Bust Bubble

[Tom the Golf Nut]

Has MGS done any testing on all these golf infomercial clubs. With new golfers coming into the community it would be good to steer them away from all the promised cures for your game that don't really work. Maybe once a month you can pick one and shred it apart or give it a thumbs up. Bet there wouldn't be many thumbs up.

Somehow this stuff finds its way into my email. Today was the Vixa V12.  Wow ... as long as my driver with a shaft 2" shorter, straighter than my 3 wood with  a 14.5 degree loft.  145cc head size.  

[Kenny B]

In 2017 the MGS Golfbusters reviewed the GX7 X-metal, infomercial wedges, and the Hammer X.  Go to the MGS Blog and search "Golfbusters".

Probably could add a few more these days.

[cnosil]

In general the clubs work and like any product if they are put in the right persons hands they work well. MGS was in one of the infomercials for the tireless driver. I was one of the testers and can firsthand tell you that the product worked as advertised. That said it was not ideal for a high swing speed player because it put too much spin on the ball. For the senior players that hit it, they were gaining the advertised 20-30 yard gains.

 

As mentioned above MGS occasionally does tests on these but they probably fall outside their core business model.