The Adams Tight Lies are solid clubs that are easy to hit and produce consistent results. I think you may find that you even have to back off and slow your golf swing down just a bit.

The Adams Tight Lies do their best work when your golf swing is more effortless and under control.

The Tight Lies are designed to get the ball up in the air and that they do.

In fact, you may find that you actually have to tee the ball lower than you are used to doing. There have been varying comments on the aesthetics of the clubs themselves with some liking the look of the clubs and some not.

How they look at set up is personal preference. I didn?t mind at all how the Adams Tight Lies appeared visually to me. But, how clubs look and feel to you as you set up over your golf shot has a lot to do with the confidence you have in the shot you are about to execute, so you would have to be the judge there.

The downside of the Adams Tight Lies golf clubs is really a result of their upside which is the ability to easily get the ball airborne. If you?ve got a bit of a fluffy lie in the rough then the fact that the Tight Lies thrive on getting the ball up quickly and easily may work to the detriment of this particular golf shot.

All in all, I liked the look and feel of the Adams Tight Lies. Again, the look and feel part is a personal level.

The clubs hit easily and as I mentioned earlier in the article you may have to feel as though you have to scale back your swing a bit in terms of speed, but the clubs are definitely worth a look and an evaluation period.

The other many reviews I have read would seem to indicate that the majority of those who play the Adams Tight Lies give them good reviews and I can definitely understand why. So, I would suggest you take them out for a test drive and see what you think.

 Play Good Golf!

Jeff O'Brien