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Adams (brand)
Product typeGolf clubs
OwnerTaylorMade
Produced byTaylorMade
Introduced2012
MarketsSports equipment
Previous ownersAdidas, Private

Adams Golf, Inc. is an American sports equipment manufacturing company based in Plano, Texas, focused on the golf equipment market. The company produced golf equipment (more specifically clubs). In 2012 it was acquired by TaylorMade (owned by Adidas), becoming one of its brands.[1]

History

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In 1983, Barney Adams joined Dave Pelz Golf in Abilene, Texas. When Pelz's Preceptor Golf went bankrupt in 1988, Adams bought the assets and started Adams Golf. He moved the company to Dallas in 1991.

Adams Golf initially specialized in custom fitted golf clubs, initially becoming associated with Hank Haney setting up a club fitting and repair shop at the Hank Haney Golf Ranch.

Adams "Tight Lies" fairway wood became a commercial success as the result of television infomercial, with sportscaster Jack Whittaker as the host and narrator; Haney, then Tiger Woods' coach; Bill Rogers, The Open Champsionship winner and PGA Player of the Year in 1981; and LPGA Hall of Famer Carol Mann, as spokespersons.

In 1998, Adams Golf went public on Wall Street, with an initial public offering underwritten by Lehman Brothers. Barney Adams was selected as Manufacturing Entrepreneur of the Year by Ernst & Young in 1999.[3] Although semi-retired since 2000, Barney Adams retains the title Chairman of the Board until 2012.[4]

In 2012, Adams Golf was acquired by TaylorMade Golf (which was owned by Adidas by then) for USD 10.80 per share in cash (roughly 70 million). As a result, Adams was added to the corporation set of golf brands, such as Adidas Golf and TaylorMade–adidas Golf. TaylorMade assured that Adams' headquarters in Plano, Texas, would remain.[2] Nevertheless, by 2016 the Adams brand had lost market position, with some media considering it "an afterthought" at TaylorMade.[5]

In 2020, after a 5-year hiatus from releasing new models, Adams released their Tight Lies series, a one-off line of fairway woods and hybrids.[6]

In 2023, Adams Golf released a fully redesigned golf line. Including a full range of newly designed clubs and gear along with a full rebrand of logos, colors and marketing.

Sponsorships

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Adams Golf has maintained endorsement deals with many professional golfers playing on the leading tours, including Bernhard Langer, Brittany Lincicome, Yani Tseng and Tom Watson.

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Adams Golf is an American manufacturer of , specializing in clubs designed for mid- and high-handicap players, founded in 1987 by Barney Adams after he acquired the assets of the bankrupt Dave Pelz Golf company. Based in , the company initially focused on custom club fitting and repair before expanding into production. The company's breakthrough came in 1995 with the introduction of the Tight Lies fairway wood, featuring a low center of gravity and a unique sole design that minimized turf resistance, revolutionizing fairway woods for average golfers and driving significant growth. Adams Golf went public on in 1998, achieving $54 million in by 1999 with 243 employees, and expanded internationally, including establishing a in in 2000. It became renowned for pioneering hybrid clubs in the early , offering forgiving alternatives to long irons, as well as lines like the SC Series titanium drivers and Faldo Series wedges endorsed by professionals such as and Tom Watson. In 2012, Adams Golf was acquired by the adidas Group's -adidas Golf division for $70 million, integrating it into a larger portfolio that included and Ashworth. The adidas Group sold , Adams Golf, and Ashworth to in 2017 for $425 million, and in 2021, (including the Adams brand) was acquired by Investment Partners for $1.7 billion. As of November 2025, Adams Golf operates as a brand under , with recent relaunches of product lines like the IDEA series of drivers, fairways, hybrids, irons, and putters aimed at value-driven performance.

