Golf News, SOURCE: Golfbusinesswire.com .- Adams Golf (OTCBB: ADGO), the industry leader in hybrid-iron technology, introduces the new Idea a2 and a2 OS Hybrids. These individual hybrids combine the distance of a fairway wood with the control and accuracy of an iron. They have a low profile design, low center of gravity and are low spinning, which make them longer, more forgiving and extremely easy to hit- a great alternative to hard to hit long irons.

Compared to conventional irons the Idea a2 & a2 OS Hybrids have a - Center of gravity that is 11% lower and 2.5 times deeper , MOI that is 30% for more forgiving

Two Models: Idea a2 Tour, it´s design and shape preferred by tour professionals Played on all three tours- PGA, Nationwide & Champions Low center of gravity, higher MOI and less spin than conventional hybrids deliver ideal launch conditions and playability for mid to high swing speeds Lofts: 16°- 1 hybrid iWood®, 18°- 2 hybrid iWood®, 20°- 3 hybrid iWood®, 23°- 4 hybrid iWood®. Right & left hand models in all lofts Shaft: Aldila NV graphite or True Temper Dynalite steel SRP- $199.99 (graphite), $169.99 (steel)

Idea a2 OS Game improvement design High MOI for maximum forgiveness Generous offset and low & back CG make them easy to get in the air and turn over Designed to be the easiest to hit hybrids in golf.SRP- $199.99 (graphite)

Fore More information visit Adam´s Golf Web Site

                             < 2005 PGA Fall Expo a Success >

Golf News, SOURCE: GolfBusinessWire.com .- The industry's annual fall marketplace brought together thousands of PGA Professionals, key retailers and business leaders with 332 golf-related manufacturers for two jam-packed days of business that came to a close today, Sept. 29, at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Highlights from the 2005 PGA Fall Expo: - Exhibitor Participation Increases by 6% to 332 manufacturers; exhibit space by 10% to 55,000 net square feet - More than 4,000 industry professionals on site for PGA Fall Expo - Demo Night Hosted More Than 450 Attendees Anxious to Test Products. A total of 332 exhibitors, a 6% increase over 2004, conducted the business of the game within 55,000 net square feet of space, a 10% increase over 2004, at the LVCC.

Top participating golf manufacturers included: Antigua, Ben Hogan, Ben Hogan Apparel, Callaway Golf, Club Car, Full Swing Golf, Nike Golf, Sport-Haley, Top-Flite Golf, Tour Edge, Wilson Golf, Wittek and Yonex. Notable new companies and manufacturers that returned after not having a presence in 2004 include: Ahead Headgear, Bette & Court, Bridgestone Sports, Callaway Golf Apparel, Dockers Tour, Lilly Pulitzer, Pukka Headwear, Puma, Sunderland of Scotland, Orlimar, Softspikes/Pride Sports and the Tommy Armour Golf Company.

Fore More information visit PGA Expo.com