The IDEA Pro Black CB1 Irons will be available April 1, 2010. The sole grinds are supposedly really nice. We will update with more information as it becomes available.

[pics via golfwrx.com]

Adams is quickly becoming one of our favorite companies. The way they keep pounding out prototypes is unbelievable. It’s not like TaylorMade who produces a ton of crappy clubs constantly, and a few good ones once in a while. TaylorMade’s clubs also seem to be aimed at high handicappers, mid handicappers, and a few low handicappers. Adams seems to really be going after the low-mid handicappers, and it’s giving the company a lot of fresh new attention.

Check out the 9031 DF Proto in Pro Black spy pic. It’s pretty sweet lookin.

No word on any release dates or prices yet. But we will let you know as soon as we hear anything.

Prototype Pro Black & Prototype Comparison Spy Pics

9031 DF Prototype Hybrid Spy Pics

Adams Golf recently announced that the new Speedline 9032LS Driver and the 9032Ti Hybrid-Fairway Woods would be shipping to golf stores July 1st; however,  we at SpyGolfer.com have been a bit pessimistic about the release. The clubs look pretty cool and will most likely perform well, but the guarantees about substantial distance increases due to decreasing the drag of the club head, seem a bit far fetched. How could a decrease in drag on a club head be enough to cause a significant enough increase in club head speed to promote more distance? It reminds me of how Padraig Harrington claimed to have added 10 yards of distance to his tee shots, just by wearing the Hi-Tech Super Tour golf shoes. Sounds fishy to say the least. But I hope that im just being overly cynical. 10 more yards of extra distance with an Adams driver/fairway wood-hybrid would be sick. See below for more technical information, spy pics, and prices.

Introducing the second generation Speedline 9032LS Driver. Designed with breakthrough aerodynamic technology for faster club head speed and more distance.

As in the original Speedline series, the patent-pending aerodynamic shaping of the next-generation Speedline 9032LS driver creates less drag and airflow turbulence, resulting in an impressive three to four M.P.H. faster club head speed and three to nine yards more distance. Design improvements to the 9032LS include a 17.3 percent larger face area for more forgiveness and heel and toe scoops that are one and a half times bigger than the original Speedline driver for better airflow attachment. The new features optimize launch conditions with 10 percent lower spin off the club face, thereby generating even more distance. Coinciding with the launch of the 9032LS driver, the new Aldila VooDoo NV graphite shafts with Score Technology will make their first appearance in the retail market with the Adams Golf Speedline 9032 series.

Both the driver and the hybrid-fairway wood feature for the first time on the market the high performance Aldila VooDoo NV graphite shafts with Score Technology. The suggested retail price for the Speedline 9032LS Drivers is $469.99.

The exceptional design features of the Speedline 9032Ti hybrid-fairway woods have resulted in the longest-hitting fairway wood ever developed by Adams Golf. These new woods have a center of gravity that is 22 percent lower, a crown that is 25 percent thinner and a titanium body that is 40 percent lighter than conventional fairway woods. This advanced weighting system is highlighted by two 40 gram tungsten sole inserts and a weight port that makes the Speedline 9032Ti extremely long off the tee and easy-to-hit from the fairway. In addition, these fairway woods are designed with an extremely high CT face to deliver the fastest ball speed of any fairway wood designed by Adams Golf. The unparalleled technology of the Speedline 9032Ti woods is so advanced that they come with a guarantee of an additional ten yards over conventional fairway woods for every golfer.

The suggested retail price for the Speedline 9032Ti Fairway Woods is $379.99.

Adams Speedline 9032Ti Fairway Wood Spy Pics

The Adams Prototype 9031sf and 9031df hybrids are currently being played on tour. They are smaller than the Idea Pro’s with more of a “boxier” face. They are also more ”workable” than the other hybrids and produce a much lower ball flight. No info on their release date yet, but as always, we will keep you posted.

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The Adams Idea Pro Black Muscle Back Irons are one of this years most highly anticipated releases. They are due out May 1, and have had nothing but amazing reviews from the few people lucky enough to have gotten their hands on them.

These irons are very similar to the ones that Aaron Baddeley plays; however, we’ve heard mixed rumors on whether or not the they will sport the same weight port and composition. Aaron’s are made of stainless steel and the public release will most likely be forged from Carbon Steel.

We will keep you updated with more information as it arrives.

Here are some of the clubs’ features:

• Traditional forged muscle back blade with weight port for swing weight and feel adjustment.
• Minimal Constant Offset with a higher CG provides ball flight control and enhanced shot making. Low penetrating ball flight & maximum workability.
• Tour Cambered sole grind: promotes a solid feel and prevents digging.
• CNC – milled grooves for consistent spin and control.
• Black PVD finish reduces glare and provides a premium, tour appearance

(For more Adams Idea Pro Black spy pics click read more!)

The Adams Golf Speedline Driver not only claims to give you more distance, but tells you exactly how they plan to do it. Adams says that the driver will increase your club head speed anywhere from 2.5-4.2 MPH by producing less drag, and ultimately giving you 3-9 yards of extra distance.

They are very confident that their new Speedline Driver will add distance to your game. Now until April 30 you can go to any Adams Golf retailer participating in the Speedline Challenge and compare your swing speed to all of the other leading drivers. If you decide to purchase one they will give you an extra 20% off your trade in. Here are some spy pics of the Adams Speedline Driver. We think it looks pretty cool and is definitely an option if it produces the added distance for your swing.