History

Founding and Early Development

Adams Golf was founded in 1987 by Barney Adams in Abilene, Texas, following his acquisition of assets from the bankrupt Dave Pelz Golf company that year. Prior to entering the golf industry, Adams had worked as a field engineer for Corning Glass from 1962 to 1969, after which he built expertise in turnaround management for various businesses, including golf-related ventures. In the late 1980s, after purchasing the remnants of the Abilene-based Dave Pelz operation, Adams began as a small custom club-fitting business in Texas, emphasizing personalized golf equipment to address individual player needs before relocating to Richardson, Texas, in 1991 and formalizing operations there. The company's early growth was propelled by the introduction of the Tight Lies fairway wood in 1995, which featured the innovative Tri-Sole design—a low-profile sole with three contact points that improved turf interaction and allowed for versatile play from tight lies, rough, or fairways. This breakthrough product addressed common challenges with traditional fairway woods, making it easier for mid-handicap golfers to achieve consistent shots without excessive digging or bouncing. Adams Golf's initial marketing strategy relied heavily on television infomercials, which effectively popularized the Tight Lies series by demonstrating its performance in real-world scenarios and appealing directly to everyday golfers. These campaigns, aired on channels like in the mid-1990s, drove significant sales growth, transforming the fledgling company from a niche fitter into a recognizable brand with annual revenues surging from approximately $1 million in 1995 to $3.5 million in 1996 and $36.7 million in 1997.

Expansion and Public Offering

Following the success of its Tight Lies fairway wood, Adams Golf experienced rapid sales growth in the late 1990s, with revenues surging to $3.5 million in 1996 and exploding to $36.7 million in 1997 after the launch of a national campaign that boosted demand. This momentum continued, propelling the company to peak annual revenues of $97 million by 2011, largely attributed to the enduring popularity of the Tight Lies line among mid-handicap golfers seeking improved performance from fairway woods. A pivotal milestone came in 1998 when Adams Golf went public through an (IPO) on the , selling six million shares at $16 each under the ADGF. The IPO, underwritten by as the lead manager, raised approximately $96 million and marked the company's entry into public markets, providing capital for expanded and efforts. To support its growing international presence, Adams Golf acquired the golf club distribution business of its exclusive distributor, Dimensions in Sport, in early 1999, enhancing direct control over European sales channels. The following year, the company formed Adams Japan, Inc. as a wholly owned to oversee operations in the Asian market, further solidifying its global distribution strategy. That same year, founder Barney Adams was honored with the Manufacturing Entrepreneur of the Year award, recognizing his leadership in scaling the innovative golf equipment brand. In 2000, Barney Adams transitioned into semi-retirement while retaining the role of Chairman until 2012, allowing him to focus on strategic oversight amid the company's expansion. Chip Brewer, who joined in 1998 to lead sales and marketing, assumed the position of CEO in 2002, guiding Adams Golf through a period of sustained growth and profitability in the competitive industry.

Acquisition and Modern Era

In 2012, TaylorMade-adidas Golf, a segment of the Adidas Group, acquired Adams Golf for approximately $70 million, purchasing all outstanding shares at $10.80 per share. The deal allowed Adams to operate as a distinct division within TaylorMade, retaining its headquarters in Plano, Texas, while leveraging the parent company's resources to expand its market reach. In 2017, the Adidas Group sold TaylorMade, Adams Golf, and Ashworth to KPS Capital Partners for $425 million. In 2021, TaylorMade (including the Adams brand) was acquired by Centroid Investment Partners for $1.7 billion. Following the acquisition, Adams Golf faced significant challenges, including a gradual erosion of its market position and diminished visibility by , as it was increasingly treated as an afterthought within TaylorMade's portfolio. Brand dilution occurred as Adams' unique identity faded under the larger entity's multi-brand strategy, compounded by a 2015 restructuring that consolidated operations from Plano to TaylorMade's global headquarters in . This period marked a five-year hiatus in major product releases, limiting and . In 2020, Adams Golf broke the silence with the release of its Tight Lies series, focusing on fairway woods and hybrids to revive core forgiveness technologies for mid-handicap players. By 2023, TaylorMade orchestrated a comprehensive redesign and relaunch of the Adams Golf equipment line, introducing drivers, woods, hybrids, irons, wedges, and putters under the IDEA and C-Groove banners, accompanied by updated logos and refreshed marketing. This revival adopted a direct-to-consumer model exclusively through adamsgolf.com, aiming to enhance accessibility for emerging golfers while honoring the brand's heritage of easy-to-hit clubs. As of November 2025, this DTC strategy continues to position Adams as a digitally native, aspirational option within TaylorMade's ecosystem, prioritizing simplicity and revival of its legacy in game-improvement equipment.

