Tesla Cyber Truck

[fixyurdivot]

Has there ever been a golf driver, iron, or putter sold on the open market that is as ugly as Elon's Cyber Truck?   With the talent pool he has on staff, I'm really quite surprised at this.  It could be that my tastes in automotive design/looks have finally fallen outside the bell curve, but this easily gets my vote to sit among the top 5 worst ever .  What say you?

[bens197]

[fixyurdivot]

8 minutes ago, bens197 said:

This thread could get really fun.

[tony@CIC]

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21 minutes ago, fixyurdivot said:

Has there ever been a golf driver, iron, or putter sold on the open market that is as ugly as Elon's Cyber Truck?   With the talent pool he has on staff, I'm really quite surprised at this.  It could be that my tastes in automotive design/looks have finally fallen outside the bell curve, but this easily gets my vote to sit among the top 5 worst ever .  What say you?

I think more putters will fit into this category than irons or woods. 

[fixyurdivot]

Here's one your not likely to see a "WTB" post in our classifieds .

[cnosil]

Lots of ugly clubs and lots of ugly cars out there.  

[GB13]

Frankly, I don’t think there is a single golf club out there, that looks worse when compared to Tesla’s Cyber Junk.

[tony@CIC]

Frankly, I don’t think there is a single golf club out there, that looks worse when compared to Tesla’s Cyber Junk.

I agree - no real styling at all and the truck .....really? Someone approved that design??


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[joen]

I submit for your review the Cleveland VAS iron.   Although Corey Pavin did use them to win the 1995 US Open at Shinnecock. 

[GB13]

4 hours ago, tony@CIC said:

I agree - no real styling at all and the truck .....really? Someone approved that design??


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I know, it has Elon Musk written all over it... 

 

1 hour ago, joen said:

I submit for your review the Cleveland VAS iron.   Although Corey Pavin did use them to win the 1995 US Open at Shinnecock. 

That’s the one that popped into my head, but I still say that the “truck” is worse. 

[ZenGolfer]

Its pretty ugly.  For my money, the Cyber Truck could never replace a good ole F-150.

[tony@CIC]

4 hours ago, Middler said:

 

The problem with this hardened steel exterior is that traditional auto-body stamping machines are made to deal with much smaller, more malleable pieces of sheet metal. These machines take a flat piece of metal and then smash it against a mold, creating the curve of each body panel separately.

But since the panels of the Cybertruck are so stiff, machines aren’t strong enough to stamp them. In order to add curves to the Cybertruck’s body, Tesla would need to build a whole new type of stamping press — or just design the car without curves.  They did the latter.”

That makes sense - but it's still ugly. 

[fixyurdivot]

6 hours ago, Middler said:

In the traditional design, the car body doesn’t have as much structural integrity and is mainly used for aerodynamic and styling purposes, and to protect occupants from the elements.

I'm trying to understand the need for the bulletproof glass and apparent meteorite impact protection... wait, now I get it, these aren't intended for market here on earth .