Adams Redline RPM 430Q Driver

Adams Golf has filled out its Redline RPM line of woods with its new Redline RPM 430Q, a premium 430cc titanium driver that features adjustable weights and composite technology.

Redline RPM 430QThe Redline RPM 430Q, like the other Redline RPM woods, has state-of-the-art RePositioned Mass™ technology and xFace™ engineering. The result is a traditional shape that's been designed to enhance both its appearance and performance. The latter is achieved because its large 430cc size provides forgiveness and the adjustable weights offer customized launch conditions.

RePositioned Mass™ technology in the RPM 430Q provides 44 grams of discretionary weight. This weight is relocated to deliver increased ball speed and improved launch conditions and spin rates. Fifty-five percent of the mass (two 10-gram screws and two 2-gram screws) is adjustable through four weight ports, which can be positioned to six different configurations. This customization allows golfers to optimize trajectory and ball curvature. XFace engineering expands the COR zone across the face for greater ball speed on both center and off-center hits.

"The 430Q completes the Redline RPM wood family," says Chip Brewer, CEO of Adams Golf. "It's the first driver to combine three of golf's latest technologies: composite crowns, oversized driver heads, and movable weights. The result is a bigger, hotter and more forgiving adjustable-weight driver."

Appearing with a suggested retail price of $449.99, the Redline RPM 430Q became available in golf shops in late February in the following configurations:

a. 8.5º, 9.5º right hand. 10.5º right and left hand
b. Multiple shaft options available, featuring among, others Fujikura, Aldila- NV or NVS and Grafalloy- Pro Launch, all 65 grams.
c. Flex options: XS, S, R & A
e. Golf Pride Tour Velvet Grip
f. Torque wrench and trajectory control guide

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