Adidas A74
Golf Performance Quarter-Zip Training Top
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| Weight | 1 lbs |
|---|---|
| Material | 100% Polyester |
| Available Sizes | XL |
| Fabric Thickness | Light (Under 8 oz) |
• 6.5 oz., 100% polyester french terry withhydrophilic finish
• Double welt quarter-zip placket
• Clear three-stripe print detail on upper left sleeve (Black does not have stripes)
• Banded cuffs with open hem bottom
• adidas performance logo on back neck
| M | XL | |
|---|---|---|
| Body Length | 30 3/4 | 32 3/4 |
| Body Width | 34 1/2 | 36 1/2 |
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| M | XL | |
|---|---|---|
| Body Length | 30 3/4 | 32 3/4 |
| Body Width | 34 1/2 | 36 1/2 |
In the spring of 1979 a golf equipment salesman named Gary Adams took out a $24,000 loan on his home and founded the TaylorMade Golf Company. He rented a 6,000 square-foot building that at one time housed a television assembly plant. Counting him, there were three employees and a single, innovative product: a 12-degree driver cast of stainless steel. This new metalwood looked and sounded different from a wooden wood, and most important, it performed differently. The clubhead's perimeter-weighting offered greater forgiveness on mis-hits, while the lower center of gravity made it easier to launch the ball in the air. Adams, the son of a golf professional, was adamant that TaylorMade clubs maintain ties to what true golfers perceived an authentic golf club should look and feel like. They were committed to combining innovation with authenticity, to always be passionate about the game, and pledged to be competitive - to work hard to establish itself and grow. These four tenets would take them far.