True Aim - Still around? Anyone using?

[hckymeyer]

A couple years ago True Aim was a pretty big deal on the forum.  They gave out a bunch of kits and everyone was pretty excited about it.  I remember getting a kit and being very excited to test it out, but it was also right around the time I was looking at new drivers.  So like many things it got put on a shelf to test out later when I got the driver situation settled.

 

Fast forward to yesterday.  I've been building a new office in my basement and I finally got everything done and started moving in.  Low and behold while cleaning out my old office I found my True Aim kit and realized I've never used it.  So I started looking around online and their website is still up, but I haven't anything about them or from them in a few years. 

 

So just wondering if anyone that got a kit ever used it and what the results were.  Are you still using it?  Did it work?

 

Here is a link to Dave's original review and article.

 

http://forum.mygolfspy.com/topic/4744-true-aim-the-next-big-innovation-in-driver-technology/

[SMRT]

I bought a kit early last year and tried to use it but I did not like any of the designs and did not see any positive results. I like the crown completely one color solid, no marks. I guess the True Aim kit helped me figure that out so not a total waste.

[whiskey golf]

I completely forgot about this, that'd be interesting if someone is still using it.

[GolfSpy Dave]

Not sure what is going on with them these days. I heard rumors of working with an OEM, and then nothing. I still have the prototype stickers on one of my notebooks, but nothing on my driver. The i25 racing stripes made me think of true aim a week or so ago.

[wbealsd]

I've got the link for them bookmarked, thinking I'd use it whenever I changed drivers, but forgot it about it last year when I won the Titleist I'm using now.  The concept sounds interesting, but it wasn't a real high priority for me to check out.

[GolfSpy WD]

I got one too. I couldn't get over the idea of putting an ugly decal on my driver. The RBZ 2 fairway/hybrid taught me that fancy graphics on the club head don't help alignment whatsoever for me.