Hybrid Golf Clubs Guide

Adams Golf boasts more professional golfers using their hybrid golf clubs than any other brand. Because of this, amateurs have gravitated to these clubs as they try to capture the swing of their favorite professional. Unfortunately most will never live that dream, but these hybrid golf clubs will definitely help you lower your score so if nothing else you will have weekend bragging rights at your club!

Adams Golf A30S Hybrids

The A30S is the upgrade to Adams  popular A20S hybrids. The goal is to give the golfer the easiest-to-hit set of hybrids available anywhere. The A30S utilizes Boxer technology, which is Adams breakthrough in the shaping and performance of the hybrid club head. The result is a longer and straighter ball flight.

The A30S is touted to offer a previously unseen mix of forgiveness as well as performance. This all stems from the moment of inertia, or MOI. Adams says the A30S has an MOI which is 70% greater than any other hybrid club in its class. As a result of the Boxer technology, the A30S has a boxy look to the club head. This moves the weight out to the perimeter and rear of the club head and that is what increases the MOI. The result is greater forgiveness, and increased ball speed which results in greater distance.

The A30S is available in both right and left handed orientation, 4 choices in shaft material along with 3 choices in shaft flex. The club is available in 5 different lofts.

Adams Idea Pro Black Hybrid

The Idea Pro Black Hybrid is the fastest growing hybrid among touring professionals. As the newest member of the Idea family of hybrid clubs brought to you by Adams, there are over 300 professionals using the club on the PGA, Nationwide, and Champions tours.

The Idea Pro black is available in two different shaft choices, 2 shaft flexes, and 5 different lofts. As of now, this club is only available for right handed golfers.