Podcast Interview with Adam Beach MGS

[armour248]

Hey everyone just wanted to share a podcast interview with Adam Beach, the creator of MGS.  We talked about Adam's history in the golf industry, the development of MGS, plans for the future of MGS, and discussed other aspects of the golf industry.  

 

https://sub70.podbean.com/e/episode-5-adam-beachmygolfspy/

 

just a quick edit...this is also available on iTunes, Stitcher and a few other sources. 

[ole gray]

I will be listening to this later today once my wife leaves for baby sitting duty.    That way I can concentrate on the entire pod and see what's up for 2018.

[ole gray]

I will be listening to this later today once my wife leaves for baby sitting duty.    That way I can concentrate on the entire pod and see what's up for 2018.

 

 

Update: 

 

This is really interesting !  Start up the pod cast, listen and you can still browse the forum.  Sell the oriental guy irons for $1600.00 and disregard the colored person...  His first job in golf was a wake up call.  I can see how Adam really wanted to take a then slimy industry and make a difference.    Good stuff!   

[Flipper554]

Update: 

 

This is really interesting !  Start up the pod cast, listen and you can still browse the forum.  Sell the oriental guy irons for $1600.00 and disregard the colored person...  His first job in golf was a wake up call.  I can see how Adam really wanted to take a then slimy industry and make a difference.    Good stuff!

 

I agree. Very interesting interview. Nice thar I can listen and still surf around.

[ole gray]

I agree. Very interesting interview. Nice thar I can listen and still surf around.

 

Yea it's the best of the golf info world.  Listen to the pod and cruise MGS!

 

I just learned that robots are not finicky concerning black or shiney putter shafts. But, people can identify and that is why people are better suited for testing purposes...  

[Flipper554]

Yea it's the best of the golf info world.  Listen to the pod and cruise MGS!

 

I just learned that robots are not finicky concerning black or shiney putter shafts. But, people can identify and that is why people are better suited for testing purposes...

 

I just learned that old guys can figure out how to listen to a podcast.

[ole gray]

I just learned that old guys can figure out how to listen to a podcast.

 

Old guys rock!    

 

Marketing is huge! 

 

Non conforming clubs may or may not have a future pending OEM  interest.... 

 

Don't spend another penny if you're not sure a new product is better 

[Flipper554]

Old guys rock!    

 

Marketing is huge! 

 

Non conforming clubs may or may not have a future pending EOM  interest.... 

It would be interesting to see what would happen if they were to open up non conforming clubs for amateurs, wonder what the game would look like.

[ole gray]

It would be interesting to see what would happen if they were to open up non conforming clubs for amateurs, wonder what the game would look like.

 

Yea for instance bring back belly and titty putters for the ams.  I'm sure there are many old dudes who are still using them and don't give a rats arse who cares however I'm talking about tournament  playing amateurs.  IMO it's fair for everyone if everyone has the freedom to use em. 

 

Make the game more fun and easier for those who are not blessed with the silver spoon of talent.  Trust me, it's still going to be a hard frigging game no matter how tricked up the equipment could possibly become. 

 

The last few minutes of this pod cast shines an interesting light.  

[PMookie]

Interesting comment at the end about how our reviews are 2500 words and people don't want to read that. Makes me think that if I'm picked for another review that I need to cut WAY back... True?

 

 

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[cnosil]

Interesting comment at the end about how our reviews are 2500 words and people don't want to read that. Makes me think that if I'm picked for another review that I need to cut WAY back... True?

 

 

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People generally want immediate gratification.  They don;t want to read a review or put in effort,  they want the answer right up front.

[armour248]

Hey everyone thanks for listening and providing your comments.  That was my first ever podcast interview and I pretty much cringed through the entire thing when I heard it afterward.  Ugh.  The combination of hearing your own voice and being your own worst critic is a deadly one.  We'll have a ton more podcast episodes coming soon and the guests are great.  Our next episodes are with Shaun Micheel and are absolutely amazing considering his story as a professional golfer.  Anyway, feel free to throw any other feedback or critiques on here.  Thanks again.

[armour248]

Interesting comment at the end about how our reviews are 2500 words and people don't want to read that. Makes me think that if I'm picked for another review that I need to cut WAY back... True?

