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Jumbo Max makes a few different kinds of grips, Zen Lite are my personal favorite they’re awesome
4 more yards tees are great because they don’t leave the white mark on the bottom on the driver like plastic and painted wood. And last a long time. Distance claims are just silly lmao
For what it's worth, it is completely logical and expected that wooden tees will give you more yardage than plastic tees. When you hit a wooden tee, it snaps instantly and cleanly, and doesn't slow the clubhead. When you hit a plastic tee, it bends, not breaks, and absorbs energy in the process, slowing the clubhead, and shortening the distance of the drive.
Everyone knows you got a yell "boom" when you swing the hammer. No wonder it didn't work. Geez.
LMAO!!!!!!! Most of that stuff in this video are just gimmicks. Would never buy any of these items.
The shoes looked nice, at least.
I think the club trainers are really an exercise plan in disguise. People that don't work out, but play golf as a hobby, would most likely benefit from exercise, but how to get them to do it? Well, tell them these magic club simulators will increases their club speed. They go out for six weeks doing more aerobic exercise, with muscle memory training, than they have all year and like magic, they can swing harder.
This stuff is funny
Well, you're supposed to yell BOOM! at impact!
The tees with the Ai generated user reviews 🤣
A person with your swing doesn’t need much help.
Big grip vs normal grip – the larger the grip the more resistance to releasing the clubhead, simple physics.
The sunglasses – may work if there was a matrix of squares built into the lens to use as a measuring device while reading the putt but other than that a color filter is not going to do anything, period.
The 4 More Yards tee – couple things. The test results as presented are flawed, maybe the carry was shorter with the 4 yarder, but the overall distance is the result you're looking for, which brings us to the second problem, and again a problem with not understanding simple physics. Like the Brush Tee, the 4 Yard offers less downward resistance from the deformation of the ball at impact (the ball gets longer on it's vertical axis at impact), that's why regular tees appear to have been pushed down after a shot has been hit. As a result, lower ball flight and potentially more roll out; this test should have measured carry and roll and normalized for the trajectory.
Superspeed program, there's no way to know if it's effective with your "test" , that's if you could even call what you did a test. But the exercise and stretching using this program can't help but increase your clubhead speed.
The Hammer – someone's still talking about this snakeoil? Maybe you should have included the old Pod driver in this group. I have to wonder if there's anything about the shaft design that played into the design of the Autoflex (other the Hammer shaft being illegal).
Squarz – biggest con ever from a player of note, Sir Nick should be ashamed of himself. Note to Josh – shoes that you can move your feet around in are a recipe for tendon and ligament damage, don't say you weren't warned. Properly fit golf shoes should make a vacuum release sucking sound when taking them off, proof thay are enveloping your feet and providing stability. Back to our regularly scheduled program – the width of the soles and the placement of the spikes closer to the outer edge of the sole can help with stability but I'm afraid I have to report that several models of inexpensive Adidas golf shoes, especially the sporty sneaker type have the same features for half the price. Not sure how these shoes, with a built in internal wedge system to place the weight on the inside of the feet, are actually legal. John Huston famously used Weight-Right shoes until the Honda in 1990, they were deemed illegal by the USGA mid-tournament, classifying it as an artificial device.
Old Jack Hamm, BOOM 💥 😂
New follower – and am truly enjoying your perspective and approach towards evaluation. I followed you on IG as well – and looking forward to seeing more reviews. THANK YOU for taking the time. FYI: I am looking into getting the @takomogolf clubs – as I am about to replace my PXG clubs
Use the hammer against a driver from that era. Technology has advanced ten fold from when that thing was made.
I do believe in bigger grips they allow you to relax your hands allowing you to be more relaxed over all
maybe the product is good but bad on you
The hammer was the worst driver and worst feedback from a club I ever hit. Beyond awful
Grips that are larger than what your hand size requires may make shots more accurate but note by the chart you will hit them a lot shorter since you can't turn your hands at impact. Its more the feeling of shoving the shots out there. That applies to using a midsize when you should be using a standard as well. Big strong hands & it won't be as noticeable
User review of random people is allways fun. US companies dont know what is female/men name in my country, so very ofthen we see a female name and a mans face… Janne is female name in Norway, but male name in Sweden
you need to do a grip fitting with the jumbomax, if you get it right its absolutely phenomenal, too big and it hurts your wrists
Sir Nick is making bank $ off this shoe which I find disappointing since it diminishes his credibility for me. Good vid exposing what many of us think about many of these products. On the topic of the TEES, I have a friend who is a long time golfer who uses a product called Consistent Tee.
He claims the key to consistent drives is ensuring you're consistent with your tee height, I've been using them for 5 years and agree.
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