Products and Technology

Signature Product Lines

Adams Golf's signature product lines have evolved to cater to a range of golfers, from beginners seeking forgiveness to skilled players prioritizing precision, with a focus on innovative designs that enhance performance across various club types. The Tight Lies series originated in the mid-1990s with the release of its groundbreaking fairway wood in 1995, which featured the patented Tri-Sole design for improved turf interaction from various lies. Over time, the line expanded to include hybrids and drivers, such as the Tight Lies GT series in the early 2000s, broadening its appeal for versatile shot-making. In 2021, Adams revived the Tight Lies with updated fairway woods and hybrids incorporating modern materials like high-strength stainless steel faces, aimed at facilitating easier launch and greater forgiveness for mid-handicap players. The Idea series, introduced in the , targets mid-to-high handicappers through game-improvement irons and hybrids that emphasize and . Launched with models like the Idea a2 hybrids in , the series incorporates perimeter weighting to enhance stability on off-center hits, allowing less experienced golfers to achieve straighter and higher trajectories. This line has remained a cornerstone of Adams' portfolio, evolving to include blended sets that seamlessly transition from hybrids to irons for improved playability. For more advanced players, the Pro series debuted in the early 2000s with forged irons and wedges designed to deliver superior feel and control. Introduced around with the Idea Pro forged hybrid irons, these clubs feature soft construction and compact heads that provide precise feedback, appealing to low-handicap golfers who value workability over maximum forgiveness. Subsequent iterations, such as the Idea Pro A12 in 2011, refined this focus with thinner toplines and improved turf interaction for enhanced shot-shaping capabilities. In 2023, Adams Golf expanded to a comprehensive lineup, marking the brand's first full equipment set since its 2012 acquisition by , now including s and apparel accessories alongside traditional clubs. The C-Groove series, featuring models like the Mission and Prospect , was added to promote consistent roll and alignment, while apparel items such as hats, hoodies, and bags complemented the core golf equipment for a complete lifestyle offering. This approach revitalized the portfolio, providing golfers with an all-in-one solution from drivers to accessories. Custom fitting remains a hallmark across all Adams product lines, with options for personalized shafts, grips, and lofts to match individual swing profiles, a practice the company established as early as 1992. In the 2023 lineup, this extends to full sets available in right- or left-handed configurations with steel or graphite shafts in various flexes, ensuring tailored performance for diverse player needs.

Innovations in Club Design

Adams Golf played a pioneering role in the development of hybrid clubs during the early , introducing designs that combined the larger head and longer shaft of a fairway wood with the shorter length and iron-like control of a long iron, facilitating easier launches and greater versatility from challenging lies in the rough or fairway. These early hybrids addressed common difficulties with traditional long irons, offering improved turf interaction and ball flight consistency for mid-to-high handicap ers. A key innovation was the patented Tri-Sole technology, first applied in the Tight Lies fairway woods, featuring a low-profile, three-tiered sole that minimizes turf resistance by reducing the contact area with the ground, allowing the club to glide through grass more effectively and promote higher launch angles. This design philosophy enhanced shot-making from tight lies, with the sole's geometry enabling cleaner contact and reduced digging, which contributed to more consistent ball speeds and trajectories. In fairway woods and hybrids, Adams Golf emphasized low center of gravity (CG) placements to enhance and distance, positioning weight lower and deeper in the clubhead to optimize launch conditions and increase (MOI) for better stability on off-center strikes. This approach allowed for higher ball flights with reduced spin, extending carry distances while maintaining control, particularly beneficial for shots from the fairway or light rough. The Idea irons incorporated perimeter weighting, distributing mass toward the and to enlarge the effective sweet spot and mitigate distance loss on mishits, thereby improving overall forgiveness without compromising workability. This technique, combined with cavity-back construction, expanded the club's playable area, aiding amateur golfers in achieving straighter and longer shots from varied turf conditions. Following its 2012 acquisition by and subsequent relaunch in 2023, Adams Golf advanced club design through multi-material construction in updated lines, integrating carbon fiber crowns and faces with soles to optimize for lower CG and enhanced MOI, while also improving vibration dampening for a softer feel at impact. These materials enabled precise tuning of clubhead dynamics, reducing unwanted vibrations transmitted to the hands and promoting a more responsive strike that supports distance and accuracy across the range.

