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HANDICAP: Mid (10-19)
The Adams Insight BUL fairway wood uses “power-brazed” technology. In technical terms, that means a titanium face and crown are fused onto a stainless-steel body; on the course, that translates into a player’s ability to be very brazen with this club. Our mid-handicap testers appreciate the club’s forgiveness and spring-like effect, which launches the ball high and produces good carry distance.

“I love the way the ball jumps off the face,” says a 15. “It just seems to go and go. At address, the head has an unusually round shape that’s a little jarring at first, but the inverted profile reminds me of one of my favorite clubs, Adams’ own Tight Lies.”
Adams Insight BUL:
Bottom Line: BUL market
Retail Price: $250 (Strong 3 also available)
Contact: adamsgolf.com, 800-622-0609
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