Golf Forum MyGolfSpy.com app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Tapatalk
First release : 31 Jan 2016
App size: 112.02 Mb
Access the MyGolfSpy Forum at your finger tips!
The pro-consumer MyGolfSpy golf community website is now available on all your Apple devices, iPhone, iPad and iPod.
ABOUT MYGOLFSPY
MyGolfSpy was founded for these reasons, sparked to life by golfers just like you.
You asked for change and we answered the call. The industry needs accountability and the players need a voice. Together, let’s ignite the revolution.
OUR MISSION
To equip you with reviews you can trust and the info you need to get the most out of your performance, budget and time.
To add your voice to the thousands of other golfers who have something to say about the future of our game.
OUR DATACRATIC MOVEMENT IS BASED ON TRUTH NOT HYPE
The same way that players need to visualize and understand the golf shots they face, you the consumer need the facts about the products you’re buying.
Unfortunately, marketing has become more important than performance and profits more important than your satisfaction. Knowing the truth about your choices has a huge impact on the actual value you get from any and every purchase you make.
For us, it’s not about getting you to buy more products, it’s about helping you buy the products best suited for your game.
In fact, we don’t want you to spend one dollar on a club unless it improves on what you already own.
That’s why we want to provide you with the data and the details you need to cut through the hype so you can see for yourself whether a club really is longer and straighter or whether it’s just newer and shinier.
WHY SHOULD YOU TRUST MYGOLFSPY?
That is a very important question to ask. Our response is simple:
Our testing criteria, performance data and conclusions are not influenced by advertising revenue. Unlike other golf media outlets, we’re free to report only the truth. We pay no attention to logos. We simply focus on what the numbers reveal in our testing.
Is this years driver better than last years? Is it worth the money? Is it a technological breakthrough or simply a new paint job?
Come on, let’s get it in the lab see what the data says.