Sponsorships and Marketing

Professional Endorsements

Adams Golf established long-term partnerships with prominent Champions Tour players, beginning with a five-year sponsorship deal signed by Tom Watson in August 1999, which significantly boosted the brand's credibility among senior professionals and introduced its hybrid clubs to a wider audience through Watson's high-profile status. Bernhard Langer joined the Adams Golf staff in early 2002, further enhancing visibility on the Champions Tour with his consistent success, including multiple wins using Adams hybrids that highlighted the company's expertise in easy-to-launch fairway alternatives. As recently as November 2024, Langer won the Mitsubishi Electric Championship using his longstanding 2003 Adams hybrid, underscoring the equipment's lasting impact. These endorsements from Hall of Fame-caliber players like Watson and Langer helped solidify Adams Golf's reputation for innovative hybrids tailored to aging professionals seeking forgiveness and distance. On the PGA Tour, Adams Golf attracted several endorsers who leveraged the brand's hybrids and fairway woods for versatile play, increasing exposure during major events. Four-time major winner Ernie Els switched from Callaway to Adams Golf in January 2014 under a multiyear contract, debuting the equipment at the Players Championship and praising its performance in promoting straighter shots and better turf interaction, which elevated the brand's profile among elite players. Aaron Baddeley signed with Adams in February 2002, integrating clubs like the Idea Pro hybrids into his bag and securing three PGA Tour wins with them by 2011, thereby demonstrating the equipment's reliability for precise, long-game shots. Rory Sabbatini joined in January 2008 after leaving Nike, using Adams irons and hybrids to compete effectively before the partnership ended in 2009, still contributing to short-term visibility through his top-20 world ranking at the time. Tommy Gainey, known as "Two Gloves," signed in June 2007 following his Big Break reality show win and re-signed later that year, wearing the Adams hat and carrying staff bags in PGA Tour events, which appealed to fans through his distinctive style and unorthodox swing suited to the brand's forgiving woods. Adams Golf also secured endorsements from LPGA stars, emphasizing the adaptability of its women's product lines featuring hybrids and fairway woods for powerful, accurate play. , the world No. 1 at the time, endorsed Adams through at least 2013, using the brand's clubs in multiple victories and showcasing their role in her dominant season with five wins, which helped promote Adams' gear to a global female audience. , a rising LPGA talent and two-time major winner, utilized Adams women's clubs in 2012, including hybrids that supported her long drives and fairway accuracy, enhancing the brand's appeal in women's golf by associating it with top performers. In 2013, English professional David Howell became a for Adams Golf starting in May, debuting the equipment at European Tour events like the and winning the that October using Adams hybrids and fairway woods, which dramatically increased the brand's European visibility and underscored its value for shot-shaping versatility. Overall, Adams Golf's endorsement strategy focused on versatile players who could maximize the benefits of its hybrids and fairway woods, such as replacing long irons for better launch and forgiveness from various lies, thereby driving through on-course successes and targeted Tour presence rather than broad celebrity appeal.

Brand Partnerships

In 2013, Adams Golf established a marketing partnership with , the "Official Airline of Golf Lovers," which included co-branded golf bags carried by staff players such as and to promote both brands during tournaments. This alliance extended to promotional events, like a unique putting contest aboard a flight, enhancing visibility for Adams' hybrid clubs among traveling golfers. Adams Golf maintained a strong presence on professional tours through sponsorships that emphasized equipment usage, particularly hybrids, on the and Champions Tour. The brand's hybrids led equipment counts for six consecutive seasons on the , reaching 37% of all hybrids in play in 2013, which significantly boosted overall hybrid adoption rates among pros and amateurs. On the Champions Tour, Adams hybrids accounted for over 24% of usage in select events as early as 2007, reinforcing the company's reputation for innovative fairway alternatives. Following its 2012 acquisition by TaylorMade-adidas Golf for $70 million, Adams integrated its operations, including shared resources for joint and . This united the R&D teams to enhance club designs, allowing Adams to leverage TaylorMade's advanced technologies while maintaining its focus on accessible hybrids and fairway woods. Adams Golf has utilized strategies, including infomercial-style campaigns, to relaunch product lines. In 2023, the brand reemerged as a digitally native DTC entity with a full lineup of IDEA clubs, apparel, and accessories, emphasizing affordability and ease of purchase through its website. Earlier efforts, such as 2020's mini-infomercials for Tight Lies fairway woods, highlighted performance features to drive online sales. These campaigns supported DTC expansions with targeted digital promotions. To support global expansion, Adams Golf pursued strategic distribution deals, including the 1999 acquisition of a -based distributor to form Adams Golf Ltd. as a wholly owned for European market handling. In 2000, the company established Adams Golf , Inc. as a to manage regional sales and partnerships in , facilitating localized product distribution and growth in key international markets.

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