The 320J was developed in conjunction with affiliated operations in Japan. The driver has an oversized 320cc clubhead, along with a superlight 48-gram graphite shaft available in five flex options. Face lofts available are seven, eight, nine, and 10 degrees. In production now, the Bazooka 320J will not be available in the U.S. until mid-July. Carbite, known mostly for putters, owns the distribution rights in the U.S. to Daiwa equipment, following the Japanese manufacturer's withdrawal from American operations.
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The Tight Lies Spin Control driver definitely conforms to USGA standards, but met with mixed results in a recent GolfWeb test among amateur golfers. The club is based on technology designed to distribute weight and structure within the clubhead that will help correct swings that would tend to produce hooks and slices, and enhance straighter trajectories, while allowing better players to work the ball. Our amateur testers were mixed in reviewing several Adams SC drivers. Quite a few drives were positively praised for feel, distance and accuracy.