Berger & Montague, P.C. Announces Certification of Adams Golf Class Action Lawsuit

16 November 2005

The following was released today by Berger
& Montague, P.C. (www.bergermontague.com) :

LEGAL NOTICE

If you bought Adams Golf Stock (OTC BB: ADGO) between July 10, 1998 and
October 22, 1998, an ongoing class action lawsuit may affect your rights.

The United States District Court for the District of Delaware has certified
a Class in a class-action lawsuit against Adam's Golf, Inc. and some of its
officers, directors and underwriters concerning alleged misstatements and
omissions in Adams Golf's Registration Statement for its initial public
offering ("IPO") in July 1998.

Who Is Included?

If you bought Adams Golf Common Stock between July 10, 1998 and October 22,
1998 you may be part of the Class, unless you are a defendant in the
lawsuit or related to a defendant.

Who Represents the Class?

The Class representatives are John Morrash, Kenneth Shockley, Todd Tonore
and Patricia Craus. They each bought Adams Golf stock in the class period.
Lead Counsel for the Class is Berger & Montague, P.C. 1622 Locust Street,
Philadelphia, PA 19103.

What is the Lawsuit About?

The lawsuit claims that the Registration Statement of the IPO failed to
disclose the risk that "gray marketing" could pose to Adams Golf's sales.
"Gray Marketing" is the unauthorized distribution of a company's products
to discount retailers. Adams Golf and the other defendants deny that they
failed to disclose any material risks, made any material misrepresentations
in or omitted any material facts from the Registration Statement. The
Court has made no decision about which side is right.

What Are My Choices?

If you stay in the lawsuit, as a Class Member, and if the lawsuit is
successful, you maybe able to get a payment. If the lawsuit is
unsuccessful, you will not be able to file your own suit against Adams
Golf. In other words you will be "legally bound" by the result in the
class action. If you remain in the Class, you will not have to pay
attorneys' fees or costs, no matter what the result.

Although it is not necessary, you may hire a lawyer, at your own expense,
to enter your appearance in this lawsuit.

You may decide to opt out of or exclude yourself from the Class. If you
exclude yourself from the Class, you will not receive any part of any
settlement or judgment reached by the Class, but you will not be legally
bound if the class action is unsuccessful.

What Do I Need To Do?

If you want to stay in the class you do not need to do anything. It is
advisable that you save confirmation slips, brokerage statements or other
evidence that you bought Adams Golf stock between July 10, 1998 and October
22, 1998. If you want to hire your own lawyer, you may enter an appearance
in the class action.

If you want to be excluded or opt out of the class you must request
exclusion by January 2, 2006. To be excluded you must write to In Re:
Adams Golf Securities Litigation, c/o Heffler, Radetich & Saitta, LLP, P.O.
Box 660, Philadelphia, PA 19105-0660. You must state: a) the full name,
address and telephone number of the beneficial owner of the Adams Golf
stock; b) the number of shares of Adams Golf stock bought or sold by the
beneficial owner during the class period; and c) the date(s) on which the
stock was bought and sold.

Where Do I Go For Information?

If you want information or have questions you may write to the above
address to get a full notice or you may contact Lead Counsel, Todd S.
Collins, Esquire, Elizabeth W. Fox, Esquire or Neil F. Mara, Esquire,
Berger & Montague, P.C., 1622 Locust Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103,
telephone 1-800-424-6690.

Please do not contact the Court about the lawsuit.

Contact:
Lead Counsel, Todd S. Collins, Esquire
Elizabeth W. Fox, Esquire
Neil F. Mara, Esquire
Berger & Montague, P.C.
1622 Locust Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103
1800-424-6690
SOURCE: Berger & Montague, P.C.