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Diamonds in the Rough Edwin Watts golf offers some superb products that you definitely don't want to overlook. If they didn't get there deserved share of media fanfare when first coming to the market, then now is your chance to prosper. They're great pieces of equipment that can really boost your game and lower your score. And regardless of if they've been out in the market for a while of brand new to it, our Watts Experts have tested them out in the field and found them to be more than worthwhile. So here are some Diamonds In The Rough that will keep you out of the rough. We've found these gems to be terrific values for your game. We highly suggest you give them strong consideration.
Adams Speedline F11 Driver
Adams Golf started the aerodynamic revolution in golf several years ago with the original Speedline driver. The innovative shaping and refinement of the clubhead gave golfers a driver they could swing faster for more distance. This new technology platform gained numerous accolades (including the Golf Digest Hot List Gold Medal) and vaulted praise from aerodynamicists, engineering labs and golfers of all abilities and swing speeds. Three years later, the new Speedline F11 driver has even better aerodynamic qualities than previous models and more forgiveness than any aerodynamic driver that’s come along. The new patent-pending Velocity Slot Technology that’s visible on the crown and sole keeps the airflow attached throughout the swing which reduces the amount of drag while increasing the speed of the swing. A higher swing speed translates into a higher ball speed which then results in more distance. With this new Velocity Slot Technology, Adams Golf engineers were able to create a large footprint driver that is not only aerodynamic but also very forgiving and easy to hit. The distance of aerodynamics meets easy-to-hit. It truly is the best of both worlds.