 

 

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I think you just have to consider that there are tons of different audiences out there.  Some guys don't mind reading 1000+ word reviews because they're really interested in the equipment, technology, development process, testing, etc.  The large majority of people definitely just want to know what is better than what.  In a product testing thread I think people will definitely appreciate a more thorough review.

[GolfSpy_X]

First, sorry you had to listen to me talk so long.

 

Now regarding the 2500 words thing.

 

Basically there are different demographics for golfers. There are also golfers who digest information differently.  

 

Think of the future like we will provide the quality of MyGolfSpy but in formats designed for ALL types of golfers with the goal to help solve every equipment problem they have ever had.

 

We want to have all the answers to all your questions and concerns. Then help you secure what you want for the best price and get you the most money out of whatever you no longer want to own.

 

Interesting comment at the end about how our reviews are 2500 words and people don't want to read that. Makes me think that if I'm picked for another review that I need to cut WAY back... True?


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[STUDque]

I always felt like the 2500+ word member reviews were more for the MGS members than the average Joe searching for the best thing on the market. If Joe wants a down and dirty, professional opinion, he can start end with the Most Wanted test.

 

The forum reviews are community events where members can see their fellow commenters experience the testing process. None of us are professionals but it's an opportunity to get to better know your fellow members and peek behind the curtain of a regular guy getting the latest and greatest equipment.

 

 

If MGS can develop something in the middle (also), they'll be unstoppable muahaha

 

 

 

First, sorry you had to listen to me talk so long.

I don't think that's much of a problem for the folks on this site.

 

 

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[HardcoreLooper]

Hey everyone just wanted to share a podcast interview with Adam Beach, the creator of MGS. We talked about Adam's history in the golf industry, the development of MGS, plans for the future of MGS, and discussed other aspects of the golf industry.

 

https://sub70.podbean.com/e/episode-5-adam-beachmygolfspy/

 

just a quick edit...this is also available on iTunes, Stitcher and a few other sources.

Great pod. I really enjoyed listening to it. Can't wait to hear more.

 

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[HardcoreLooper]

Interesting comment at the end about how our reviews are 2500 words and people don't want to read that. Makes me think that if I'm picked for another review that I need to cut WAY back... True?

 

 

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I appreciate the work that you guys put into a 2500 word review, but I understand that it's not the greatest for everyone. Especially on a small form-factor device.

 

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[PMookie]

First, sorry you had to listen to me talk so long.

 

Now regarding the 2500 words thing.

 

Basically there are different demographics for golfers. There are also golfers who digest information differently.

 

Think of the future like we will provide the quality of MyGolfSpy but in formats designed for ALL types of golfers with the goal to help solve every equipment problem they have ever had.

 

We want to have all the answers to all your questions and concerns. Then help you secure what you want for the best price and get you the most money out of whatever you no longer want to own.

Thanks for the reply! I've always wanted to be thorough in my reviews, first and foremost. In looking forward, it will be very cool to hopefully be a part of sharing info and data that changes the current methods, and is able to help others select equipment best suited for them.

I look forward to being a part, and watching it all! One day I'll be able to say, “You know, grandson, I was a small part of My Golf Spy back in-the-day...”

 

 

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[Wannabegolfer67]

Hey everyone just wanted to share a podcast interview with Adam Beach, the creator of MGS.  We talked about Adam's history in the golf industry, the development of MGS, plans for the future of MGS, and discussed other aspects of the golf industry.  

 

https://sub70.podbean.com/e/episode-5-adam-beachmygolfspy/

 

just a quick edit...this is also available on iTunes, Stitcher and a few other sources. 

I really enjoyed listening to this, it is pretty cool to hear some of the history of how Mygolfspy got started and was very informative about the way testing is done. More content like this please!!!

[armour248]

I really enjoyed listening to this, it is pretty cool to hear some of the history of how Mygolfspy got started and was very informative about the way testing is done. More content like this please!!!

 

Really appreciate it.  Most of our interviews so far have been with professional golfers...although today we did an interview with a golf journalist which provided some different conversation.  Hopefully we can provide more content on MGS, club testing and other similar topics in the future