfspy.com/spy-pics-2012-adams-speedline-tech-driver/


http://www.golfwrx.com/29034/in-hand-spy-pics-adams-golf-speedline-tech-driver/

Oooh. Sorry, I've actually stopped buying drivers for a while. So this is news to me

Nice photos!

btw kidding hor about the getting with the times hor.

But yeah consider the SLT...i would had bought but i made a promise to myself to be faithful to razr fit for at least 1 year......so ummm..

resisting the temptation....and also because i just bought new irons and contemplating SCOR wedges....haiz....

eiji wrote:

btw kidding hor about the getting with the times hor.

But yeah consider the SLT...i would had bought but i made a promise to myself to be faithful to razr fit for at least 1 year......so ummm..

resisting the temptation....and also because i just bought new irons and contemplating SCOR wedges....haiz....

No, you're right. I've been out of touch. Too busy with work to keep up with things.

The SLT is really nice looking but it costs about US$250 on the low end but I'm tempted!

Wait till after christmas or after 913 driver is announced, there will be a lot out in the market.

pushslice wrote:

pocketace wrote:

Just buy lah...

ya lor..as if the backside needs any justification

PS: Tourswing plays the fast12. He loves it.

Yup, I have the Fast12LS and love it!

My 910D2 was great and still miss it a bit ... traditional look, and a more cultured feel ... seemed I could feel the ball compressing against the clubface at impact. A bit too much spin though, resulting in distance loss into the wind

Enter Fast12LS ... nothing traditional in terms of looks ... ball canons off the face at impact, almost like a trampoline effect ... and comes into its own in adverse wind conditions ... its like having a tour issue driver at a retail price! Comes with an aftermarket fubuki alpha or a matrix 6m3 shaft.

Bottom line: I would recommend the Fast12LS to anyone and everyone who has a high swing speed and struggles with excessive spin

Thanks, TourSwing! Great feedback. I struggle with excessive spin so a driver which helps to cut those wayward shots down would be nice

High spin or side spin? If both, shorthitter & Tendy has the right driver for you...

Technospaz wrote:

Thanks, TourSwing! Great feedback. I struggle with excessive spin so a driver which helps to cut those wayward shots down would be nice

Bro why dont u give the PlayOff Shaft a go? by Bob's Golf fitted by Louis ..
Has definitely cut down sprayed shots for many and given very tight dispersion to most .. almost straight down the line

Technospaz wrote:

Thanks, TourSwing! Great feedback. I struggle with excessive spin so a driver which helps to cut those wayward shots down would be nice

think Tourswing meant he struggles with ballooning drives due to high spin rate

"sidespin" is just backspin at a tilt or an axis...ball can not back spin and side spin at the same time.

so spin axis is determined by difference between face angle at impact and our club path (swing path).

but can an LS driver help reduce how much we slice and hook? I dun know.

watermyforrest wrote:

High spin or side spin? If both, shorthitter & Tendy has the right driver for you...

Side spin. I'm playing much better with my 9064LS now but as always, the itch beckons.

pushslice wrote:

Technospaz wrote:

Thanks, TourSwing! Great feedback. I struggle with excessive spin so a driver which helps to cut those wayward shots down would be nice

think Tourswing meant he struggles with ballooning drives due to high spin rate

"sidespin" is just backspin at a tilt or an axis...ball can not back spin and side spin at the same time.

so spin axis is determined by difference between face angle at impact and our club path (swing path).

but can an LS driver help reduce how much we slice and hook? I dun know.

That's a good point. Perhaps the best thing to do is to go back and play golf on my PS3 instead. Always straight there.

Technospaz wrote:

pushslice wrote:

Technospaz wrote:

Thanks, TourSwing! Great feedback. I struggle with excessive spin so a driver which helps to cut those wayward shots down would be nice

think Tourswing meant he struggles with ballooning drives due to high spin rate

"sidespin" is just backspin at a tilt or an axis...ball can not back spin and side spin at the same time.

so spin axis is determined by difference between face angle at impact and our club path (swing path).

but can an LS driver help reduce how much we slice and hook? I dun know.

That's a good point. Perhaps the best thing to do is to go back and play golf on my PS3 instead. Always straight there.

or like DWK. Just embrace the curve and tell ourselves, I 'm gonna shape this shot like Seve and Bubba

spend money on seeing a coach.

Oh and you got no excuse...Justin is over at Laguna now.

pushslice wrote:

Technospaz wrote:

Thanks, TourSwing! Great feedback. I struggle with excessive spin so a driver which helps to cut those wayward shots down would be nice

think Tourswing meant he struggles with ballooning drives due to high spin rate

"sidespin" is just backspin at a tilt or an axis...ball can not back spin and side spin at the same time.

so spin axis is determined by difference between face angle at impact and our club path (swing path).

but can an LS driver help reduce how much we slice and hook? I dun know.

PS, general consensus continues to be that a higher spinning driver is more accurate than a lower spinning one. The higher spinning driver (despite the increased spin) keeps the axis tilt more vertical compared to the alternative.

As for me, I prefer the outcome of my shot to be in my own hands ... and dont mind being penalized for a bad swing. However, if external factors like the wind influence the outcome, that pisses me off!

A lower spinning, more penetrating, ball flight works for me!

TourSwing wrote:

PS, general consensus continues to be that a higher spinning driver is more accurate than a lower spinning one. The higher spinning driver (despite the increased spin) keeps the axis tilt more vertical compared to the alternative.

makes sense. to further illustrate

It's harder to hook or slice using a sand wedge

It's easier to hook or slice with a driver

I used to have an Adams 9064 LS and I slice and hook with that driver a lot! Suppose I stay with hack friendly drivers

pushslice wrote:

It's harder to hook or slice using a sand wedge

Truth but easy to shank though me off topic sorry

Slicer51 wrote:

pushslice wrote:

It's harder to hook or slice using a sand wedge

Truth but easy to shank though me off topic sorry

Pak Slicer, maybe you like to hump goats with a wedge ah