Adams Redline RPM driver: Anyone?

[LottaBalata]

I know these are basically brand new. Just curious if anyone has demo'd one yet. If you haven't seen them, they're much like the R5/R7 T.Mades. Out of all the drivers/woods I've had in the bag over the last 5 years, Adams seems to be my straightest clubs. I hoping to find one either at a local pro shop or at Dick's S.Goods. I'll let you all know what I think if I find one to demo.

 

[bdcrowe]

The Adams RPM Redline in itself is not like the R7. The newest in the line is. My neighbor has the RPM Redline carbon composite, and it is an EXCELLENT driver. It is long an straight (if you can handle the 46' shaft). I have no question that the newest one should be just as good.

 

[LottaBalata]

The Adams RPM Redline in itself is not like the R7. The newest in the line is. My neighbor has the RPM Redline carbon composite, and it is an EXCELLENT driver. It is long an straight (if you can handle the 46' shaft). I have no question that the newest one should be just as good.

I see. . .I haven't really followed the Adams line of clubs much over the last couple years. I have just noticed Other Redline models--no weights obviously. I checked them out on ebay.

These specifically are the ones I speak of
http://www.adamsgolf.com/dr_rpm460d.htm

I hope I can locate one locally. I have a feeling I've not demo'd the right clubs for me yet.

 

[Playdead]

I have the regular Redline RPM 10* neutral driver without the adjustable weights. After I had the shaft cut down to 44.5 I could hit it more consistantly. Darn thing sounds like a homerun at a men's softball game, had me laughing the first few times I hit it. I like it though, better than my old Warbird driver. I picked my Redline RPM up on ebay new for $100.